Thoreau72
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Re: Is there any way to cure a truther?
Not exactly magic (in the traditional sense), but very much sleight-of-hand. Deception, as the military calls it. The events of the day were magnificently planned and executed, military style.
To answer your question, I have no idea where the airplanes are. I do know that the one carrying the ACARS equipment assigned to "Flight 93" that day was still in the air and logged into the ACARS system 30 minutes after the supposed crash time at Shanksville. It was communicating with an ACARS outlet in Illinois is all can be determined.
But let's use logic here Oozle: one need not know where an airplane is today, or then, in order to see and understand that the airplane WAS NOT at Shanksville. That is pretty simple logic, and I'm sure you will agree with that simple tenet.
As for the pax, they could be dead. Or, they could be living somewhere else with a new identity, such as the federal government does in its well known Witness Protection Program. I do not know whether they are alive or dead, but my suspicions are that they are still alive, at least some of them.
You probably won't believe it, but some people capable with this 'facial recognition software', (not I) are claiming that Ted Olsen's new wife gets a hit with the facial recognition stuff with his old wife. If that is true and accurate (I am no judge or authority) it would fall into place with the idea of witness protection type intrigue.
I am personally aware of another interesting anomaly regarding one of the flight attendants that is most interesting. Doesn't really prove a thing, but it suggests WPP.
So where are the planes, where are the people that were on them, and where did they get whatever it was that did crash then?
Hmmm? Because you can't just have an open-ended argument, you have to close your logical loop my friend. Otherwise you might as well be saying "It was magic".
Not exactly magic (in the traditional sense), but very much sleight-of-hand. Deception, as the military calls it. The events of the day were magnificently planned and executed, military style.
To answer your question, I have no idea where the airplanes are. I do know that the one carrying the ACARS equipment assigned to "Flight 93" that day was still in the air and logged into the ACARS system 30 minutes after the supposed crash time at Shanksville. It was communicating with an ACARS outlet in Illinois is all can be determined.
But let's use logic here Oozle: one need not know where an airplane is today, or then, in order to see and understand that the airplane WAS NOT at Shanksville. That is pretty simple logic, and I'm sure you will agree with that simple tenet.
As for the pax, they could be dead. Or, they could be living somewhere else with a new identity, such as the federal government does in its well known Witness Protection Program. I do not know whether they are alive or dead, but my suspicions are that they are still alive, at least some of them.
You probably won't believe it, but some people capable with this 'facial recognition software', (not I) are claiming that Ted Olsen's new wife gets a hit with the facial recognition stuff with his old wife. If that is true and accurate (I am no judge or authority) it would fall into place with the idea of witness protection type intrigue.
I am personally aware of another interesting anomaly regarding one of the flight attendants that is most interesting. Doesn't really prove a thing, but it suggests WPP.