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Originally posted by Craig Ranke CIT
reply to post by almighty bob
bob,
Crime investigations are not entirely equivalent to scientific studies.
Originally posted by Craig Ranke CIT
An investigator into any crime has to assume that there has been a certain level of subterfuge/deception performed by the perpetrator.
Criminals are professional liars by nature, and they are professionals at covering up the evidence or planting false evidence to throw the investigators off track.
Originally posted by Craig Ranke CIT
You must see how arbitrary scientific studies simply do not have to deal with this.
Originally posted by Craig Ranke CIT
Crime investigators begin on hunch, a suspicion, with a suspect or potential suspects in mind, and then they move forward collecting data to confirm or refute their suspicions all the while being aware that they could have been thrown off track, set up, and certainly lied to all along the way.
Originally posted by Craig Ranke CIT
We entered this investigation based on simple observations that called the official story into question. Things like anomalous damage to the building, lack of plane debris, conflicting accounts, and certainly all the other myriad of questions surrounding all other aspects of the 9/11 attack.
[snip]
But we must suspect them all as being involved just as anyone associated with the murder victim are initially considered suspects in any normal murder case.
Originally posted by Craig Ranke CIT
reply to post by almighty bob
Furthermore bob,
You can not accept the north side approach and impact claims at the same time.
They are mutually exclusive.
The witnesses didn't know this but WE all know this.
So you, as an observer, MUST choose between the two.
Therefore if you accept the north side approach as valid you have no choice but to accept a flyover.
Originally posted by almighty bob
I understand and appreciate this, I really do, but lies do tend to unravel.
I really would like to know still, did you omit testimony, if so, what was that testimony, and why you decided to omit it. Is there any credence to Soloists claims of "automatically suspect"?
Originally posted by almighty bob
1: This is emotive rhetoric. As an aside, multiple question marks are only a step away from multiple exclaimation marks. Never a good sign for rationality.
2: Read my post again, you have taken my quote out of context. You seem to commonly take quotes out of context to fit with your own dogma or agenda.
3: Read my post again. I said it was not good practice to omit testimony, but acceptable to practice to argue why you believe some data is not indicative of the true result. You also seem to not infrequently "misunderstand", and I do make effort to ensure that my posts are not ambiguous as to their meaning. You are invalidating your stance as prejudiced.
Originally posted by Craig Ranke CIT
Bottom line, as a result of the body of evidence that currently exists, it would be foolish to not treat ALL previously published witnesses who have been used to sell the official story as suspects.
Does this mean they are all guilty? Of course not!
But we must suspect them all as being involved just as anyone associated with the murder victim are initially considered suspects in any normal murder case.
Originally posted by Craig Ranke CIT
Originally posted by Soloist
Yet you have disregarded others by calling them "automatically suspect". You deny all the other physical evidence, claiming pre-planted bombs in the building with NO PROOF!
Nonsense.
Originally posted by Craig Ranke CIT
Originally posted by almighty bob
I understand and appreciate this, I really do, but lies do tend to unravel.
Precisely.
And that is exactly what has been happening via our investigation.
Originally posted by Craig Ranke CIT
I really would like to know still, did you omit testimony, if so, what was that testimony, and why you decided to omit it. Is there any credence to Soloists claims of "automatically suspect"?
No we certainly did not omit any testimony or specific details of any individual testimony. Nor have we "dismissed" any witnesses or automatically assumed that any are guilty.
Originally posted by Craig Ranke CIT
But yes, ALL previously published witnesses are automatically suspects. This was the approach and HAS to be the approach considering the nature of the crime we are investigating.
Again...we suspected the previously published witnesses who ended up supporting the north approach as well.
I agree that scientific principles should be adhered to within the investigation and we have certainly proceeded on that level.
But this is not a simple "scientific" problem and that was the point I was trying to make.
Originally posted by Craig Ranke CIT
The evidence must be considered within context of the crime we are investigating which is a world wide psychological black operation of mass murder.
Furthermore the entire body of evidence implicating government involvement in EVERY aspect of 9/11 must be considered as well.
Even if it's circumstantial.
It is not scientific to consider the north side evidence as if it stands on its own OR outside the context of the massive deception we are considering.
Originally posted by Craig Ranke CIT
reply to post by almighty bob
Ahh ok.
So you are not convinced from the known evidence that the plane flew on the north side after all.
Just curious, have you viewed all of the evidence we present in its entirety?
Originally posted by almighty bob
Soloist, do you have anything to back up your claims?
Originally posted by almighty bob
I agree, your investigation shows serious flaws in the official story. I trust you understand why I will be critical of any claim. If the investigation skews evidence or shows bias then it must be considered compromised.
The only minor quibble I could make on what I have seen is that a double-blind standard of interview could have been applied, in that the interviewer was also somebody who did not know the reason for the interview, and a standardised set of questions.
Originally posted by almighty bob
"Convinced" is a very strong word. On the weight of your evidence and all evidence I have seen, I accept that there is a very strong probability of conspiracy and coverup. But I also have to accept that there is much unknown that could cast an entirely different perspective on this all.
I have viewed a lot of your presentations, certainly the witness testimonies. I can't promise I was fully concentrating or focussed the entire time though, there is a lot of information and material.
Originally posted by Soloist
Where is your proof of pre-planted explosives? You've claimed many times that's what happened. Or are you changing that?
Originally posted by Soloist
Originally posted by almighty bob
1: This is emotive rhetoric. As an aside, multiple question marks are only a step away from multiple exclaimation marks. Never a good sign for rationality.
I have a problem with anyone who is claiming mass murder by several (hundreds? thousands?) members of our government and our citizens with NO proof, and in fact all the evidence points against a conspiracy, so yes it is emotive.
Originally posted by Soloist
2: Read my post again, you have taken my quote out of context. You seem to commonly take quotes out of context to fit with your own dogma or agenda.
You obviously don't get it, these guys are not being honest, THEY are the ones with an agenda, and they freely admit it.
Originally posted by Soloist
But you know what, feel free to buy into their "theory". I don't post to convince the truthers, hopefully other people read these and can make up their own minds using logic, reasoning and common sense after looking at ALL the evidence, not just some possibly mistaken flight path.
Originally posted by Soloist
3: Read my post again. I said it was not good practice to omit testimony, but acceptable to practice to argue why you believe some data is not indicative of the true result. You also seem to not infrequently "misunderstand", and I do make effort to ensure that my posts are not ambiguous as to their meaning. You are invalidating your stance as prejudiced.
Well then what is your stance, you seem to flip and roll around with no direction. Me personally, damn right, I AM prejudiced, against people who try to convince others only they have the answers, but of course only if you look at this tiny little thing over here and ignore the big stuff because that doesn't matter due to it not fitting into their theory.
Originally posted by Soloist
Soak this in :
Originally posted by Craig Ranke CIT
Bottom line, as a result of the body of evidence that currently exists, it would be foolish to not treat ALL previously published witnesses who have been used to sell the official story as suspects.
Does this mean they are all guilty? Of course not!
But we must suspect them all as being involved just as anyone associated with the murder victim are initially considered suspects in any normal murder case.
So guess what, by Craig making the determination of who's testimony to include by calling them "automatically suspect" and other members of his organization discounting testimony such as "the lady with the jewish last name wearing a cross", he is trying to play judge and jury.
Originally posted by almighty bob
As for Zackem, whereas Aldo bringing creed and race into it was a remarkably stupid thing to do, it doesn't change the presented evidence that she could not have seen what she claims to. And the CIT contestants seem to hold onto this as the gold standard of denial.
Originally posted by Craig Ranke CITFor instance it is not unreasonable to note how alleged witness Gary Bauer is a christian fundamentalist right wing politician who was a member of the neocon think tank Project for a New American Century and signer of their infamous "Rebuilding America's Defenses" document that lamented for a "new Pearl Harbor".
Originally posted by darkbluesky
Is Gary Bauer a suspect in the alleged military deception that occured on 9/11/01 at the Pentagon? You seem to imply this. If you are not making this implication, why is it "not unreasonable to note" that Mr. Bauer was a witness?
If you are asserting his implication FILE A LAWSUIT.
Originally posted by darkbluesky
So, I ask, why is it reasonable to note that GB was a witness to the Pentagon event and a signatory to the PNAC?
Originally posted by Craig Ranke CIT
Originally posted by darkbluesky
So, I ask, why is it reasonable to note that GB was a witness to the Pentagon event and a signatory to the PNAC?
Are you really this oblivious as you post on this issue?
1. Do you understand how the obvious external motive for 9/11 as a military operation is to maintain global dominance via permanent global war within a war based economy?
2. Do you not understand that the PNAC was formed during Clinton's presidency and included Cheney, Rumsfeld, Jeb Bush, and Paul Wolfowitz, who in essence authored the Bush Doctrine of Preemption under this umbrella?
3. Do you understand how republican president Dwight Eisenhower warned us of the military industrial complex in 1961?
Ike was right
Do you know what war profiteering means?
Do you support the Iraq war?
Does any of this make sense to you or am I talking gibberish?