ok... my mistake... still, it was off-topic thougheditor said:It's not "huge".
It weighs just 20k. The FAQ specifies 60k. So it's not even close to the limit.
You're losing your grip on reality with every passing day.
ok... my mistake... still, it was off-topic thougheditor said:It's not "huge".
It weighs just 20k. The FAQ specifies 60k. So it's not even close to the limit.
You're losing your grip on reality with every passing day.
How about a comparative example.So, since i've had two or three dodgy aspects satisfactorily dealt with (not saying i'm agreeing, just that i can agree!), i'm still left with what to me is the biggest problem in accepting the USG version of events.
And that is the vast array of intelligence they had leading up to that fateful day. Need i post up my favourite link? Will you all tell me they were suffering from intelligence fatigue? Let's now deal with this aspect of immense dodginess!
WouldBe said:Here you are claiming it was a 'great feat of flying' yet on your second or third flying lesson you landed an aircraft, which I see no difference between the 2 acts.
If you want me to stop replying in a 'sarcastic and disbelieving tone' then stop posting drivel.
gurrier said:How about a comparative example.
The UKG was apparently unable to stop the IRA blowing the shit out of London and Belfast and bombing loads of british soldiers, almost killing Thatcher, hitting Downing street, etc despite having some 40,000 officers to survey a population of about 400,000 people (catholics in NI) AND despite having their agents in many of the most important positions in the IRA AND despite knowing pretty much exactly who was in the RA AND despite being warned in advance of many of the bombings.
The really huge problem with such intelligence is the enormous volume of false positives that you get - as far as I know, the USG can monitor pretty much everything they want to, but if they were to act on a fraction of it, they'd be locking up loads of people every single day - which wouldn't exactly help matters.
fela fan said:Echelon weren't around in those days for one thing.
Jazzz said:ok... my mistake... still, it was off-topic though
fela fan said:But i've pointed out that to me there's a big difference between a tiny two seater aircraft and a big jet plane. If that's drivel then so be it. But just as i have no problem with a car, nor indeed driving a mini van, i imagine a huge articulated lorry to be a different kettle of fish.
Jazzz said:Interesting. From your first link (WouldBe's highlighting)
Investigating Explosions
Many types of explosions occur at fires. Firefighters operate at manhole explosions, gas main explosions, flammable liquid and gas cylinder explosions, oil burner explosions, vehicle gas tank explosions, terrorist bomb explosions and smoke explosions. Four common explosions at structure fires are: 1.explosions caused by leaking gas piping, 2.BLEVEs of propane gas cylinders, 3.explosions caused by flammable vapor left over from an arsonist's accelerant and 4.bombs.
Before a fire investigator declares the cause of an explosion at a structure fire to be one of the above, a post-fire analysis must rule out all other possibilities. For example, if the gas piping is intact, if no ruptured propane cylinders are found and there are no traces of an accelerant flammable liquid residue or bomb fragments, then the explosion may be recorded as a smoke explosion (backdraft).
Strange, I don't think we have had a 'post-fire analysis' which has in any ruled out the possibility of bombs for the WTC - which is what many people heard. Nor does anything in this link imply that explosions are an inevitable consequences of a huge building being on fire, as you seemed to claim.
WouldBe said:Why would driving an articulated lorry in a straight line be any more difficult than driving a mini in a straight line?
fela fan said:When i get home i shall post up a very authoratitive link that patiently has recorded and compiled all major media outlets' stories on intelligence supplied to the US from non-US sources. It doesn't even cover intelligence gathered by the US itself.
One thing that the authorities in the US were quick to announce in the immediate aftermath of the attacks was that there was no way they could ever have imagined such a style of terrorist attacks.
Yet from the intelligence they had, even years before the day, and much more in 1991, they knew full well plans were afoot to attack tall buildings.
I'll be back on this later.
sparticus said:That's not arrogance, but simple observation. I would go back and illustrate this from the pityful postings of the Ed, Wouldbe, etc if I could be arsed but I can't.
Techno303 said:No, go on because they all seem to make detailed and sound points frequently backed up by strong evidence and/or scientific reasoning and often with credible references to external sources. You on the other hand appear to spout tripe and consistently fail to demonstrate anything. Just saying this as a simple observation like.
Post Fire Reports on the destruction of the WTC? Take your pick:Jazzz said:...
Strange, I don't think we have had a 'post-fire analysis' which has in any ruled out the possibility of bombs for the WTC - which is what many people heard. Nor does anything in this link imply that explosions are an inevitable consequences of a huge building being on fire, as you seemed to claim.
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sparticus said:Well not surprisingly I disagree. But then it comes down to what you reckon to be credible evidence and sources and ultimately both of our observations are a matter of opinion. I was merely pointing out to Fela that regardless of what you post, it is futile. But then he knows this
WouldBe said:So a picture of the IFF CDU from the manufacturer of the IFF system is not credible evidence
I deliberately posted a picture, that clearly shows there is no hijack button, to save you the difficulty of having to read.
"Apologist", my arse you pathetic little dreamer.sparticus said:The editor and the other apologists for the official legend are so dug into their position you are not going to dig them out.
tarannau said:There's a huge credibility gap between saying that Govt intelligence had indications of possible terrorist attack methods and that Govt decision makers (particularly at VP/Presidential) level were aware of those specific threats though.
I can only speculate on how many threats listening protocols like Echelon and intelligence services can pick up globally, but I suspect there are thousands upon thousands of possible threats. It's far from beyond belief that oversights were made in which threats should receive priority.
It's somewhat like claiming that, in the aftemath of a bizarre assassination attempt, that there had actually been reports of the possibility of a poison tipped umbrella after all, but it wasn't taken as seriously as more seemingly plausible, prosaic ideas.
In the wider scheme of things, that isn't evidence of a conspiracy Sparticus and you know it. It's a possible indication, but it's nowhere near a smoking gun or credible evidence of govt. wrongdoing.
sparticus said:It is a piece of evidence but not an explanation as to why there were no hijack warning on any of the 4 flights was given and especially in the case of flight 93 where there was radio messages (allegedly from the hijackers) indicating the plane was hijacked and yet no hijack warning. The lack of warnings is one element of a huge jigsaw and when taken together cast doubt on the official story.
WouldBe said:Whereas there isn't a hijack button for the IFF there is a button on the control column to put the radio into transmit mode. It is therefore a lot easier to operate a 'push to talk' button (and transmit the struggle in the cockpit) than it is to dial in the 7500 hijack code on the IFF.
editor said:
No but yeah but yeah but yeah no but yeah I know but it can't be true 'cause I read it on some site that the truth is rubbish because Jazzz saw fela down the laundrette and he says he knows the truth and Jazzz said "Shut up! I ain't never done nuffink or nuffink!" and fela said "Don't go giving me evils!" because he saw a DVD about 9/11 and he knows it's the real truth and what's a hijack code anyway? etc etc
sparticus said:The editor and the other apologists for the official legend are so dug into their position you are not going to dig them out.
WouldBe said:Is that Spartacus at his last 9-11 film showing?
The audience figures are about right
Techno303 said:Let see Sparticus and his ilk deconstruct the NIST presentation linked above in MikeMcc’s post.
Go on, in your own words…
sparticus said:Don't bother Fela.
So for example you can post a link to 30 odd pages of tightly researched and referenced evidence on the intelligence failures and you will still be told that there is no evidence to challenge the US govt account.
WouldBe said:They won't. Any fact that doesn't fit with their fantasy is simply ignored.
Techno303 said:The NIST presentation is excellent.