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Originally posted by CameronFox
Originally posted by tezzajw
Please, proceed to beat your dead horse over a ridiculous claim that the alleged plane flew perfectly parallel to the Naval Annex because Morin said so.
Please, proceed to troll tezz, and please, continue to ignore the literally tons of evidence.
Originally posted by tezzajw
Multiple witnesses saw the alleged plane fly somewhere ONA and then fly NOC. None of them would be individually accurate with regards to the exact speed, heading, etc. However, they all corroborate each other in that the general flight path NOC was what they saw.
Originally posted by jthomas
No one saw any aircraft fly over and away from the Pentagon.
So, please explain why you continue to defend the indefensible, tezzajw.
posted by CameronFox
Craig... you are failing to acknowledge his original statement.
posted by tezzajw
It's laughable, Cameron, reading how much faith you place in Morin's 'parallel' description.
Any measured quantity has error. It is not possible to draw perfect parallel lines from ordinary tools. Any attempt at measuring quantities results in an error being created. In fact, scientific measurements are useless, unless they also include the margin of error.
Morin looked up, saw the plane for a brief few seconds and did his best to judge the heading. His skewed perspective of looking up at the plane would not have allowed him to perfectly judge the alleged plane's heading. There is no possible way on this Earth that he can measure the flight path being perfectly parallel to the Naval Annex. No way at all. He could have been in error by maybe five or ten degrees, which to him would be reasonably parallel. There is no way to determine how accurate Morin's description of parallel ever was.
posted by CameronFox
He bobs.... He weaves....
....he DODGES!
Nice try Craig.
Anyone else want to guess where Mr. Morin will draw his line?