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Originally posted by mmiichael
Originally posted by Lillydale
'Hey, if we create some weird random damage that seems too absurd to bother with that will really make it look believable. We can smash up this guys windshield with a lightpole and then people will never believe we would do that just to stage the scene. Just remember to tell Boger which way to say the plane was flying. I cannot stress that last one enough.'
So that's your theory at last. Some bizarro notion that a 90 ton plane crashing can be faked to fool all those professionals and basically intelligent people.
Somehow a plane can leave Dulles Airport at 8:20 be tracked in the air as it is flown right into the Pentagon at 9:37. There is massive wreckage consistent with the same plane. Later DNA of the passengers is identified.
Somehow all this was planted to cover up some - get this - some other plane flying over and preplanted bombs being set off. Oh yeah the people on the flight were murdered somewhere else.
[edit on 21-12-2009 by mmiichael]
Originally posted by ImAPepper
PFT drew a flight path for CIT's alleged flyover witness. It takes flight 77 to the RIGHT of the impact point. This means is was a fly AROUND!
Originally posted by tezzajw
Originally posted by Alfie1
Anyway, if you prefer to believe that he is right about where the plane was in relation to a gas station and wrong about crashing into the Pentagon so be it. Let others decide as they will.
Where did I ever state that I believed that, Alfie1?
Remember your first post to me, in this thread was based upon an incorrect premise of your's about what you thought I believed. It appears that you have not learnt, as you're continuing to claim something about me, which is false.
You will need to quote me where I stated that I believe Boger's claim about NoC but not about the impact. Your failure to do so will be your admission that you have attributed another of your false beliefs to me.
[edit on 20-12-2009 by tezzajw]
Originally posted by Alfie1
You give every indication of being a noc/flyover fanatic and then you get an attack of the vapours if that is what you are taken for.
straw man No it's not. Attempt to actually read the posts before responding to them. Alfie said that it was more probable Sean Boger was mistaken about the flight path;
Originally posted by pteridine
Your "proof" is based on your assumption of respondent conditioning.
Originally posted by JPhish
His belief that the plane hit the building can be logically attributed to respondent conditioning; explicated in the car analogy I presented in previous posts.
Please read more carefully . . . It’s getting tiring explaining everything to you. What I said is proof that Alfie is wrong because he was basing his assumptions on probability. Based on probability, Sean Boger was incorrect about the plane hitting the pentagon and was correct about the flight path. All the information needed to come to that conclusion was in THIS POST.
That is not proof. Give yourself a logical fallacy for all posts that refer to this as proof.
Please provide a testable theory or you will be given another "failure to state" logical fallacy.
Sorry but you’re wrong. Your post, the way it was structured, was questioning the distance at which the plane crashed from him and not whether the plane crashed or not. Your statement alludes to the possibility that the plane crashed, but it is our contention that it did not crash at all.
Originally posted by Alfie1
JPhish, Correct me if I am wrong but are you not saying that Sean was "mistaken about a large jet crashing yards away " which is precisely what I said ?
Except you left out integral factors . . . It’s obvious you did not properly read the links in THIS POST.
Given his clear description and the other factors I mentioned earlier I think this is absurd.
As long as they know your conclusions were derived through weak inductive reasoning while mine were procured from logic; I have no problem with that.
We obviously wont agree on it so I am quite happy for others to make up their own minds.
Originally posted by Pilgrum
reply to post by JPhish
Interesting theory you have there (respondant conditioning).
You are either trolling or don’t quite understand what respondent conditioning is. I’m going to give you the benefit of the doubt and assume you are merely confused.
Many of the witnesses were interviewed immediately after the event on the day and they had no doubts at all about the plane having impacted the building causing all the visible damage including the trail of damage leading up to the building. When do you suppose this 'conditioning' took place? Got any anything solid to support that idea? [/
Originally posted by pteridine
reply to post by JPhish
So, now you have decided that it's a non-dabatable fact.
From a purely mathematical standpoint it is more probable that he described the correct flight path but was mistaken as to the outcome.
You determined that Sean accurately described the flight path but was conditioned into believing that the aircraft struck the building.
You are unbiased and disinterested, of course. Whatever would we do without your incisive logic?
I can’t even begin to rebuke what you just said because it is simply that ludicrous. When you feel as if you are capable of competently debating the subject with me, accept my member debate challenge. Until then, please stop trolling.
Give yourself a few more logic fault scores along with yet another "failure to state." You should be really good at this logic stuff by the time you repeat the intro course for the third time.
. . . really?
Originally posted by Pilgrum
reply to post by JPhish
I've read the linked ideas previously.
You don’t understand what Respondent Conditioning is . . . I can use classical conditioning to make someone believe or do something in less than 10 seconds. It does not require days, months or years . . . Only seconds are necessary.
Maybe you've missed the point though: Perhaps there's a timeframe for such 'conditioning' in the case of statements collected months or years after the event IE CIT interviews but what about those witnesses interviewed live on the day outside the burning building.
You’re going to have to support that statement with valid evidence that can be scrutinized. Because based on the video witnesses presented thus far in this thread. What you just said is untrue. The vast majority of the witnesses presented do not even claim that they saw the plane go into the building. I’m pretty sure that Mike Walter is the only one who distinctly makes that claim. Also . . . Most of their accounts have VERY significant discrepancies.
They all had the same story in general - plane hit building with a degree of variance on the finer details as can be expected from witness testimony just as your car crash example demonstrates.
When did they get their 'conditioning' session?
There is a big difference between what people perceive/recall and what actually occurred. Especially when factoring in hindsight biased and Classical Conditioning.
To me, they were simply telling it like they saw it and no-one even hinted at a 'flyover'.
Originally posted by Alfie1...marrying it up with the radar data. ( final radio altitude 4' (+/- 1' ).
Originally posted by Alfie1
Actually, I think people like you and tejjajw
Originally posted by tezzajw
Originally posted by Alfie1
Actually, I think people like you and tejjajw
Like pteridine earlier in this thread, you have now resorted to personally insulting me by abusing my username. In numerous other replies to me, you have began with my username spelled correctly as tezzajw.
This has been noted, quoted and filed for future reference.
You admit to cherry picking Boger, by claiming that he is mistaken about some of his testimony but perfectly accurate about the rest. That's all I needed from you, Alfie1.
[edit on 22-12-2009 by tezzajw]
Originally posted by Alfie1
For all your psycho-babble and gobbledegook you are saying that Sean Boger was mistaken when he made a contemporary statement about a plane crashing yards from his position
It is a non-debatable fact that that does not accord with common sense.
Actually, I think people like you and tejjajw are re-arranging the deck chairs on the Titanic. More information is being teased out of the FDR as we speak,
I think it is another non-debatable fact that CIT/flyover supporters, already a minority even in the truther world, will look more and more like flat-earthers.