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Originally posted by almighty bobWell, if you really want to disprove CIT, emotive rhetoric is not the way. I don't see the theory breaking down, but I see more and more attacks on CIT than on the evidence. I have no bias or vested interest either way, this is just how I see it. In fairness, CIT posters have also been belittling in some responses too. Not a valid stance from either side. Not scientific.
But from my viewpoint, the witnesses still stand as valid and credible evidence to a conspiracy, in which case you are doing the people who died a greater disservice by attacking any investigation with anything but valid and credible evidence. Not with emotive rhetoric or cheap insults.
Originally posted by fleabit
Originally posted by thefreepatriot
reply to post by Reheat
reheat.. looks like you are getting pretty desparate.. why are you so keen on disproving this? If its bull.. then why spend so much time on it?..I just love federal conspiracy theorist's...they can be shown that the world is round and they will say it is flat
[edit on 30-9-2008 by thefreepatriot]
I would guess perhaps for the same reason I do. Because while some folks think it is their moral imperative to prove there was some massive coverup agenda, I feel it's also my duty to dissuade people from accusing my government of mass-murder. Perhaps this doesn't seem important to you, but it does seem important to me. Because you are not just accusing our goverment of murder, you are accusing those who bravely tried to do their duties that day, of being accomplices of same. And while some may think it's important to prove our government is a body of people willing to commit the most evil acts for their own agendas, to preserve the memories and bring justice to those who died, and bring our goverment to justice, I feel the same... that it's important to honor those who did their duties that day amidst all that loss, without claiming they were all part of a grand conspiracy, and that they are no better than murderers themselves.
Originally posted by thefreepatriotI would bet money you are either cointel, or part of some other disnfo campaign..
Originally posted by thefreepatriot
looking into your psyop field manuel to see what other way you can attack me
Originally posted by fleabit
Originally posted by thefreepatriot
looking into your psyop field manuel to see what other way you can attack me
O brother...
Just because people have a viewpoint that different from your own, doesn't make them a psyops or disinfo agent. You shouldn't eat so many conspiracypuffs for breakfast, it's not good for you.
And don't play the "you are not better than a murderer" card, or I shall play the "you are no better than a terrorist" one. If you are unable to refute basic questions with logic, just let me know up front.
Originally posted by fleabitHow did the wreckage get on the lawn? Even the small bits. When was it put there?
Originally posted by thefreepatriot.... ... they are saying it is inconsistent with debris from a 757. which would mean that a 757 did not hit the pentagon.. I suppose you can't fathom that type of logic because you believe everything the government says.... And seriously what the point of speaking to fleabit on ats when hes probably in the same office as you... I am sure you can answer\ask him that question directly..
Originally posted by fleabit
Since reading several paragraphs is apparently a challange to you, we'll start simple:
How did the wreckage get on the lawn? Even the small bits. When was it put there?
Originally posted by thefreepatriot
reply to post by justamomma
.... ... they are saying it is inconsistent with debris from a 757. which would mean that a 757 did not hit the pentagon.. I suppose you can't fathom that type of logic because you believe everything the government says.... And seriously what's the point of speaking to fleabit on ats when hes probably in the same office as you... I am sure you can answer\ask him that question directly..
[edit on 30-9-2008 by thefreepatriot]
That wasn't the question. The question was: Who planted THE wreckage on the lawn. Plane parts, bits of a lawnmower, I don't care what sort of parts they were, I'd like to know how they ended up strewn across the lawn of the Pengaton. If a plane did not crash as you purport, then you must have some theory on how the wreckage that did end up on the lawn got there. How did this happen?
[edit on 30-9-2008 by thefreepatriot]
Originally posted by elevatedone
Stay on topic, discuss the issue not the other members.
Originally posted by Craig Ranke CIT
here has been such a significant campaign from members on this board, led by "Reheat", who claim to be pilots or "professionals"
Originally posted by Craig Ranke CIT
Naturally Reheat makes this false claim without any risk to his "professional" reputation since he chooses to remain anonymous
Originally posted by Craig Ranke CIT
Reheat was predictably quiet about this newly released official animation, and then to make matters worse for him, a "colleague" of his and fellow anonymous CIT detractor who goes by the name "exponent", or "e^n", declared that he had come up with his own north side flight path, based on his own fabricated values, that he deemed aerodynamically "possible".
Originally posted by Craig Ranke CIT
All of this finally forced Reheat to admit that he had been wrong all along
Originally posted by Craig Ranke CIT
The extreme irony here is that since Reheat was forced to abandon his mathematical/aerodynamic argument
Originally posted by Craig Ranke CIT
But Reheat is once again incorrect as many of the witnesses were very explicit in describing a significant right bank angle after all!
Originally posted by Craig Ranke CIT
So Reheat is quite incorrect when he says the witnesses don't report the necessary bank angles.
"We were in the process right prior to September the 11th cleaning out the area. We just -- we moved all the trailers. Actually, on the tenth we had some other trailers that were just leaving because we were getting ready to turn it back over to the building."
source
On September 10th, it was kind of busy because the President flew out. He flew out that Monday, and whenever the President flies out, it is always a dog and pony show, you know.
You have got the Secret Service guys coming around and the dogs sniffing, and everything. So it was kind of like a big old deal. And so on September 10th, you know it was really kind of busy. And he was scheduled to come back on September 11th.
So we know it was going to be another dog and pony show, but we didn't think it was going to happen that soon.
source
Your BELIEF does not change the evidence proving the plane was on the north side and therefore didn't hit.
Originally posted by Craig Ranke CIT
reply to post by fleabit
Out of context media quotes are not evidence.
The previously published witnesses were not asked investigative questions regarding exactly where the plane flew.
We have demonstrated how many dozens of the alleged witnesses who are cited as having seen the plane hit the Pentagon really simply saw the plane and heard the explosion but couldn't really see the Pentagon at all.
In their minds they "saw the plane hit the Pentagon" but closer examination shows how this isn't meant literally most of the time.
So until you conduct an investigation on this level and provide the actual evidence to contradict the information we provide, you can not accurately state that there is sufficient evidence to counter it.