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Originally posted by _BoneZ_
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Then let's do a debate in the debate forum where videos and images are allowed. You can't do videos and images on a radio show.
Originally posted by EleninPfft
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yeah ... preferably somewhere else ... you know ... so the ATS mods cant back up these crazies who believe the OS
I`ll join , i want to debate , but when theyre all waxing eachothers shafts i suppose theres nothing we can do ... atleast thats (obviously) their plan.
Originally posted by septic
Originally posted by EleninPfft
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yeah ... preferably somewhere else ... you know ... so the ATS mods cant back up these crazies who believe the OS
I`ll join , i want to debate , but when theyre all waxing eachothers shafts i suppose theres nothing we can do ... atleast thats (obviously) their plan.
I kind of thought that was the whole point of the forum, to exchange ideas and have open debates. It's strange to have limits on the acceptable topics, especially here.
Originally posted by Varemia
Watch from 2:22 to 2:28. The North Tower starts to collapse and the person zooms their camera out to a point that allows them to see the entire tower (base and all!). Then, it just skips a couple seconds to where it is already zoomed out and the tower is half-way collapsed. The same anomaly occurred in the South Tower collapse at the beginning, though it could be attributed to putting down the camera and then picking it up to capture the collapse.
This has been bugging me for a while.
Originally posted by NWOwned
There's filming and what looks like a "nose out" and THEN - an abrupt Fade to Black.
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Originally posted by septic
I'm trying to figure out this debate deal, and I get the feeling like it's kind of rigged...why are you keen to debate there, and reluctant to discuss it here?
Originally posted by septic
I kind of thought that was the whole point of the forum, to exchange ideas and have open debates. It's strange to have limits on the acceptable topics, especially here.
Originally posted by Ivar_Karlsen
Originally posted by waypastvneIsn't Simon Shack from Norway too ? Must be something in the water.edit on 24-10-2011 by waypastvne because: (no reason given)
The water in Norway is just fine, i guess it's all the junk food.
I've read a few posts on the cluesforum, and i'm afraid it's too "out there" even for this forum.
Originally posted by NotPsyOpsed
It`s the water, THEIR water,--Fluoride--, it makes an impact on the thyoride gland, makes the people more cooperative.
If the plane hangs still in midair, and a giant pic up the tower and hit the plane, same physics apply, as the plane is flying towards the tower......??? hmm... alu+steel---alu...hmmmm...
Originally posted by _BoneZ_
Originally posted by NWOwned
There's filming and what looks like a "nose out" and THEN - an abrupt Fade to Black.
There was no "nose out", real or otherwise. As far as the "fade to black", that was a simple camera shot change. That is very easily and clearly pointed out in "September Clues: Busted!":
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Now, you can change your whole world view about the "fade to black". That's what happens when people blindly accept what disinformation artists like Simon Shack, Killtown, James Fetzer, etc., peddle without doing any research are examination of their claims.
Also, as I explained in my PentaCON post, I really think the photographers and video people really dropped the ball on 9/11. All day WTC7 was on fire and we hardly got any footage (man those fires must've been way too super hot!) either that or that the buildings would eventually collapse was planned but when was a shot in the dark and nobody wanted to just be standing near with their camera when it might happen!
Originally posted by Joey Canoli
Why?
You gave a logical explanation for it.
Digital cameras of that era didn't have as much memory as they do now. Hence, one would have turned it off at inconsequential points in order to save space.
TV station cameras used tapes, or large hard drives, or transmitted to home so there would be zero reason to shut off...