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Originally posted by jfj123
Back on topic though. Do you actually believe John Lear's hologram idea over SOME TYPE of real planes hitting the buildings? Does anyone but John Lear and Wizard in the Woods?
Originally posted by jfj123
Don't you feel guilty working for the government knowing what you know? It's like working for a police department that looks the other way while innocent people are arrested.
Originally posted by jfj123
All lasers are subject to divergence which means the further a beam travels, the larger the end point gets which also means less resolution of the resultant picture.
Another HUGE restriction is projecting a hologram remotely without interference from atmospheric phenomenon (Rayleigh scattering) and no way to create a termination point for the laser.
Originally posted by tezzajw
The only reason ULTIMA1 would have to feel guilty would be if he was not trying to find the truth about 911.
Originally posted by infinityoreilly
These are just some of the hurdles that the hologram theory has to get past.
Originally posted by tezzajw
Originally posted by infinityoreilly
These are just some of the hurdles that the hologram theory has to get past.
Fair enough. Although we really don't have classified access to what type of holographic capabilites the military may possess.
Doesn't the 767 plane theory also have to get over the inconsistent damage to the columns at the point of entry to the building (John's picture a few posts back)?
The fact that a woman can stand at the impact zone, despite the heat of the jet fuel fires compromising the structural integrity of the building?
The fact that no significant wreckage was found to indicate that the 767 struck the building?
The fact that an unburnt passport of one of the hijackers was found on the street, surviving the ball of fire and the subsequent fall, without any damage at all?
It's a matter of which evidence best suits which theory. When you eliminate the impossible, whatever remains, however improbable, must be what transpired. I think that was written by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle for the Sherlock Holmes books.
911 is a great mystery. The only truth so far (in my opinion), is that the official story is bogus.
Yes and since holograms of this sophistication are impossible......
Of course as the government simply doesn't want us to know they were asleep at the switch and we were as secure as a chicken in a pen full of foxes.
Originally posted by ULTIMA1
There are more people in the government and military doing research and or speaking out about the truth of 9/11, problem is some of them are getting into trouble.
They are being fired or even being threatened with court martial for speaking out against the 9/11 official story.
Thanks for the post jfj123. As I have pointed out many times holographs have been see by qualified personnel. They have seen Boeing 747 size holographs over the highway. They were holographs because after a few seconds the image disappeared.
I request that you stop saying that the projections of holographs is impossible because it is possible and that technology can be projected and that technology has been in use for at least 10 years.
Holography is modern day technology. They can be projected and be projected to fool people. Anybody who says they saw a Boeing 767 fly over the streets of Manhatten on the morning of 911 was watching a holograph. That holograph probably was being projected from a E4-B.
Holographs look very real and contain heat, sound and light. It is so real that many people were fooled into thinking it was a real Boeing 767 crashing into the WTC.
It was not real. It was a holograph.
So, jfj123, respectfully, next time you post that "holographs are imossible" please be sure an note that your statement is only an opinion and in fact may not be true.
Proof John? You know... "evidence" .... have you ever used that? I didn't think so.
John. Based on an educated opinion vs an un-educated opinion, my belief which is based on physics and optics restrictions; holograms as you've described them don't exist.
Could I be wrong? sure. We could have a heavy graviton beam that could stop light and manipulate it. But instead of doing that, why didn't the government just fire photon torpedoes at the building or how about quantum singularity bombs? Heck maybe the planes were real and just at the last second, they used their trans-dimensional jump engines to slip out of normal space and into sub-space so we thought they hit the buildings.
Originally posted by johnlear
Originally posted by jfj123
John. Based on an educated opinion vs an un-educated opinion, my belief which is based on physics and optics restrictions; holograms as you've described them don't exist.
Thanks for the opinion. I'm sure your opinion would be different had you been read into any holographic projects being conducted at the White Sands Missile Range. But it doesn't sound as if you have ever been read into any highly classified project.
Could I be wrong? sure. We could have a heavy graviton beam that could stop light and manipulate it. But instead of doing that, why didn't the government just fire photon torpedoes at the building or how about quantum singularity bombs? Heck maybe the planes were real and just at the last second, they used their trans-dimensional jump engines to slip out of normal space and into sub-space so we thought they hit the buildings.