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Originally posted by Caustic Logic
Yes, the Turcios pattern. Is this a similar deal? When did O'Brien talk to you?
Originally posted by Craig Ranke CIT
reply to post by GreenFloyd
1. It wasn't AA77.
2. The loop it made was in a completely different place from where they reported with the NTSB and RADES data.
3. They had to make it loop the area so it could be blended with accounts of other planes in the area most notably the C-130 and E4B so if anyone saw it fly over the Pentagon and keep going they could say it was a different plane.
Your question is actually quite relevant because #3 is the entire reason that they had to fabricate the RADES and NTSB data to tell a different story from where the plane really flew and perhaps even why they had it fly north of the citgo despite the fact that it doesn't match up with the light poles.
[edit on 10-11-2007 by Craig Ranke CIT]
Originally posted by Craig Ranke CIT
reply to post by darkbluesky
Dismissing the evidence based on an argument from incredulity is a logical fallacy.
Please adhere to critical thinking principles and address the evidence directly.
The fact that you refuse to believe it does not make the evidence go away.
Originally posted by spcengineer
Oh my, then the hundred or so witnesses that contradict those 5 is what???? Fantasy?
Originally posted by Craig Ranke CIT
reply to post by darkbluesky
Dismissing the evidence based on an argument from incredulity is a logical fallacy.
Please adhere to critical thinking principles and address the evidence directly.
The fact that you refuse to believe it does not make the evidence go away.
Originally posted by Craig Ranke CIT
You can keep wallowing in a hypothetical world if it makes you feel better or more comfortable in refusing to accept what we present but I will continue to uncover hard evidence, facts, and accurate information while refusing all speculation and theories that do not address the evidence.
Originally posted by Craig Ranke CIT
Since the entire premise of your question is a based on a logical fallacy and does nothing to refute the hard evidence we present....no I do not agree.
There is no such thing as a "likely" scenario when discussing a world wide psychological operation of this magnitude.
The notion that you can fantasize a "more likely" scenario is irrelevant to the evidence proving otherwise.
You can keep wallowing in a hypothetical world if it makes you feel better or more comfortable in refusing to accept what we present but I will continue to uncover hard evidence, facts, and accurate information while refusing all speculation and theories that do not address the evidence.
Originally posted by darkbluesky
Originally posted by Craig Ranke CIT
Since the entire premise of your question is a based on a logical fallacy and does nothing to refute the hard evidence we present....no I do not agree.
Just want to be sure I understand...
You do not agree that a group of moderately intelligent conspirators, with a choice of executing one of two theoretical plans, would choose to execute the less complicated plan? The plan with fewer active participants, the plan with fewer chances of detection, the plan which requires less obfuscation, less time critical coordination, less blocking and manipulation of official data, etc?
Huh? Aren't you and CIT proposing a likely scenario? That an AA 757 flew over the Pentagon, timed precisely with the detonation of pre-planted explosives, followed by almost simultaneous distribution of fake airplane debris and toppled light poles?????That the airplane then landed somewhere else and the passengers and crew were either secreted away or killed? That no one with knowledge of any of this has come forward publicly or annonymously with proof??
Isn't that a scenario??? Aren't you saying its almost absolutely confirmed (as opposed to likely) with your smoking gun evidence????
What the hell are you talking about? No such thing as a likely scenario?
You can discredit my opinion by labeling it as fantasy all you want. I think everyone else can decide for theselves who's theoretical scenario is more fantastic.
Of course you will...as long as the money keeps coming in.
Originally posted by megaman1234
I am happy to post this as only my second. Of all the "theories" bouncing around on these 9/11 threads - those I see those put forth by Mr. Craig here as probably the most annoying.
Craig - you keep bandering around about your "hard evidence and facts", as if by saying it enough will somehow make it true. None of it is HARD or FACTUAL!
You know whats hard? Wreckage, damage, bodies, radar tracks.
The debunkers as you call them have ALL the tangible evidence in this case. You don't have anything! Your entire case involves, what, 5 people who say they say the plane on the wrong side of a gas station. Thats it!
You take that, and use that to assume that ANYTHING else is either planted or faked. Its 5 people vs a literal Mountain of physical and other HARD evidence and FACTS! How anyone at all can agree with that is beyond me.
It's ridiculous. I'm flabbergasted that this is even going on.
I read that shadow thread with great interest, as it seemed that some good work went into it. You refused to even consider it with with your infamous "evidence from the suspect is irrelevent" It must be nice not to have to answer anything tough, as you can just throw that line out trying to sound smart. It's a complete and utter cop-out.
Seriously, as suggested, lets show that pilot this radar information. Maybe he'll say - "No way! thats not true at all - something is wrong there!" OR - just maybe he'll say "Hmm - I could see how that could be right, if I was looking in this direction, and oh yeah - maybe I did see this a earlier than i though.. That looks about right."
In the first case he'll be your best friend, in the second case he'll be labeled as a liar and a paid stooge.
This entire no plane debate is a complete disgrace.
Originally posted by Craig Ranke CIT
It's true whether or not I say it and you dismissing it doesn't make it go away.
Enough witness corroboration of any claim constitutes proof and is therefore hard evidence.
1 first-hand eyewitness account is evidence.
2 independently corroborated accounts is hard evidence
3 independently corroborated accounts is proof beyond a reasonable doubt.
We have presented 4 and have 2 more yet unreleased for a total of 6.
Not a single account in the entire investigative body of evidence directly refutes the north side claim.
Originally posted by Craig Ranke CIT
reply to post by darkbluesky
Uh huh.
Brilliant idea.
We certainly would if we had the resources.
But contrary to your libelous claims about our financial motives for doing this we don't have any money for litigation.
Originally posted by darkbluesky
First, Im sure you could find any number of fame seeking attorneys that would be more than happy to take a case like this pro bono if they had any faith whatsoever in the strength of your evidence. Therefore your claims of no resources in specious.
Second...That's your second accusation of libel tossed at me, and your third in total, in this short two page thread.
How, exactly, is my suggestion that your motivation is financial harmful to you or your organization?
How does it represent a loss of earnings (thats ironic), loss of safety, loss of
reputation (relating to your ability to earn)?
It's funny how often you start dropping the libel card when you don't like the line of questioning or direction of the discussion. What exactly is your motivation for claiming libel so often?
li·bel /ˈlaɪbəl/ Pronunciation Key - Show Spelled Pronunciation[lahy-buhl] Pronunciation Key - Show IPA Pronunciation noun, verb, -beled, -bel·ing or (especially British) -belled, -bel·ling.
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1. Law.
a. defamation by written or printed words, pictures, or in any form other than by spoken words or gestures.
b. the act or crime of publishing it.
c. a formal written declaration or statement, as one containing the allegations of a plaintiff or the grounds of a charge.
2. anything that is defamatory or that maliciously or damagingly misrepresents.
–verb (used with object)
3. to publish a libel against.
4. to misrepresent damagingly.
5. to institute suit against by a libel, as in an admiralty court.