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Originally posted by Shugo
Dan, once again these graphs have a time issue, they are referred as UTC -9, this indicates that the times are roughly (grain of salt on this) AK time 2000 UTC/GMT, or 1100 AKT, which is 1400 CST, 1500 EST...the afternoon. Hours after the towers collapsed.
As for your claims...do not use the phrase "it's true", because automatically that comes to me as "hoax". It's not true because you say it is.
No cigar buddy, but keep trying.
Originally posted by mythatsabigprobe
Ok... three pages in and the OP is still denying the issues with his theory pointed out on page one. This is starting to smell like a deliberate hoax to me.
Look, I'm not trying to be a prig. You might have a good theory if you can find the HAARP output logs that match the event times, but this is just atmospheric monitoring data and we don't even know if HAARP was switched on at the time.
If you just ignore any contradictory information that other people post here, you end up shooting your own theory full of holes and people will doubt there's any merit in it at all. If you take the time to go back over your graphs, check your times, compare the results to other Digisonde or Ionosonde monitoring stations, and STILL have something that supports your theory, I know everyone will be more inclined to believe you.
Originally posted by Shugo
They're the same graphs though, it doesn't matter where you got them from, the times on the charts are still UTC. I really do think you have a good theory, but you're not presenting this good at all.
Times say UTC to me.
I know no government facility, or education facility stamps it's charts in ADT, CDT, EDT, or whatever without noting it. They're always UTC, why...to share with other people elsewhere, it's a globally accepted time method.
You're a webdesigner, you should know this. What are UNIX timestamps based off of? UTC. What are computers always set to when you turn them on by default? 0, or...UTC. That's why it's called "0", central time is -6, and Japan is +11 (I believe it's 11), because we're offset of the UTC.