alastair wrote: » I owe no apology for your inability to understand the distinction between a question and a statement. Should you wish to apologise for making a false accusation, then fire away. I've nothing to hide btw - anonimity might be your thing, but I've no problem in that regard. Oh, and thanks for caring.
meglome wrote: » I could understand if only a passport was found, I think you guys need to stop trusting CT sites. There were lot's of small flammable items found outside the buildings, paperwork, id's, plane seats etc. In a big explosion small light objects will get blasted out... this isn't new or unknown.
nullzero wrote: » Your question was making the assumption that I believed in three different things. Read it back. Then find where I agreed with any of them. I displayed disbelief in the ability of a passport to survive a fireball, I made no definitive statements. You wanted to know "what flavour of delusion" was "at play". You were stating that I would be agreeing with one of the things you mentioned, even though you puntuacted it with a question mark. As for your anonymity, thats your business, but you're not making yourself out to be a particularly likeable person at the moment.
If you want to believe that you're welcome my friend.
Just curious - you have problems with paper surviving the crash, or you have problems with all the plane debris found in the area because the 'truth is there wasn't a plane - but a secret technology ball fired at the building'?
My name is URL wrote: » But only 1 passport.. which happened to belong to one of the terrorists. You have to admit that it's extremely improbable for that to happen.. even if it did happen.
alastair wrote: » Still here eh? I thought you said were off (more than once). Nope you still don't get it - let's break it down: I post details of the plane debris recovered, including paper objects. You dispute the evidence: to which I respond: Anything 'assumed' there? Nope - just a question. Now it transpires that you are in camp A. And no need for the hissty fit and false accusations.
Bog Warrior wrote: » So why wasn't it found buried under the rubble?
Bog Warrior wrote: » Absolute nonsense I'm not getting involved in
alastair wrote: » Just curious - you have problems with paper surviving the crash, or you have problems with all the plane debris found in the area because the 'truth is there wasn't a plane - but a secret technology ball fired at the building'? Just need to know which flavour of delusion is at play here.
TalkieWalkie wrote: » Umm, maybe you all forgot to watch this ? You cant argue against this evidence LOL... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ga89OCTf0jE [/CENTER]
Di0genes wrote: » Yes you can, leaving aside the impossibility of real time, or near real time compositing there's y'know, THE THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE WHO SAW THE PLANES.
TalkieWalkie wrote: » no there isnt
Di0genes wrote: » Yes Manhattan on a busy tuesday morning around rush hour is just a fecking ghost town.
TalkieWalkie wrote: » Many people saw a plane, not a 737
TalkieWalkie wrote: » Many people saw a plane, not a 737, there was a small plane circling the building. Then boom, there was an explosion. Don't you think it strange that there is not plane on the live news footage ? I mean, when you watch it, don't you think, "where is the plane" ?
TalkieWalkie wrote: » Don't you think it strange that there is not plane on the live news footage ? I mean, when you watch it, don't you think, "where is the plane" ?
King Mob wrote: » So no you can't distinguish it from making stuff up.
Di0genes wrote: » So what everyone in new york saw a small plane fly around the world trade centre, and what when they went home, saw the repeats on tv of a jumbo jet, and thought, "weird thats not what I saw", and simply forgot about it?
TalkieWalkie wrote: » #Hmm i balls'd that up. Try again
Bog Warrior wrote: » I'm not sure what you don't understand here. Beans asked whether anyone had a theory, I told him of one I heard. You come along asking me to prove things I never said I could prove. Now you are asking me to explain the difference between that and making something up?? What's the problem? Do you not know what the difference is? What kind of twisted logic argument are you trying to involve me in?
The twin towers weren't hit by planes, but giant birds. I saw a video where a ornithologist described it as a giant bird he was familiar with. I haven't try to substantiate this.
TalkieWalkie wrote: » Yes. Play these simultaneously. Then explain to me why there is no plane in one clip
TalkieWalkie wrote: » Yes. Play these simultaneously. Then explain to me why there is no plane in one clip #Hmm i balls'd that up. Try again
thecommander wrote: » Ehhh? Different shots used in an edit. Quite simple really.
digme wrote: » talkie are you on about the white plane in the top right corner of the at the end of the first video ?
King Mob wrote: » Because the first was showing a live feed and then the station cut away to another live feed at an unfortunate moment. The second was showing the entirety of the recording of first the live feed. It's not a wild concept here or anything.
TalkieWalkie wrote: » Same angle, same time. 1 shows a plane, 2 doesnt
TalkieWalkie wrote: » That doesn't explain why there is no plane in the second clip.
thecommander wrote: » What time in the videos is it?