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Originally posted by MacATK18
reply to post by DGFenrir
Apparently your graps of math sucks too..
priceless = price approaching infinity
100 x priceless is the same as 100 x infinity and 100 x infinity = infinity so 100 x priceless = priceless.
I have just mathematically proved that your post was entirely meaningless.
Originally posted by HankMcCoy
Originally posted by Copernicus
Originally posted by HankMcCoy
So what have we proven here? We have proven that the photos YOU have provided are NOT from CNN. We have not proven ANYTHING about the pictures that they DID publish.
.. At least TRY to form a convincing strawman..
We have proven that you believe the pictures on CNN are from a rocket, and that I dont agree with you or CNN for reasons mentioned earlier in the thread.
Why did that need to be proven? I flat out CONCEDED that I think the pictures on CNN are of a rocket, as I am the one that posted the link.
We have proven that the photos YOU have provided are NOT from CNN.
Originally posted by Donny 4 million
Originally posted by DGFenrir
reply to post by fatdeeman
100x priceless. And these people get tons of stars for posts smelling of ignorance. This is what's wrong with ATS.
This is actually what most members say about trolls that spend their time totally off topic. !00x worthless.
Norway lights remember?
Originally posted by Toadmund
Missiles fired over water, debris will be lost.
The pattern formed is because of an open camera shutter, it will smooth everything out. Hence, perfect spiral rings.
Originally posted by sh1fty
Why have none of you watched this video? Instead you'd rather skim over it and scramble to attack each other. If you're both posting on ATS that means one thing - WERE ON THE SAME SIDE!!
Before you continue arguing, PLEASE watch this video! It's only 50 seconds long, you can handle it ATS.
[edit on 13-12-2009 by sh1fty]
Originally posted by Copernicus
Ok, let me use the same argument as you are. You said:
We have proven that the photos YOU have provided are NOT from CNN.
Why did that need to be proven? Why did that need to be proven? I flat out CONCEDED that I think the pictures on CNN are NOT of a rocket, as I am the one that posted the link.
Arent you getting tired of your debating tactics yet?
Originally posted by DGFenrir
reply to post by Copernicus
You mean the blue trail? It's probably from the missile's exhaust.
Originally posted by DJMSN
reply to post by Donny 4 million
All they need to do is visit the HAARP facility during the Open House they hold every year or evn better visit the HAARP web site and email a question to one of the scientist or just read the provided data published right there
Originally posted by HankMcCoy
It needed to be proven that they were not from CNN because your entire point hinged on CNN being an unworthy source for the images of the event. Seeing as the evidence you used was not from CNN, nor were they pictures of the event, your entire argument falls to the wayside.
Originally posted by DGFenrir
reply to post by Copernicus
You mean the blue trail? It's probably from the missile's exhaust.
Originally posted by Copernicus
Originally posted by HankMcCoy
It needed to be proven that they were not from CNN because your entire point hinged on CNN being an unworthy source for the images of the event. Seeing as the evidence you used was not from CNN, nor were they pictures of the event, your entire argument falls to the wayside.
My argument is doing just fine. This was not a rocket because it bears no resemblance to what a rocket looks like. Thats my argument.
Your argument is that CNN is credible and is telling the truth. This was a russian missile, despite the images of the norway phenomena showing no resemblance to a rocket.
Originally posted by HankMcCoy
Fine.
If your opinion is that this is not what a failed rocket looks like, why post MORE pictures of what a failed rocket DOESN'T look like?
Here is another picture of what a failed rocket DOES NOT look like.
I cannot say that I know what every failed rocket looks like. I can only say that I know what THAT failed rocket looked like, because I saw the pictures.
[edit on 13-12-2009 by HankMcCoy]