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Originally posted by scott3x
Nope. The point I'm trying to make is this:
Michael said something that apparently was mistaken. He made a mistake. Did he -consciously- say something that he knew wasn't true? I see no evidence of this.
Originally posted by Pilgrum
Originally posted by Lillydale
If he did not see it hit the building, he did not see it hit the building. You cannot make 23 witnesses out of one man claiming to see something that we all know did not happen.
Seems to be a fixation on Mr Harrington and his 'guys' here which is not what I implied. He is just one more to add to the list of witnesses who claim to seen an impact whether it be with the helipad, the ground or the building or all or any of the above. Let's place those people in a group of 'non-flyover' witnesses.
A number of witnesses mentioned that they thought it contacted the lawn just before the building
Those impact accounts have been published online and discussed ad nauseum for years so it would appear pointless if I really have to paste them all here yet again and you can leave out Mr Harrington and his guys if his story is not to your liking.
I mean, with all the investigation you've done to arrive at a definite conclusion on what happened surely you've read every one of those accounts more than once?
Originally posted by K J Gunderson
Scott, your little friend has had more than ample opportunity to clear it up. I specifically asked if it was just a mistake. I know he has read this because he has responded to me, just not addressing this statement.
Sorry buddy but he could have admitted it was a mistake a couple pages back. What I really do not understand is why you are even trying to defend him making these "mistakes" after you posted "I did not say that" a handful of times as a response too. Apparently MM makes a lot of mistakes when it comes to what other people have said. So either he needs to start actually reading what he is responding to, or he needs to stop lying. Either way, how many times in one thread do you think someone should be asked to prove the statements they are making about other people and continually fail to do so?
Originally posted by mmiichael
Scott,
I won’t descend to the level of trying to prove to anyone something basic like DNA tests were real unless you can provide evidence there was tampering.
A pretty tough thing to do considering one would have to fake months of test results and detailed reports made by lab workers, technicians, supervisors, who would contribute to reports that for which summaries became part of the public record.
Originally posted by mmiichael
K J Gunderson,
Just catching this because I've been ignoring your posts - my option.
But for the record, if you interpreted anything I wrote as calling you a liar and trying to insult you personally I am sorry for that. I apologize for anything unreasonable.
I can't pull a quote as I don't like to search through old messages. But my usual intention is to attribute a theory or claim to the person referring to it as "your theory" meaning "the theory you put on the table" not necessarily "the theory you created."
Hope this is satisfactory.
Just catching this because I've been ignoring your posts - my option.
Originally posted by K J Gunderson
Originally posted by scott3x
Nope. The point I'm trying to make is this:
Michael said something that apparently was mistaken. He made a mistake. Did he -consciously- say something that he knew wasn't true? I see no evidence of this.
Well I hate to be like this but you should really read our entire exchange.
Originally posted by K J Gunderson
He claimed it was MY theory.
Originally posted by K J Gunderson
I asked him to prove I ever said that. I told him that he could prove I said it or he could admit it was wrong, a mistake, or a lie.
Originally posted by K J Gunderson
How many replies later has he responded to everything but those requests?
Originally posted by mmiichael
by may accounting, any explanation that preclude [the plane] crashing into the Pentagon is a Fruit Loop Theory. Whether you came up with your own or subscribe to one of the many, semantics notwithstanding, I'll call it's yours.
Originally posted by K J Gunderson
You tell me, if it was a MISTAKE then why not just own up to it?
Originally posted by K J Gunderson
What I really do not understand is why you are even trying to defend him making these "mistakes" after you posted "I did not say that" a handful of times as a response too.
Originally posted by K J Gunderson
Apparently MM makes a lot of mistakes when it comes to what other people have said.
Originally posted by K J Gunderson
So either he needs to start actually reading what he is responding to, or he needs to stop lying.
Originally posted by K J Gunderson
Either way, how many times in one thread do you think someone should be asked to prove the statements they are making about other people and continually fail to do so?
Originally posted by K J Gunderson
reply to post by scott3x
So you spend all that time to basically defend someone for making 'mistakes' and willfully refusing to admit they were mistakes? Sorry if I do not find that so defensable.
Originally posted by K J Gunderson
Thanks a ton for your opinion on whether or not someone else lied about me.
Originally posted by K J Gunderson
Now you can move on to defend Jthomas and Swampfox for their blatant "mistakes."
Originally posted by K J Gunderson
I guess the thing really is is that if MM had a decent defense, he is capable of typing it himself.
Originally posted by K J Gunderson
Like I said, he even lied in his last response about ignoring me.
Originally posted by K J Gunderson
That is too many mistakes for me. If he really feels he has a defense, he is a big boy. You have made your thoughts clear. Thanks a ton. You can let go of his hand now. He signed up all on his own. He made these "mistakes" all on his own. He replied without ever making it right, all on his own.
Originally posted by K J Gunderson
I am not sure what you goal is or what it is you think you hope to accomplish but I decide if I feel like someone lying about me is someone lying about me.
Originally posted by K J Gunderson
You admit right in your response that he refused to admit he was wrong.
Originally posted by K J Gunderson
Ok, how exactly is that possible without this magic hinge? Please explain to me just how it is even remotely possible for the wings to fold back. What is it they are still attatched to that causes them to fold? If they break off, they will not be folding. They need to be attatched to some pivot. Either you can explain to me just how you believe it is possible or you are just talking for the sake of talking. Logic and anyone with even a basic understanding of how planes are constructed will tell you that you are wrong.
Apparently, you are not willing to even hear that could be wrong. You just want to cling to your belief that something is possible without any good reason to believe that. Why is that? Do you need this for your OS to be true? Please explain it to me. I am very confused as to why you would say something is possible but then claim that you do not believe that the circumstances necessary are true. Help me out here.
Originally posted by JPhish
Originally posted by jthomas
See how usuual that "event" is, how loud it would have been, how easy it would have been to see it? And you want us to believe that the probability that someone witnessed and reported that event is zero?
You're asking loaded questions. You are the one claiming that hundreds of people saw something, i never made such a claim.
I never claimed to know what people witnessed. You are the one making that claim and you have yet to back it up.
Originally posted by Lillydale
Ah, the bluff is called. They may have been DISCUSSED online for years but proven, published, corroborated, confirmed, etc. are things they NEED to be. You cannot link to them because they do not actually exist. You are telling the same fairy tale as Jthomas. "There were tons of witnesses but I will not find any of them because I am sure someone else covered that once before blah blah blah...."
Then why are you here? What are you even saying anything for? Why jump in to add something about witnesses if you cannot back any of it up?
Sure, I have read all the scores and hundreds of accounts of witnesses to the impact.
I seem to have lost them though. Since you bring them up, can you find them for me?
You must be an old banned member because I know this little trick very well. You brought something up to make a point. You were asked to prove what you brought up. You resort to saying it has been covered so you do not need to cover it. Great! Then nothing else you say seems worth reading either if it has all been covered. Thank you for trying to pretend you had evidence that you clearly do not. Go bluff at a casino, this is a pursuit of the truth. If you have the truth, linking to it should be pretty easy. You fail.
You must be an old banned member because...
Originally posted by scott3x
I have seen no evidence that the FBI obtained body parts, blood or teeth from the alleged flight 77 passengers. This doesn't mean that they didn't do it, only saying that I haven't heard that it was done. All I've heard is that they obtained DNA from most of the passengers; to do this, even skin will do. Furthermore, while it would certainly be interesting to know whether or not the FBI obtained anything more than DNA samples obtained from, say, skin of the alleged flight 77 passengers, the question that I think is even more important is, where, precisely, were the DNA samples obtained? I have heard that they were allegedly obtained in 2 contradictory locations; near the entrance hole, and near the exit hole. The exit hole was, ofcourse, where the alleged fireball that broke through the wall occurred; intense fireball, but DNA of almost all the passengers survives intact.. in a place that's off limits to everyone but the FBI. So who, precisely, in the FBI obtained these samples? Aren't you at least curious?
I don't know how many people would be involved in testing; you claim hundreds; for all I know, you're right. But how many FBI agents collected the alleged DNA? That number would be a lot less; a select team? Perhaps even one lone FBI agent?
Originally posted by mmiichael
The advantage is spontaneity in that we do not have to provide citations and confirm our sources for everything we put forward.
Myself I know to be true or at least believe whatever I type and submit. I think I have a better honed ability to separate solid information from uniformed speculation and disinformation others attempt to put forward as established facts.
Originally posted by Alfie1
tezzajw
How nice to see you survived the civil war on Pf9/11t. Much shooting and feet comes to mind.
Originally posted by Alfie1
At least Lloyde's taxi and the pole has some evidence to back it up, just not enough for you apparently.
Originally posted by Alfie1
KJ
You even seem to have p****d off the good natured Scott who is supposed to be on your side. That ought to be telling you something.
Originally posted by Lillydale
Originally posted by mmiichael
Scott,
I won’t descend to the level of trying to prove to anyone something basic like DNA tests were real unless you can provide evidence there was tampering.
A pretty tough thing to do considering one would have to fake months of test results and detailed reports made by lab workers, technicians, supervisors, who would contribute to reports that for which summaries became part of the public record.
You keep missing the point made. Can you not understand that the labs would not have to be the least bit in on it since they did not collect any DNA. They just tested WHAT THEY WERE GIVEN. The only people that need to be in on it are the people that dropped off this DNA. Do you not understand this concept?
Originally posted by scott3x
Thanks for the complement, laugh :-). Anyway, my disagreement with him wasn't so bad. This is only an echo of what happened a while back when several ATS members who I generally agree with turned on me due to my defending jthomas on something. That one hurt a lot more. KJ's insistence that Michael was lying concerning certain things got to me, but we -do- agree that Michael was mistaken concerning said things, so I'm hoping we can just leave it at that.