not really - have you seen this page?scar wrote: but its like a knife thru butter, despite the speed.
http://911research.wtc7.net/essays/salter/175speed.html
I don't think the webfairy is any more credible than the tooth fairy....
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not really - have you seen this page?scar wrote: but its like a knife thru butter, despite the speed.
Hi. I'll think you'll find it quite impossible that the planes were inserted in the videos after the event, because there are so many independent cameras that all recorded the same thing. There are also multiple independant eye witness reports of aircraft.dh wrote:To be more correct, Johnny, the Pentagon was hit by a missile, a drone, anything other than a Boeing AirlinerJohnny Pixels wrote:As far as I can tell, there are two variants.
1. The Pentagon was hit by a missile, and not a plane
2. The Twin Towers + the Pentagon were hit by things other than planes.
Both ideas are disproved by overwhelming evidence to the contrary.
The Towers were hit either by nothing, and the images of airplanes were put in the video feed after the event, or they were hit by missiles but the record of the event shows planes that weren't there
For the former there is a lot of evidence
For the latter, it depends on your perception of the visual evidence available
Welcome by the way
Interesting that you should hold such strong conviction on your first post here
Sinclair wrote:The No Plane subject certainly polarises 911 Truthseekers, however, as Ally says, such hypothesis should be subject to rational analysis and debate.
Salter is correct that a 'Divide and conquer' policy is a way to weaken a truth movement.In between the two fronts of this information war there is a lot of grey area, with quite a bit of room for principled disagreement about both evidence and tactics. Of course, principled disagreement is exactly the opposite of the obnoxious behavior of the no-planers, some of which I've documented in my articles. This behavior creates an acrimonious and divisive atmosphere in a movement that prevents productive work, and is usually the M.O. of deep cover agents. But I'm not suggesting no-plane advocates are agents. In fact I believe that most are deluded "useful idiots," as the terminology goes. As such, their offerings are misinformation, not disinformation. But that doesn't mean that the spooks wouldn't flood lists and forums with vociferous multiple-pseudonym supporters of these theories, in a tactic similar to the astroturfing of mainstream politics. If I were in charge of the cover up I would let the authentic fools emerge and then use mind control to encourage egomaniacal and aggressive tendencies. But while general comments on what theories constitute disinfo are reasonable, it's useless to let fly specific accusations of disinfo activity regarding individuals. There is never any evidence. Charges going back and forth is what the cover-up crew wants. Divide and conquer. Given the historical record of COINTELPRO, the ones making the accusations are most likely to actually be the agents.
I agree - and I think that this is why the "no planes at the wtc" idea is so damaging:Sinclair wrote:Salter is correct that a 'Divide and conquer' policy is a way to weaken a truth movement.
Only if you let them be. Personally I favour the hologram idea, particularly in regard to WTC2 and it would also explain a thing or two about some eyewitness statements from the Pentagon.jake wrote:
secondly, because they are a totally unnecessary and divisive distraction from the real issues of 9/11.
False No 757 debrisAnd then there's the debris from a 757, the hijacked 757 that was tracked heading for the Pentagon, the 757 sized hole in the side of the Pentagon, the remains of the luggage and the passengers from the hijacked 757...
I also think it's possibly significant that the principal proponents of "no planes at the wtc" are not only promoting an idea which can be used to discredit anyone questioning the official conspiracy theory by association - but have also spent a lot of time attacking other, more credible 911 researchers, particuarly those who are coming up with evidence that can cause some real damage to the official conspiracy theory....scar wrote:I agree with that last paragraph in the first link. Have seen some of that lately, divide and conquer - accusations etc. The attacks on S.Jones for one.
Will be interesting to see if no planers can refute those articles in anyway at all, some of which are quite old. Or if they can provide any actual proof for their claims about Prof Jones, so far none have been forthcoming.
I repeat - the "no planes at the wtc" idea is damaging:dh wrote:It is interesting to speculate about the existence of such technology,as it presages the Project Bluebeam preparations.
that's a funny site....dh wrote:Also, it is worthy to speculate whether those orbs, example here appearing on some of the 9/11 shots, may in fact be hovering projector platforms
Explain how the lamp posts were knocked down by an aircraft smaller than a 757.blackcat wrote:False No 757 debrisAnd then there's the debris from a 757, the hijacked 757 that was tracked heading for the Pentagon, the 757 sized hole in the side of the Pentagon, the remains of the luggage and the passengers from the hijacked 757...
False No 757 sized hole
False No luggage
False No bodies from a plane
That's a little harsh, Timmy G , since in ourselves we are pretty much computerised hologram images of ourselves. The control grid is trying to imprint a universal conception of history and presenceTimmyG wrote:if theres anyone i suspect to be working for the ptb here.. its the people talking about holographic planes.
i'm sorry but its utterly ridiculous