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Originally posted by SPreston
Originally posted by pteridine
He said it hit the light poles which were right overhead. He must have seen it. The pieces hit the taxicab. He must have seen that, too.
Is this what constitutes evidence to you pteridine? He must have seen it?
posted by pteridine
reply to post by tezzajw
McGraw said "The plane clipped the top of a light pole just before it got to us, injuring a taxi driver, whose taxi was just a few feet away from my car." How would he know that if he hadn't seen it?
Originally posted by pteridine
He said that the light pole hit the cab. That means he must have seen it hit the cab which was only a few feet away.
Originally posted by pteridine
CIT interviews seem to be slanted toward CIT's predetermined conclusions. Given the number of witnesses that saw a plane strike the Pentagon, CIT's theories are unsupported.
Originally posted by pteridine
McGraw, must have sensed the lightpole striking the cab, which was a few feet away, through a secret, Australian, not-so-remote viewing technique.
Originally posted by pteridine
reply to post by tezzajw
McGraw, must have sensed the lightpole striking the cab, which was a few feet away, through a secret, Australian, not-so-remote viewing technique. This must be the case as he said that the light pole hit the cab instead of saying he SAW the light pole hit the cab.
From now on, he has promised to state clearly that he saw, or Australian not-so-remote viewed, anything that he directly witnessed.
Originally posted by pteridine
reply to post by Lillydale
This may come as a shock, but many people, when they see something, state it as having happened but never say "I saw." In any case, the entire Lloyde England event is a distraction from the important events of the day, witnessed by many and spun by many more. The preponderance of evidence is that a commercial airliner struck the building. I know that you question if it was actually flight 77.
My question to you is what would you accept as evidence?
Originally posted by pteridine
This may come as a shock, but many people, when they see something, state it as having happened but never say "I saw."
McGraw's Testimony to CIT
McGraw:
And basically, without warning, there was, just the sensation of something coming over top of us. I didn't see anything in that, in that first... that first instant, but it was just the sense of something coming over the top of our cars... and it be about twenty or twenty-five feet. It seems the plane was so low that it hit a light pole, uh that was um, just ah on the edge of the highway on the, on the far side there, um before it came over the highway it clipped this pole, which I heard ended up being knocked over and hitting a taxi which was near my car.
CIT:
Now do you remember which pole it was, or was it the entire pole itself? The large part or was it a piece?
McGraw:
That's a good, that's a good question... um, umm my recollection is... is vague on that point, but, um...
CIT:
So you just saw it bounce over?
McGraw:
I didn't actually see the light pole go over or anything, no. I, I believe I, I later saw, you know, the evidence of the pole having been knocked over. Um, and I think that was just after the fact saw the evidence, piece of, piece of the light pole. I think may have only recalled seeing the top part of the pole, so maybe that was the only part that actually got knocked off, and it may not have been the entire pole being knocked down, but um, there was... I think that may have been the first noise perhaps, in that first second, that was, that was sensed... the noise of clipping the light pole, because then, the next instant was simply, I guess a natural reaction looking over to my right and 'cause the plane came right over and I, I did see the plane as it came in. My recollections are, simply that it came in somewhat controlled and straight.
posted by tezzajw
Source Video from around the 2:30ish mark.
So much for pteridine's star witness to the light pole hitting the taxi, hey?
posted by pteridine
reply to post by SPreston
I have watched many videos edited to imply conspiracy. I discounted that video.
Originally posted by pteridine
reply to post by Lillydale
Well how about all the people who saw the plane hit the Pentagon. Do witnesses count for you? www.debunk911myths.org...
Originally posted by pteridine
reply to post by SPreston
I have watched many videos edited to imply conspiracy. I discounted that video. If you would bother to read the other witness reports about the AA plane hitting the Pentagon you would see references to lamp posts being knocked over. Interestingly, you would not see any references to any flyover.
Lilly has not yet responded as to what evidence she/he deems necessary to show that it was flight 77 and not some other passenger aircraft.
Originally posted by SPreston
Could you please prove your claim that a light pole hit the taxi pteridine, or provide us with a complete retraction? Be forewarned that we require proof greater than the light pole must have hit the taxi or our benevolent government would never lie to us.