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THETRUTHWILLSETU3 9/11 Truth critic
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Posted: Thu Feb 15, 2007 11:32 pm Post subject: arguing no planes |
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Arguing "No-Planes"
I know this theory is unpopular with most 9/11 "truthers" and 9/11 activists, and lord knows that I sometimes wonder why I am spending so much time on an apparently ridiculous theory that "no one" believes. Certainly "no sane person would believe that no plane hit the WTC, ESPECIALLY the South tower because EVERYONE saw that, there were THOUSANDS of witnesses".
I know many in the 9/11 "truth movement" just wish the no-planers would go away, as we give a bad, crazy association to "real" 9/11 truth. And even more, many in the 9/11 "truth movement" believe the no-planers are active disinfo artists, paid government shills, meant to disrupt true 9/11 activists.
In fact, I am a private citizen who just wants to know the truth about 9/11. I want to know exactly what happened that day, and specifically I want to know: if 9/11 was an inside job-- how was it set up? It simply is not enough for me to say, "oh, they used patsies for the hijackers, remote control planes and distracted the air defenses with war games". I have been down that road. If you read my archives from when I started this blog, you can see it for yourself. Early on, I bought into the whole "let's ignore all 9/11 physical evidence" meme-- big time. I even wrote a couple of posts early on saying how 9/11 activists shouldn't talk about no-plane hitting the Pentagon, because that makes us look bad.
But you know what? I started looking at the physical evidence. The towers looked like they were blown up. And the Pentagon hit started looking very strange. Then I started looking at the flight 93 crash site-- and that was even stranger. And then it looked to me like no planes crashed at the Pentagon or at Shanksville, though someone tried to make it look like planes did crash. But they could only fake so much. Then the question arose: if there were no planes at the Pentagon or at Shanksville, is it possible they didn't use planes for the WTC either? Then I started looking at the footage of "UA175" melting into the south tower, and it really didn't seem quite right to me.
Finally, I also began to wonder why so many 9/11 "truth" people were telling me NOT to look at the physical evidence when it was so compelling and clearly bizarre!
So-- my nagging feeling is that there is something VERY important about the no-plane theory that deserves attention. I don't want to force it down anyone's throat, but I think it also should be looked at by all 9/11 activists with an open mind.
The evidence for there being no planes is a cumulative argument, without any one 100% infallible piece of evidence. This is much like the whole idea of 9/11 being an "inside job"-- it doesn't rest on one rock-solid piece of evidence, but rather it rests on many official parts of the 9/11 story being improbable, and that these add up to a highly unbelievable official story. 9/11 being an "inside job" is a bit of a gestalt, really. If one can handle the 9/11 "inside job" gestalt, than handling the no-plane theory should not be a big problem.
In any case, it is worth periodically going over the reasons for the no-plane theory, if nothing else than for my own sanity.
9/11 facts that support the no-plane theory*:
1) the one "live" shot of "UA175" flying to the South tower, shown from the same feed by three different networks (ABC, CNN, Fox), was discontinuous with the explosion. Moreover, the south tower was not even seen directly as it was blocked by the north tower. All in all, very suspicious footage
2) the second shot of the south tower hit shown by CNN showed only an explosion, no plane. The area on the screen where the plane should have been was blocked by the CNN news "crawl". Also very suspicious footage.
3) several eye-witnesses saw the south tower explode, and were in a location where they could have seen the plane, but didn't see a plane.
4) several eye-witnesses spoke of missiles or a missile hitting the south tower instead of a plane.
5) the plane-shaped holes in the WTC towers (and in Shanksville and to a lesser degree the Pentagon) are not physically plausible for real plane crashes-- the holes look as though the perpetrators were simply trying to make it APPEAR as though planes crashed in the buildings and on the ground.
6) several videos of the south tower hit show the plane sliding into the tower without slowing, without exploding upon contact, without any part breaking off-- with even the freaking wingtips gliding through thick steel columns!
7) there are many video anomalies in the videos of the second hit-- the plane is deformed, there are obvious "pods", there are conflicting plane paths between videos, the videos have anomalous, often dark, coloration, etc. This all casts doubt on a real plane being in the videos.
evidence for planes at the Pentagon and Shanksville is weak; people initially at both scenes said there was no evidence of a plane crash, etc.
9) flight 11 and flight 77 officially did not take off according to the BTS database.
10) no black boxes were found at ground zero (officially).
11) almost no plane parts were found in the WTC rubble that was SIFTED for human remains.
9/11 concepts that are consistent with the no-plane theory:
1) the lack of air defense is best explained by a lack of any real planes to intercept-- this would have been the best way to insure no awkward air force interception of a hijacked plane.
2) the big lie that no planes were used would be a very effective tool for insuring the truth never came out, as it would sound too crazy.
3) if 9/11 was an inside set-up, not using planes is technically easier, in terms of not having to deal with moving large aircraft around and piloting them precisely and not having to deal with live hijacking situations-- they only needed to plant the plane meme and plant some parts.
4) some plane parts laying in the street or on the ground seem implausible and appear to be planted-- but parts would not need to be planted if real planes were used, would they?
5) there appear to be TOO many videos of the second hit. I have counted 30 of them and there may be more. This is of a highly transient event that could only be seen from certain angles and was completely UNEXPECTED (in principle that is!).
6) videos of the second hit were played over and over and over on TV, as if they were trying to reinforce the plane meme.
7) it is unlikely amateur pilot terrorists could have piloted planes so effectively, but remote control does not make sense for how UA175 behaved in the videos, with the last minute turn right before hitting.
the origin of most 2nd hit videos is very obscure-- but in some cases, they came from known computer animators.
*I am not going to list links but they are available upon request
posted by Spooked at 11:07 PM
4 Comments:
james ha said...
i suppose you have a masters degree in aluminum hat technology, right? ha. hang in there.
Finally, I also began to wonder why so many 9/11 "truth" people were telling me NOT to look at the physical evidence when it was so compelling!
ya! the best excuse i got was "oh it's not important what hit the towers! stick to what can be proven!" ha. the entire 911 fairytale is based on the images we all saw of yosemitesam175 heading right for poor old delicate wtc2, so all 911 truthers unite! (in ignoring 175)
ghostplane/vanishment
2:20 AM
Anonymous said...
You're not alone Spooked.
Yes how can aluminium honeycomb wing structures slice through the steel columns of the wtc?
Turn it the other way around: take a large steel section and swing it at an stationary airplane wing like a giant baseball bat - would the 'bat' fold around an intact wing - or - would it smash the wing to pieces, leaving the steel section more or less intact? I think the latter.
Keep up the good work!
regards from former building professional
11:34 AM
Spooked said...
Thanks for the support. It really helps.
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Ignatz Moderate Poster
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Posted: Fri Feb 16, 2007 8:42 am Post subject: Re: arguing no planes |
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THETRUTHWILLSETU3 wrote: |
Yes how can aluminium honeycomb wing structures slice through the steel columns of the wtc?
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The same way a lead bullet can pierce a sheet of steel, or a tennis ball can break a window.
It's just physics.
Your ignorance of physics does not prove NPT, it just shows you need to learn some physics. _________________ So remember - next time you can't find a parking spot, go to plan B: blow up your car |
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THETRUTHWILLSETU3 9/11 Truth critic
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Posted: Fri Feb 16, 2007 8:54 am Post subject: Re: arguing no planes |
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Ignatz wrote: | THETRUTHWILLSETU3 wrote: |
Yes how can aluminium honeycomb wing structures slice through the steel columns of the wtc?
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The same way a lead bullet can pierce a sheet of steel, or a tennis ball can break a window.
It's just physics.
Your ignorance of physics does not prove NPT, it just shows you need to learn some physics. |
Oh I get it ---the same way as when i kick a football and it cuts a clean hole straight through the defender's torso --- it's just fantasy physics |
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telecasterisation Banned
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Posted: Fri Feb 16, 2007 9:14 am Post subject: Re: arguing no planes |
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THETRUTHWILLSETU3 wrote: |
Oh I get it ---the same way as when i kick a football and it cuts a clean hole straight through the defender's torso --- it's just fantasy physics |
If the football was travelling at 500mph and the footballer was locked into a rigid position, it would have to sting at the very least.
Your compartitive analogy isn't a compartitive analogy.
Truth/Boo Boo, NPT has been manufactured by others and planted into the public consciousness, it is the perfect black psy-op. You can almost see that yourself and sum it up beautifully here;
Quote: | ....and lord knows that I sometimes wonder why I am spending so much time on an apparently ridiculous theory that "no one" believes. Certainly "no sane person would believe that no plane hit the WTC,..... |
My dad died on Tuesday evening, I was holding his hand as he passed away. I knew it was going to happen, but I kept denying it. My entire perspective on life has been changed irrevocably as a result.
There are so many things I have to do now just to justify my existence to myself. Please do yourself a favour, drop this NPT stuff, move to another mental place and get on with your life. _________________ I completely challenge the official version of events - I AM NOT A 9/11 TRUTH CRITIC - I AM NOT A 9/11 TRUTH CRITIC - I AM NOT A 9/11 TRUTH CRITIC - I AM NOT A 9/11 TRUTH CRITIC -I AM NOT A 9/11 TRUTH CRITIC - I AM NOT A 9/11 TRUTH CRITIC - I AM NOT A 9/11 TRUTH CRITIC |
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Bushwacker Relentless Limpet Shill
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Posted: Fri Feb 16, 2007 11:22 am Post subject: |
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9) flight 11 and flight 77 officially did not take off according to the BTS database.
That database is designed to show flight delays, what would be the point of entering flights that never arrived? AA clearly took that view and did not enter their flights, UA did enter their flights regardless. No evidential value there.
11) almost no plane parts were found in the WTC rubble that was SIFTED for human remains.
Planes are made mostly of aluminium, aluminium melts at a comparatively low temperature, streams of molten metal were seen coming from an area where the debris would end up, according to some reports there was molten metal below the debris after the collapse; could these facts be connected?
A plane flown into a building, shredded by the impact, in a fire for an hour, and then in the middle of the collapse of a skyscraper would be intrinsically unlikely to yield much in the way of recognisable parts, one would think. _________________ ".......some partial collapse [of WTC7] would not have been suspicious......." - chek |
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blackcat Validated Poster
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Posted: Fri Feb 16, 2007 11:22 am Post subject: |
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Quote: | My dad died on Tuesday evening, I was holding his hand as he passed away. I knew it was going to happen, but I kept denying it. My entire perspective on life has been changed irrevocably as a result.
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As someone who lost both parents in recent years I can empathise with you and how you must be feeling now tc. Please accept my condolences. |
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telecasterisation Banned
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Posted: Fri Feb 16, 2007 11:39 am Post subject: |
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blackcat wrote: | Quote: | My dad died on Tuesday evening, I was holding his hand as he passed away. I knew it was going to happen, but I kept denying it. My entire perspective on life has been changed irrevocably as a result.
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As someone who lost both parents in recent years I can empathise with you and how you must be feeling now tc. Please accept my condolences. |
I know we have had the odd cross word, but I really appreciate you bothering to type that.
Nothing prepares you for the desolation and the great tidal wave of emotion, the things you wish you had said, the things you should have done but didn't.
The circumstances surrounding his passing were greatly magnified by the sheer incompetence of his local doctors' surgery who were treating him for constipation when in actuality it was lung cancer. Sounds incredible but tragically true.
I really want to get up and say something about his life at the service, but have no clue where I am going to find the ability?
Thanks again. _________________ I completely challenge the official version of events - I AM NOT A 9/11 TRUTH CRITIC - I AM NOT A 9/11 TRUTH CRITIC - I AM NOT A 9/11 TRUTH CRITIC - I AM NOT A 9/11 TRUTH CRITIC -I AM NOT A 9/11 TRUTH CRITIC - I AM NOT A 9/11 TRUTH CRITIC - I AM NOT A 9/11 TRUTH CRITIC |
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Bushwacker Relentless Limpet Shill
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Posted: Fri Feb 16, 2007 3:54 pm Post subject: |
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telecasterisation wrote: | blackcat wrote: | Quote: | My dad died on Tuesday evening, I was holding his hand as he passed away. I knew it was going to happen, but I kept denying it. My entire perspective on life has been changed irrevocably as a result.
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As someone who lost both parents in recent years I can empathise with you and how you must be feeling now tc. Please accept my condolences. |
I know we have had the odd cross word, but I really appreciate you bothering to type that.
Nothing prepares you for the desolation and the great tidal wave of emotion, the things you wish you had said, the things you should have done but didn't.
The circumstances surrounding his passing were greatly magnified by the sheer incompetence of his local doctors' surgery who were treating him for constipation when in actuality it was lung cancer. Sounds incredible but tragically true.
I really want to get up and say something about his life at the service, but have no clue where I am going to find the ability?
Thanks again. |
Feeling that we failed to do and say things we should have done, and now there will never be the chance, is one of the great sadnesses. If it is any consolation it is also one of the most common emotions.
It is very difficult to do an eulogy, my only advice, for what it is worth, is to collect as many anecdotes about him as possible, particularly from generations older and younger than yourself who will have a different perspective, to give the full flavour of his life, and if you feel you might not be able to say things yourself, discuss it with whoever is conducting the service, who will have a great deal of experience to bring to the task, and would be well able to read something you and the family prepare.
The medical bungle is tragic, and must make your loss very bitter and hard to bear. I would avoid mentioning it when if speak though, the service should be more a celebration of his life than concentrating on his death. |
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marky 54 Mega Poster
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Posted: Fri Feb 16, 2007 4:22 pm Post subject: |
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sorry to hear about your loss tele, i can empathise with the fact that nothing can prepare you for it, no matter how ill or old the person is who has been a big part of your life. my mother is ill at the moment also with cancer and although im expecting the worse i dont think anything will fully prepare myself either is she dosnt get better. so my thoughts are with you. |
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Dogsmilk Mighty Poster
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Posted: Fri Feb 16, 2007 4:22 pm Post subject: |
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Telecasterisation - Please accept my condolences for your loss.
As Bushwacker said, if you remember all there is to be celebrated and cherished, you will find there is much you can say.
I deeply sympathise with you regarding the terrible injustice of medical ineptitude; the same thing happened to my grandmother and it greatly exacerbated the trauma and grief of the bereavement.
As long as you as you and others have your memories of him, a part of him will still be there. _________________ It's a man's life in MOSSAD |
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Dogsmilk Mighty Poster
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Sorry to hear about your mum, too, Marky.
I hope things work out. _________________ It's a man's life in MOSSAD |
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Bushwacker wrote: |
Feeling that we failed to do and say things we should have done, and now there will never be the chance, is one of the great sadnesses. If it is any consolation it is also one of the most common emotions.
It is very difficult to do an eulogy, my only advice, for what it is worth, is to collect as many anecdotes about him as possible, particularly from generations older and younger than yourself who will have a different perspective, to give the full flavour of his life, and if you feel you might not be able to say things yourself, discuss it with whoever is conducting the service, who will have a great deal of experience to bring to the task, and would be well able to read something you and the family prepare.
The medical bungle is tragic, and must make your loss very bitter and hard to bear. I would avoid mentioning it when if speak though, the service should be more a celebration of his life than concentrating on his death. |
Deepest sympathy to you and yours Telecaster. My Dad died last year and the emotions you express ring many recent bells. People and life are a long way from perfect so try not to dwell on things that might have been, but celebrate what was good and positive.
As one who used to teach but become quite phobic about speaking in public, I'd say Bushwacker's advice is spot-on. I knew I couldn't speak at Dad's funeral, but my cousin stepped in. The Rev. doing the service asked him to write exactly what he was planning to say, so he could take over if need be. On the day cousin Joe was brilliant, and had us laughing and crying at the same time. If you can talk about your Dad at his funeral that would be great, but if it doesn't work out there's certainly no shame in that.
And marky, best wishes for your Mum. I hope you're nearby to offer her the support she'll need, and have others who can support you too. _________________ So remember - next time you can't find a parking spot, go to plan B: blow up your car |
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Posted: Fri Feb 16, 2007 5:22 pm Post subject: |
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Thank you all. _________________ I completely challenge the official version of events - I AM NOT A 9/11 TRUTH CRITIC - I AM NOT A 9/11 TRUTH CRITIC - I AM NOT A 9/11 TRUTH CRITIC - I AM NOT A 9/11 TRUTH CRITIC -I AM NOT A 9/11 TRUTH CRITIC - I AM NOT A 9/11 TRUTH CRITIC - I AM NOT A 9/11 TRUTH CRITIC |
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marky 54 Mega Poster
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thank you for all the supportive words, forgive me for saying this but i have been taken back by this thread, its sometimes easy to forget we are all human at the end of the day regardless of what we believe. thank you for reminding me of this it gives hope to whatever the future holds for us all. |
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Posted: Fri Feb 16, 2007 6:07 pm Post subject: |
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My sincere condolences for your loss’s Telecasterisation & Marky. _________________ In a time of universal deceit telling the truth is a revolutionary act: George Orwell |
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Don’t forget a plane isn’t just made from aluminium, all the seats are made from titanium, and the engines might as well be missiles with that much dense metal, these is enough solid metal in a plane to successfully cause damage, and yes even rip those front WTC beams open. _________________ In a time of universal deceit telling the truth is a revolutionary act: George Orwell |
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Posted: Tue Mar 13, 2007 1:24 pm Post subject: Ghostplanes |
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Bushwacker wrote:
“That database is designed to show flight delays, what would be the point of entering flights that never arrived?"
It is not the case that the BTS database only records information for ‘delayed’ flights. Following Gerard Holmgren’s discovery of the phantom flights, the BTS doctored their database. Holmgren made a mirror copy which I can’t find at the moment as the relevant links in the attached are broken, but I’ve attached the article anyway as it’s a good, short and factual summary of knowledge about the alleged flights.
http://www.serendipity.li/wot/holmgren_interview.htm
“A plane flown into a building, shredded by the impact, in a fire for an hour, and then in the middle of the collapse of a skyscraper would be intrinsically unlikely to yield much in the way of recognisable parts, one would think.”
Yet somehow, some parts managed to leap over adjacent buildings to land under scaffolding a block away, while the black boxes, designed specifically to survive crashes and conflagration, also vanished. No black boxes, no plane crash enquiry, yet more historically unprecedented events for that strange day. Still, I’m sure that’s all explainable…? |
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