Yes. He does NOT say that no trace of an aircraft was found at the sites. He says that the government haven't released any details of anything that WAS found.Jazzz said:Did you read the George Nelson link?
IF scene examiners said that they had found no trace of an aircraft that would worry me. As an investigator I would need to be convinced of why / how that should be. BUT, before reaching that point I would need to know that nothing had been found. We do not know that.
You are entitled to ask the government for more information. You are entitled to consider what is there. Your mistake is to confuse a failure to release information (for whatever reason) with a FACT that there is nothing to release.
Precisely. "If".It only takes one impossibility to rule out a theory; a proper explanation for the collapse of WTC7 is required. If it could not have come down as is suggested then one must reject the official theory.
So it was a controlled demolition ... but not like any controlled demolition we have seen before? And anyway, my point was mainly that you claim it was a controlled demolition starting from the top which ... er ... required early explosions at the bottom as part of that process. Right.They are collapsed from the bottom as you well know. That doesn't mean they need be.
Wasn't there, so I don't know. But it seems that a lot of people thought it was a large plane of some sort. And we'll just stick to one if that makes you feel better. You said it would be "too hard to produce a 757 and crash it into the Pentagon without it being well tracked and shot down" to which my response now reads "Er .. like it was too hard to find at least one plane which hit the WTC then?Two planes? Can you identify the north tower impact as a 767? I certainly can't.
Top source. Janitor wasn't he? Clearly a man whose opinion of such matters is totally and utterly reliable...Others don't think it does square though, such as William Rodriguez who was there.