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butterdezillion
reply to post by combatmaster
Because the landing pad on the Google image of Queens Hospital is not in that corner of the roof, behind the metal structures on the roof. It's way over on the other side, and it's got a different design than is in the photo with the helicopter.
Look at how many stories the hospital in the Google image has. All those windows one on top of another in the interior of the triangle shape - how many do you think there are? The building that is 3 or 4 blocks away is only 2 or maybe 3 stories tall.
butterdezillion
reply to post by combatmaster
The camera would have to be looking out past the triangular open space in the middle of the roof, for the landing pad to be in the same place. which seems weird because the camera is slightly above. I don't know of any perspective that would take a 2-3-story building from 3-4 blocks away and make it appear to be right behind (and taller than) a building that was 6 stories tall.
I'll see if this thing lets me post images from my library. Nope. There's just a bar that shows up with an x in it and up-down arrows that are gray so you can't choose anything. sigh. And if I give the link to the images it'll just show thumbnails. sigh. I don't know why this won't let me post images. Anybody know what would be keeping me from being able to post images?
I'll give the ats links. Maybe somebody can figure out how to make them big enough for somebody to actually be able to see something. Here's the Google image close-up of the landing pad, showing black letters and no arrows. I'm going to see what happens if I take out the "thumb" in the image URL:
files.abovetopsecret.com...
Just for kicks I'll give the URL without using the insertion protocol, to see if it'll post the image:
files.abovetopsecret.com...
And here's the image in question, with the helicopter - showing red letters and arrows pointing to the center of the H:
files.abovetopsecret.com...
files.abovetopsecret.com...
Here's the Google image close-up of the landing pad, showing black letters and no arrows
Mikeultra
reply to post by combatmaster
Thank you for finding that building! That was a good idea to use the measuring tool in Google Earth to get the line of sight. I wasted time looking at every hospital landing pad in Hawaii! Now it's beyond doubt that the photo was taken on the roof of The Queens Medical Center. Here's 2 street view Google Earth images showing the 2 brown light poles and the section of building in the photo.
butterdezillion
reply to post by butterdezillion
That looks kind of like a baseball field, with dirt infield and field lights. Is there a baseball field someplace close to the hospital?
In the Bing image there is a tall building to the right of the hospital that looks like it has a stairstep change in height. I wonder if that could be the tall building we see behind the shorter building in this pic. But that still wouldn't explain where the hospital is. Is there any way to get a wider aerial view of the area, to see where the hospital would fit in amongst the taller building with stairstep heights, the lower building that you marked with boxes, and the baseball field (or whatever it is)? Maybe we could see if there was another helipad and/or the metal structures on one of the other buildings.
Barack Hussein Obama’s birth riddle is being analyzed in a 13 page, Amicus Curiae brief filed with the Alabama Supreme Court by Harvard Attorney Albert W.L. Moore Jr. The brief promises to offer a straightforward theory as to just who this man in our White House really and truly is. (1)
Moore summarizes what is going on: “He (BHO) was a natural born American on the date of his birth, but further official records prove that he lost American citizenship and constitutional eligibility to the Presidency as definitively confirmed by his 1983 naturalization as an American citizen. By law, this process of naturalization did NOT restore his constitutional eligibility.”
xuenchen
[IMO]
I think the Alabama case is another planted case meant to automatically lose, thus "proving" Obama's citizenship is "genuine" without actually proving anything !!
butterdezillion
Do you believe that the laws of this country do - or should - provide a way for the citizenry to have proof that the Commander-in-Chief for our sons and daughters is Constitutionally qualified for that position?
Do you believe that voters have a right to know whether the person they are considering voting for is legally qualified for the position they seek?