DrJazzz said:The thing about telephone conversations, editor, is that you can't really tell where they are coming from! I don't really understand the point you are trying to make to be honest. There is no documented evidence whatsoever to suggest that these calls came from the planes.
Just wait until he moves on to the Walt Disney toy puppet voice emulator (no, really!) and then try and get a straight answer how 'they' managed to totally fake the voices, personalities, accents, characteristics, quirks and intimate expressions of people who weren't even supposed to be on the flights and completely fool their loved ones.flimsier said:So? the evidence is that the people they called heard them and believed it. Are you suggesting they were all duped?
Again, you repeat questions I have already answered, and call for 'evidence' where I have provided evidence that such calls are not possible and it is up to the USG to provide the documented evidence that they existed (which should be very easy).editor said:Err, what about the passengers telling their loved ones that they were on the plane?
Or are you saying that they're all liars - the whole lot of them - and not one of their husbands, wives and loved ones even noticed their king size porky pies?!!
And your evidence to support this astonishing claim is where exactly?
And what 'really' happened to the passengers then? Where did they go? Who killed them? Where? How? Where are their bodies?
DrJazzz said:Again, you repeat questions I have already answered, and call for 'evidence' where I have provided evidence that such calls are not possible and it is up to the USG to provide the documented evidence that they existed (which should be very easy).
Obviously, if any of the calls were made by the real passengers on the ground, then they would have been either made with the persuasion of some burly and armed FBI types under a pretext that a national emergency was underway and they must do as told - or either caller or receiver was in on it and fibbing (e.g. the Olsen call is suspicious in this regard).
The point is, we know how the cellphone calls didn't take place, and that is in an airplane travelling at 500+ mph.
editor is referring to real-time voice emulation software which can convert one voice into sounding like another. Backatcha Bandit had the link, I don't know it. Given that telephone connections discard the frequencies which help make voices identifiable, fooling a relative already in a state of emotional distress would unfortunately be pretty surefire - as I said, I did it the other day without trying, and without any software, and without applying any emotional distress.flimsier said:To be honest, ed, I'm hoping that the fact that it's someone different asking the questions might encourage a reply that is comprehendable.
But fascinating (re the walt disney - I don't get it already).
Not only have you never adequately explained how the calls could have been faked so convincingly that the loved ones never knew, you've not even bothered to read the links I just posted up about in-flight cell phone calls.DrJazzz said:The point is, we know how the cellphone calls didn't take place, and that is in an airplane travelling at 500+ mph.
It's beggars belief, doesn't it?.flimsier said:And hold on 'a national emergency' means calling your loved ones and saying you are going to die (or other things) and all those people are able to act like they are really terrorised?
Are you actually joking?
That does little to suggest that mobile calls are possible from fast-moving aircraft, I'm afraid.flimsier said:Hold on, you know they didn't take place? I have made a call from a plane. Though not on a mobile.
What's left of them is probably buried at 'Fresh Kill' - relatives had not had access to the remains, of course.Where are all those people?
Yes, with the exception of the Olsen call which I believe is a fib on the part of Ted Olsen, a man who once stated "There are lots of different situations when the government has legitimate reasons to give out false information". Make of that what you will.And when you say 'if any' does that mean that you seriosuly entertain the possibility that they were all faked?
Citizen66 said:You imbecile. When have I mentioned a cab? Was it Fela Fan or Bigfish who actually did? Or was it Dr Jazzz or Garf? Fuck, it may even have been the Editor. It certainly wasn't me. Another prime example of actually how much attention you actually pay to the debate or any kind of 'facts'.
editor said:Not only have you never adequately explained how the calls could have been faked so convincingly that the loved ones never knew, you've not even bothered to read the links I just posted up about in-flight cell phone calls.
Ignoring for a moment your highly improbable scenario that they were all effortlessly lying to their husbands and wives, could you explain where the passengers actually were if they weren't on the planes?
Where did they go?
Who killed them? If they did - if not what did they do?
Where? How?
Where are their bodies?
bigfish said:and so can be disregarded in their case.
DrJazzz said:That does little to suggest that mobile calls are possible from fast-moving aircraft, I'm afraid.
What's left of them is probably buried at 'Fresh Kill' - relatives had not had access to the remains, of course.
Yes, with the exception of the Olsen call which I believe is a fib on the part of Ted Olsen, a man who once stated "There are lots of different situations when the government has legitimate reasons to give out false information". Make of that what you will.
DrJazzz said:Bigfish makes a good, if not wholly conclusive, point, it is very difficult to square Atta's known behaviour - strippers, alcohol, etc... with that of someone prepared to lay down their life for a religion which expressly forbids such activities.
I'm sorry. Could you point me to the part where it says that mobile calls are impossible from fast-moving aircraft because I couldn't find that.DrJazzz said:That does little to suggest that mobile calls are possible from fast-moving aircraft, I'm afraid.
'Probably' eh?DrJazzz said:What's left of them is probably buried at 'Fresh Kill' - relatives had not had access to the remains, of course.
That sounds like a perfectly normal thing for a politican to say.DrJazzz said:Yes, with the exception of the Olsen call which I believe is a fib on the part of Ted Olsen, a man who once stated "There are lots of different situations when the government has legitimate reasons to give out false information". Make of that what you will.
DrJazzz said:Oh and it wasn't 'my' screening. I haven't screened anything.
That was sparticus's Big Conspiracy Night Out and had you turned up you would have doubled the audience!flimsier said:I was tempted by your screening
flimsier said:Are you actually joking?
flimsier said:Will you quote and answer all of my questions? No time limit! (Obviously I mean, in your own time, not that you should wait a year!)
I know the screening you refer to, it just wasn't 'mine', and yes I will address your questions as I said.flimsier said:The film screening.
Will you quote and answer all of my questions? No time limit! (Obviously I mean, in your own time, not that you should wait a year!)
I've given the 9-11 thread the bulk of my posting time today. I thought I would check the other threads I had posted on before going to bed. I've said I will answer your remaining questions tomorrow twice (and have already answered some of them). So be patient and there's no need to chase me around the boards.
DrJazzz said:and yes I will address your questions as I said.
flimsier said:The best way would be to quote each one with you answer.
flimsier said:Unless I've missed it, you actually haven't said that you will answer my questions
pk said:Dr Jazzz - you can phone from a plane at 500 mph.
From the American Airlines site...
How the Satellite Network Operates
http://www.aa.com/content/travelInformation/duringFlight/onboardTechnology.jhtml#Top
So it's not impossible.
NEXT!
Worldwide satellite communications are available on American Airlines' Boeing 777 and Boeing 767 aircraft almost anytime while flying over North America and worldwide.