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Originally posted by exponent
Originally posted by TrueAmerican
What interests me is her initial story, not the aftermath. Her experience as recounted in many interviews. And notice that did not change to any meaningful degree. And no matter how hard you try, you can never take that away. I realize she is a pain in the rear to the OS, and you must try to assassinate her character at all costs, but hey, you lose.
So let me get this straight.
Her story hasn't changed, except for the part where she sued an airline over a plane she didn't think hit the Pentagon?
How is that not changing a story? Also, why is it you accept her story, but ignore those of all the firefighters who were in the Pentagon. Or the DMORT teams who recovered bodies? Or the DNA analysis done that found the passengers remains in the Pentagon?
Isn't it strange how when someone says something that disagrees with the 'official story' you will believe them without question and insist they are beyond criticism, yet when it is someone who agrees, they are lying, a shill, mistaken or just delusional?
Don't you think that your bias is showing here?
Originally posted by mikelee
reply to post by Seti_Starr
She would in no way be considered an expert at all. According to her own statement,.she was inside holding her child and walked thru the impact point afterward. She states "there was no plane" but how many mothers linger around a horrific site such as that trying to determine if it was a plane or not all the while holding her baby? Sounds more like a passive statement rather than one of fact, any person with common sense would get that. Except those looking for the conspiracy speculation aspect.
Just so you are clear on one thing, I have seen many photos taken by my former colleagues who were at the Pentagon on 911 taken on their personal phones, pdas and regular cameras and have no doubt an airplane crashed there. The people who were there and participated in the rescue of people who were injured have no doubt either. Its always those who were "a little off" in distance as well as mindset who claim otherwise.edit on 10/7/2010 by mikelee because: Add text
Originally posted by TrueAmerican
Now I know some people at the Pentagon may be incompetent, but if they are having people that have no clue what they are talking about giving tours of their defenses to top-secret-cleared staff like April, then I guess us truther's continual bitch that no one has been fired for gross negligence or held responsible for 9/11 applies all the more, doesn't it. And waterboarded confessions don't count, so don't even go there.
Well personally, I just think she got so desperate with nowhere else to turn that she ended up having to settle for some not-so-great attorneys who didn't approach her case with the right angles to have some real teeth. Framed beggars can't be choosers.
Oh, well I should have known! :shk: More character assassination. Is that all you've got? Don't you think that we're seeing right through that now? It's a little more like quoting you is of increasingly dubious value- and you were already off the scale.
Originally posted by Alfie1
reply to post by TrueAmerican
As you know, April Gallop was discussed here earlier this year. That was when her second lawsuit was thrown out , the judge commenting that her allegations were " frivolous and based on fantasy and delusions."
www.abovetopsecret.com...
If she was so convinced from the start that there was no plane was she making fraudulent allegations when she sued American Airlines on the basis of hurt and suffering caused by their plane ?
Originally posted by Seti_Starr
reply to post by Alfie1
April Gallop and her son were offered money from the Victims Compensation Fund, (average payments of $600,000 to 1.2 million dollars) and she refused this compensation. It doesn't sound like she's pursuing money…
Originally posted by Seti_Starr
reply to post by Alfie1
April Gallop and her son were offered money from the Victims Compensation Fund, (average payments of $600,000 to 1.2 million dollars) and she refused this compensation. It doesn't sound like she's pursuing money…
Originally posted by Kailassa
A prerequisite to receiving compensation money was that you sign a form agreeing to keep your mouth shut.
April realised someone must tell the truth about what happened.