It looks like you're using an Ad Blocker.
Please white-list or disable AboveTopSecret.com in your ad-blocking tool.
Thank you.
Some features of ATS will be disabled while you continue to use an ad-blocker.
Originally posted by Griff
reply to post by adam_zapple
And how does anything you posted "refute" anything I said again?
Again, by Lim's very statements, one can assume they (Lim and Sirius) were the only bomb sniffing team. "I think we're in trouble". Why would he think that if there were other officers with other dogs on duty?
[edit on 2/25/2009 by Griff]
Originally posted by adam_zapple
The article refutes your insinuation that the officer was being "cold-hearted" by leaving the dog in the office.
What's your point in this?
That there weren't enough bomb sniffing dogs? Just how many would have to have been present for you to not find their number suspicious? (And on what data or statistics do you base this number?)
I merely wanted to point out that the bomb-sniffing unit WAS PRESENT on 9/11, despite what some truthers like to claim.
Originally posted by thedman
What good is a
bomb sniffing dog when terrorists are crashing airplanes into buildings.
Originally posted by Griff
Originally posted by adam_zapple
The article refutes your insinuation that the officer was being "cold-hearted" by leaving the dog in the office.
I didn't say he was being cold-hearted. I said "unless you (Swampfox) want us to believe he was cold-hearted." See the difference there?
Originally posted by Griff
I merely wanted to point out that the bomb-sniffing unit WAS PRESENT on 9/11, despite what some truthers like to claim.
No. You and Swampy want to change the subject to bomb-sniffing dogs when we are talking about aluminum/iron oxide (rust) mixtures.
Originally posted by adam_zapple
Originally posted by Griff
I didn't say he was being cold-hearted. I said "unless you (Swampfox) want us to believe he was cold-hearted." See the difference there?
Your exact words: "Are you going to tell me that one officer would lock his dog up while everyone else didn't? That's some cold hearted officer then. Eh? "
No. I was responding to the following claim made by BigC2012: " bomb sniffing dogs were removed so contractors could enter freely with any thermate which as we saw in the video above is just a powder before you ignite it. "
Originally posted by BigC2012
Thermate could have been brought into the building at ANY point before sept 11 2001, it is absolutely irrelevant that dogs were present on the day of the attacks.
Originally posted by Griff
Originally posted by adam_zapple
Originally posted by Griff
I didn't say he was being cold-hearted. I said "unless you (Swampfox) want us to believe he was cold-hearted." See the difference there?
Your exact words: "Are you going to tell me that one officer would lock his dog up while everyone else didn't? That's some cold hearted officer then. Eh? "
The "are you going to tell me" part should clue you in.
Originally posted by Griff
No. I was responding to the following claim made by BigC2012: " bomb sniffing dogs were removed so contractors could enter freely with any thermate which as we saw in the video above is just a powder before you ignite it. "
And my point is: Bomb-sniffing dogs or not, they still wouldn't be trained for thermite/thermate/nano-thermate/sol-gel etc. Unless you can prove otherwise, this discussion of bomb-sniffing (i.e. Nitrogen detecting) dogs is moot.
Originally posted by BigC2012
bomb sniffing dogs were removed so contractors could enter freely with any thermate which as we saw in the video above is just a powder before you ignite it.
Originally posted by BigC2012
it is absolutely irrelevant that dogs were present on the day of the attacks.
Originally posted by Swampfox46_1999
reply to post by Edrick
And he still uses Margie Burns...lol. Might want to find some better sources.
Originally posted by Edrick
Originally posted by Swampfox46_1999
reply to post by Edrick
And he still uses Margie Burns...lol. Might want to find some better sources.
Marvin P Bush, Director, Securacom/Stratasec, Effective from 1993 until he left the company.