posted on Sep, 3 2010 @ 07:12 PM
Someone went through alot of trouble counting up all the eye-witnesses and categorizing them. What I find interesting however, is ALL of the people
at the Citgo station, that saw the airplane fly to the north of the Citgo, instead of South where the light poles are. Don't you find this the least
bit interesting?
When I was studying criminal justice, my professor told us about an experiement that was done when he was a student. During a lecture, three men
burst into the room, brandishing banannas, ordered everyone down on the ground, and when the professor resisted, one of the guys "shot" him, with a
bananna. The men rushed out the door, and the "authorities" quickly evacuated the room and interviewed the witnesses. ALL of the students in the
class claimed to have seen men armed with guns burst in and kill their professor. NONE of them saw any fruit.
This is a very strange, but very strong and well known social phenomenon. When the eyes tell the brain something that the brain cannot make sense out
of, the brain changes what the eyes see to make it make sense. When people hear a thunderous, low aircraft, see a bunch of light poles knocked over,
and see a huge explosion in a building, no matter what their eyes saw diferent, their brain will connect the dots and write the memory for them. Did
this happen at the Pentagon? It should only be entertained if there is substantially conflicting witness testimony - so that would be a big YES.
Now the eye witnesses that would have the most validity, in my opinion, would be the ones who's memory CONFLICTS with the physical evidence. Most
people, who are not 100% sure of what they saw, will modify their memories to fit the physical results that they now see. If there are witnesses that
tell you what they saw, DESPITE the physical evidence suggesting otherwise, they are much more likely to have the more accurate account. You tell a
witness to look at all the light poles and tell him that is where the aircraft must have come down, and he says, "no, it was over here, and I have no
idea what happened to those poles", that is a witness I want on my side.
You might claim that I'm grasping at straws or eager to ignore witnesses. But obviously some witnesses have the story correct, and some have it very
wrong. I would claim that it is the conspiracy deniers who have chosen to ignore a whole group of witness accounts. I am listening to all of the
witnesses, noting there is a substantial discrepancy, and wanting answers. Let's demand the tapes be released and put the issue to rest. People who
are buying in to the official story are the ones choosing to ignore certain witnesses, because they are saying things that you don't want to hear.