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Originally posted by Xurxox
I'm asking more of how you go about sifting through the trash and use only reliable sources and what makes those sources reliable.
Originally posted by backinblack
Ohh, so the cameraman never said that..You know you should check you facts before sprouting them as proof Phage..
Originally posted by Phage
reply to post by backinblack
You're right. I hadn't heard the actual interview before.
CBS news could have made that up completely.
edit on 11/15/2010 by Phage because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by new_here
reply to post by backinblack
Yes, and this could all be cleared up if the gov would just say "Relax, dear minions, that was simply Flight *insert number here* which departed from *insert airport* destined for *insert airport* " ...and provide detailed info on time of departure and destination coinciding with this heretofore unexplained (to many) event!
Passenger airline data is not Top Secret. Missile launches of this nature most likely are, depending on who is responsible and the purpose of the launch.
Logic alone tells me this was not an airplane!!!edit on 11/15/2010 by new_here because: typo
Originally posted by Xurxox
So how is it you can respond to a small two line question and ignore a second theory, not to even show the flaws in it.
Originally posted by backinblack
I don't think this thing will be solved until they release the full, unedited video..
I'm sure even an extra few minutes wuold probably at least show some background..
Then we would know for certain wether this thing was horizontal or vertical..
Originally posted by Human_Alien
No one should be that convinced about this “airplane” explanation until the “authorities” come up with a flight number, a flight plan, a plane number, radar transponder and identification code and it looks like no official even wants to address this issue which....speaks for itself.