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Originally posted by jfj123
Originally posted by OrionStars
reply to post by jfj123
Are these your own words in a prior post?:
"Yes I'm complaining as I don't speak german and the narrator was talking over the mayor. My point was that I wanted to hear exactly what the mayor said and how he said it."
Those words reflect you did not hear what was said in your own words. Either you heard every word the mayor said or did not by your own words.
And if you continued posting my next sentence, you would see the following:
I listened to the interview several times and I believe you simply took what he said out of context.
This is how I am receiving it, regardless of the way you intended to mean it. Please keep in mind. The people needing to understand the intent and meaning, of your words, are those with whom you are attempting to communicate.
You did not hear what was said, because you do not speak German. You could not hear the one interviewed, because the German narrator was overriding the person you wanted to hear. However, you listened to what you could not hear several times. Therefore, the person to whom you responded must have taken it out of context.
If you could not hear it, how would you know if someone took something out of context or not?
Originally posted by enigmania
So what are your views on the PNAC comission report, that says a Pearl Harbor-like attack is needed to get support for higher defense budgets to strenghten America's influence abroad. They got their attack.
What are your views on the NWO, the way the gov. lied about the WMD's in Iraq and about the connection with Bin Laden?
The stripping of rights in America after 911, the Patriot Act?
The constant fear- and warmongering, the way they're going after Iran now?
The way that a pretty popular candidate like Ron Paul gets ignored by the media?
You don't believe 911 was an inside job, can you honoustly say you don't see a concerning pattern there?
Originally posted by Taxi-Driver
I dunno , Orion, you should take a look at that link I provided...it is just unfortunate that you don't have ALL the availible information after researching 9/11 for 6 years... I just wonder: How could you have missed so much pertinent information while doing your research?
Originally posted by OrionStars
"Air Traffic Control Errors Lead to Inquiry"
Originally posted by OrionStars
That was my point. They lied and their past practice history of comspiracy cover-up within the inside ranks, plus, the fact they are not releasing public records as they are mandated by law to release, self-evidently proves they are lying again.
Originally posted by OrionStars
Originally posted by jfj123
Originally posted by OrionStars
reply to post by jfj123
Are these your own words in a prior post?:
"Yes I'm complaining as I don't speak german and the narrator was talking over the mayor. My point was that I wanted to hear exactly what the mayor said and how he said it."
Those words reflect you did not hear what was said in your own words. Either you heard every word the mayor said or did not by your own words.
]And if you continued posting my next sentence, you would see the following:
I listened to the interview several times and I believe you simply took what he said out of context.
This is how I am receiving it, regardless of the way you intended to mean it. Please keep in mind. The people needing to understand the intent and meaning, of your words, are those with whom you are attempting to communicate.
You did not hear what was said, because you do not speak German. You could not hear the one interviewed, because the German narrator was overriding the person you wanted to hear. However, you listened to what you could not hear several times. Therefore, the person to whom you responded must have taken it out of context.
If you could not hear it, how would you know if someone took something out of context or not?
Originally posted by OrionStars
It is not. The air traffic controllers are FAA employees whether they work at a control center, terminal or a military base aviation terminal.
Originally posted by OrionStars
My point has always been this. It is SOP for the FAA, in collusion/conspiracy with the NTSB and airline corporations, to commit federal criminal acts, involving plane crashes, by covering up FAA, NTSB and airline corporate negligence, in being the cause of the deaths of many, many people.
The FAA, the airlines, airline lobbyists and Congress each share some responsibility for undermining aviation security. The FAA, in response to pressure from the airlines, trade groups and members of Congress, routinely whittles down fines for security violations. Michael Pangia, former FAA chief trial lawyer, said, “‘it’s a common practice’ for the airlines and FAA to negotiate fines down to as low as 10 cents on a dollar -- and often times agreeing on a price for a bulk of fines.” [25] According to a CNN story, paying the cheaper fines could be less expensive for the airlines than instituting the required security measures. [26] That would be especially true if the fines were reduced to ten c ents on the dollar. Previous testimony before the 9/11 Commission revealed that some members of Congress, alerted by airline lobbyists about situations unfavorable to the airlines, prevailed upon the FAA to reduce fines and soften rules and requirements.
§ Why were fines for airline security violations pared to 10 cents on the
dollar, despite repeated violations?
§ Why did the FAA allow safety and security violations to persist? According to USA TODAY, two weeks after the September 11th terrorist attack, American Airlines received special permission from the FAA to allow passengers to board its flights before the airline determined whether the passengers were on the FBI's watch list. According to the news account, the security directive was exclusive to American Airlines and conflicted with the directives to all other airlines. [27]
Originally posted by OrionStars
BTS had no scheduled flights for any 11 or 77 on 9/11/2001 as of 9/11/2001. Yet, that changed in 2007 - 6 years later. It took BTS at least two years to retire at least one plane number, that should have been retired, as required by law, 24 hours after officially reporting the alleged plane had crashed. It was still an active number until at least a couple of years later.