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Originally posted by IsaacKoiIt may be worth providing some references to those books.
Originally posted by ULTIMA1
I have asked several times for that e-mail from trackingthe threat to be shown, why wont you post the actual e-mail?
Originally posted by IsaacKoi
I'm not sure what more you want or why you ask "why won't you post the actual email?".
Originally posted by ThroatYogurt
So, there is a top secret CIA book that you have access too? OR can we get this at Amazon.com?
Besides tracking the threat... (which calls truthers wack jobs)
Originally posted by ULTIMA1
The actual e-mail from your e-mail page.
Originally posted by IsaacKoi
I've given the "actual email".
Originally posted by ULTIMA1
The original e-mail that you have on your e-mail system that you use.
Becasue they e-mail you posted does not sound like a actual response from a company.
Originally posted by IsaacKoi
In what what does that email "not sound like a actual response from a company"?
Originally posted by ULTIMA1
Originally posted by IsaacKoi
In what what does that email "not sound like a actual response from a company"?
I deal with companies a lot. No professioanl company is going to call people wack jobs, they could get into trouble.
Originally posted by ULTIMA1
Also as far as books there is a CIA book that states 7 hijackers are still alive.
Originally posted by ThroatYogurt
Originally posted by ULTIMA1
Also as far as books there is a CIA book that states 7 hijackers are still alive.
So is this book written by the CIA?
[An] article, entitled "Panoply of the Absurd", sharply criticizes von Bülow's reliance on Internet research, in particular that he had used archived but inaccurate stories that had been written in the confusion of the immediate aftermath of the attacks and then dropped.
An example of this is the assertion that at least six of the suspected hijackers named in the aftermath of the attacks turned up alive, the so-called "zombie hijackers" claim. Der Spiegel offers an explanation for this apparent mystery: BBC News used as a source the Arab News, an English-language Saudi newspaper, which in turn had compiled reports from Arabic newspapers, of people who obviously had nothing to do with the attacks but happened to share the same names with some of the suspected hijackers. No photographs of the suspected hijackers had been released at this point in time, and thus a few cases of mistaken identity occurred. In one instance, a man with the name of Said al-Ghamdi had given an interview to Asharq Al-Awsat newspaper in Tunis, outraged that he had been portrayed by CNN as one of the hijackers. CNN had broadcast his photograph after doing research on their own and finding a Saudi "Said al-Ghamdi" who had received flight training in the United States. CNN had found the wrong suspect, which only became clear once the FBI officially released the photographs of the suspected hijackers
Originally posted by ThroatYogurt
thanks for the information. So lets look at the evidence Ultima has brought forth in this thread:
A: Trackingthethreat.com
A site that calls conspiracy theorists "Wack Jobs"
And:
B: A book written about the CIA without any legitimate sources to back up it's claims.
Originally posted by ULTIMA1
A. You have no evidnec to suport that trackingthethreat's data is not correct. Just becasue the site has a disclaimer does not mena the infomration isnot correct.
Originally posted by Disclosed
So, what have you done to verify that data, ULTIMA1?
Originally posted by ULTIMA1
I have found no evidence that all the hijackers are dead.
Originally posted by Disclosed What a coincidence! You havent found any data that all the hijackers are live either!