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Originally posted by vipertech0596
reply to post by blackrain17
Prime example, as pointed out to you by the previous poster. You mention that wtc7 isn't mentioned by the commission, when the commission wasn't about the buildings.
Originally posted by vipertech0596
reply to post by DIDtm
So list something that you think is a fact.edit on 4-6-2011 by vipertech0596 because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by vipertech0596
reply to post by blackrain17
And again, you list something you think is a fact (Mineta's statement) and as Roboe pointed out you are wrong. Which if doesn't make sense for you to say if the report wasn't about the buildings, why wasn't Mienta's statement in it.
Originally posted by roboe
reply to post by blackrain17
The situation in which Mr. Mineta was involved is covered pages 40-44 (58-62 in the PDF version).
And for FSM knows which time: The relevant tapes have been returned to their owners, and in some cases these have been uploaded to youtube. There was also a list compiled, detailing what was on each tape, which used to be hosted on the now defunct flight77.info site. The list can still be obtained by using the wayback machine at www.archive.org
Also, I've said this elsewhere, but I'll repeat it here: The only camera capable of capturing AA77's approach and impact, would have had to been pointing at the sky, with nothing else of interest in the frame. What would the normal, day to day use for such a camera have been?
Originally posted by vipertech0596
reply to post by blackrain17
In the end, the money spent by the government investigating 9/11 far exceeded that spent on Challenger and Columbia. You labor under the assumption that the 9/11 Commission was the only investigation conducted. The FBI itself spent over a million man-hours investigating it. Assuming average of 15 bucks an hour, that's 15 million spent. Complaints about the Commission's budget are red herrings.
Originally posted by blackrain17
I can't seem to find the footages. Can you post the links where I can find the footages. Also, where on Youtube were those footages uploaded?
Originally posted by vipertech0596
reply to post by blackrain17
Umm, no, I didn't say the the government only spent 15 million. I said that you labor under the delusion the 9/11 Commission was the only money the government spent. Try and keep up
Originally posted by waypastvne
reply to post by blackrain17
You asked for the videos. There hey are.
What makes you think that other businesses should point there cameras at the pentagon lawn?
Originally posted by blackrain17
Originally posted by waypastvne
reply to post by blackrain17
You asked for the videos. There hey are.
What makes you think that other businesses should point there cameras at the pentagon lawn?
There are allegedly over 80 surveillance footages around the Pentagon, I doubt all of them didn't capture at least some form of 757. Could it be possible the Feds saw all of them and returned the useless ones? Hmmmmm... Of course not, the Feds would never do such a thing.
Originally posted by blackrain17
There are allegedly over 80 surveillance footages around the Pentagon, I doubt all of them didn't capture at least some form of 757. Could it be possible the Feds saw all of them and returned the useless ones? Hmmmmm... Of course not, the Feds would never do such a thing.