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Originally posted by LaBTop
killtown.911review.org...
Bill Gates No Longer World's Richest Man.
" Warren Buffett is the richest man on the planet.
Riding the surging price of Berkshire Hathaway stock, America's most beloved investor has seen his fortune swell to an estimated $62 billion, up $10 billion from a year ago. That massive pile of scratch puts him ahead of Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates, who was the richest man in the world for 13 straight years.""
So where was Warren Buffett the morning of 9/11 and what was he doing?
Mr. Buffett was reportedly at his home in Omaha, Nebraska watching TV when he heard about the terrorist attacks. He was getting ready to host his "last annual golf charity event" which just happened to be at the U.S. Strategic Command headquarters located at Offutt Air Force Base in Omaha. Offutt AFB is, coincidentally, where President G. W. Bush flew to on Air Force One later in the day for "safety." This early golf charity event hosted by Mr. Buffett was to include celebrities, professional athletes, and a small group of business leaders in which one of these business leaders became a very lucky person.
This very lucky person was Anne Tatlock, the CEO of Fiduciary Trust Co. International. Now what made Mrs. Tatlock such a lucky person for being invited to this charity event that morning? Mrs.Tatlock not only works in the World Trade Center, but her offices were right where Flight 175 crashed into the South WTC Tower.
She was escorted by military officers to an officer's lounge with TV to watch it happen.
What a heap of strange coincidences that day, ain't it so?
Originally posted by LaBTop
To me it still looks like a pack of missiles, which in fact took out the light poles before impact and then delivered that damage path. Think of depleted uranium loaded super-sonic bunker busters.
"One thing about it you gotta understand something when people do things and get away with it, you - eventually its gonna come to me; and when it comes to me its going to be so big I can't do nothing about it."
~Lloyde England
Originally posted by LaBTop
To me it still looks like a pack of missiles, which in fact took out the light poles before impact and then delivered that damage path. Think of depleted uranium loaded super-sonic bunker busters.
Human eyes will not see them coming at more than Mach 3. They will not register anything that fast, from that distance.
Originally posted by Craig Ranke CIT
The damage to his cab was clearly staged and he virtually admitted to being involved.
Originally posted by Craig Ranke CIT
The damage to his cab was clearly staged and he virtually admitted to being involved.
" I heard a sonic boom and then the impact, the explosion.
" ... There were light poles down. There was what appeared to be the outside covering of the jet strewn about. ... Within about two minutes there were firetrucks on the scene.
" Within a minute another plane started veering up and to the side. At that point it wasn't clear if that plane was trying to maneuver out of the air space or if that plane was coming round for another hit.
Audio recorded report, on his way to work.
Originally posted by LaBTop
And this is an interview by CBS on the morning of 911, at 11:02 A.M. in the USAToday building, and please listen to Joel Sucherman saying those exact same words you asked for, ""sonic boom".
""There was a sonic boom and looking straight ahead, there was a jet etc.""
Now, Pinch, you and I both know that a 757 can't produce a sonic boom, so explain to us why Joel would have heard that sonic boom, before he even saw that plane?
Originally posted by LaBTop
On a side note, there are many witnesses calling it "booms" instead of sonic booms by the way.
More mentioning of three "booms", an initial one and two more "booms":
And, by the way, if you don't belief in cruise missiles flying in formation, you're not up to date.
23 Mar 03. Formation of cruise missiles caught by pilot flying to Baghdad :
Pretty interesting, ain't it.
Originally posted by pinch
As far as "up to date", I was watching that video when it first came out of Iraq back in the spring of 2003. When did you first see it?
That video is a classic example of why ignorance is not necessarily bliss and why relying on YouTube for logic and facts is the first and biggest step towards making a total fool out of yourself.
Those aren't cruise missiles. Its a formation of geese, flying at a 90-degree relative angle to a Brit C-130 that is filming it. That is what gives it the illusion of speed. How do I know this? I used this video in a brief I used to give on the Air Component Commander of the Joint Task Force make-up so had to find out the background of the video. I also sat next to, for about a year, the Navy's Tomahawk cruise missile program manager in the Pentagon. I asked him about this very same video and he said no, it wasn't tomahawks.
Yeah, if you like Iraqi geese.
Knock yourself out, though! And keep showing your friends the "cruise missile formation"! They'll think you are real cool.
[edit on 14-2-2009 by pinch]
Originally posted by pinch
Craig and tezz will take Boger's NOC claim but won't accept his impact claim.
Originally posted by pinch
BTW, a "sonic boom" is nothing more than a very, very, very loud noise. Using a "sonic boom" comparison reference to a very, very, very loud noise is commonplace, and unless you want to start arguing that a diesel train drove down the towers (I hope I'm not planting any seeds here), Sucherman's reference is nothing more than just that - an auditory comparison.
Originally posted by tezzajw
This is a thread about Morin and the Naval Annex.
Originally posted by djeminy
I'm truly impressed.
Never before in my life have I ever seen a flock of geese flying in such a perfect
formation over what appears to be quite a long distance.
Originally posted by rhunter
BTW, "(3*)very lound noise" doesn't fully describe a "sonic boom." The mathematics is quite complicated, but the wavefront is a discontinuity in air pressure, often described as a "Prandtl-Glauert singularity."
The sound is an effect, not a cause (and cannot keep up with the singularity in supersonic flight).
RH
Originally posted by djeminy
pinch, do you think this video montage could be considered "A world first"??
Originally posted by CameronFox
Originally posted by djeminy
I'm truly impressed.
Never before in my life have I ever seen a flock of geese flying in such a perfect
formation over what appears to be quite a long distance.
okay, okay... I'll ask:
What was the longest distance you ever watched a flock of Iraqi geese fly?