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PostPosted: Fri Sep 15, 2006 6:32 pm    Post subject: New Pentagon footage - yes really Reply with quote

Just talking to Avery about the new Citgo footage released - nothing too conclusive yet though.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2LJvFjsl6zk&eurl=

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PostPosted: Fri Sep 15, 2006 6:52 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

wow....that's erm... nonsense Smile
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PostPosted: Fri Sep 15, 2006 10:13 pm    Post subject: Re: New Pentagon footage - yes really Reply with quote

telecasterisation wrote:
Just talking to Avery about the new Citgo footage released - nothing too conclusive yet though.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2LJvFjsl6zk&eurl=




Sir,
This video imagery is from an electronic camera. There is no 'footage' (a term derived from the film industry - which is known to use rolls of film) to be seen at all here.
I feel I should advise you that others might decide to take issue with your inaccurate merchandising under the Conspiracies Description Act (2001).
And if you must insist on describing it distance-wise, I would suggest instead using nanometres.
Hope this helps.
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PostPosted: Fri Sep 15, 2006 10:34 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

5:20 of my life down the pan for nothing. Question Did I miss something?
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PostPosted: Fri Sep 15, 2006 10:58 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

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5:20 of my life down the pan for nothing. Question Did I miss something?


There might be an explosion in progress in the upper right of the frame.
Or not - it's difficult to tell from a Youtube flash video at the best of times even from a visually perfect DVD sample.

Plus the datestamp is all wrong - midday Sunday Jan 1st. 1993 was actually a Friday (check it with your PC clock).

Shades of the previously released 12 Sept time stamped 5 frame Pentagon video that is equally useless and obscuring.
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PostPosted: Fri Sep 15, 2006 11:21 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

That footage was *. It did not convey anything of any worth to me. It's like the recent footage at the Pentagon where the Photoshop job was shown as supposedly showing a plane flying at zero feet into the Pentagon followed by a trail of smoke. Airliners don't trail smoke: missiles do. That is probably why the film shows nothing.
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PostPosted: Sat Sep 16, 2006 4:14 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

what footage? you couldnt even make out the forecourt of the garage without looking closely, and theres a blurred strip at the bottom of the film. its a joke.
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PostPosted: Sat Sep 16, 2006 8:06 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

Judicial Watch say it is and the FBI obscured the lower half to protect the privacy of individuals. http://www.judicialwatch.org/
Obviously the FBI are making sure that each individual confiscated video has to be dragged out of them one at a time, and each proves more useless than the last, in the hope that Judicial Watch give up. Why should they do that if there is nothing to hide?
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PostPosted: Sat Sep 16, 2006 9:43 am    Post subject: Re: New Pentagon footage - yes really Reply with quote

chek wrote:
telecasterisation wrote:
Just talking to Avery about the new Citgo footage released - nothing too conclusive yet though.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2LJvFjsl6zk&eurl=


Sir,
This video imagery is from an electronic camera. There is no 'footage' (a term derived from the film industry - which is known to use rolls of film) to be seen at all here.


When I was at school (yes, I did actually go for three days), I clearly remember my english teacher picking up on one of my cohort's literary efforts. He had simply penned a standalone 'quality' to determined the worth of something. My teacher (Mr Gaffyne actually) - was incensed = 'What KIND of quality Stenning, was it good, bad, what was it? You cannot use 'quality' on its own!', he fumed.

Here we are some considerable years later and from my experience, I have witnessed countless examples where the word 'quality' is used on its own as in 'It's real quality', language having morphed to encompass its shoddy usage.

We live in an age where language is changing, my eldest daughter says 'sound' a lot to illustrate something acceptable. However;

This pales into insignificance when you can actually quote from a dictionary. Here try this from dictionary.com;

Footage: a motion-picture scene or scenes.

The supplied link took you to moving images, 'footage' being the generic word for said genre, regardless of source. I note you use the term 'electronic camera' - in that it was powered by electricity, they still use clockwork, or hand cranked image recording devices in some retail establishments? Perhaps you in fact mean 'digital'?

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PostPosted: Sat Sep 16, 2006 10:02 am    Post subject: Re: New Pentagon footage - yes really Reply with quote

telecasterisation wrote:
chek wrote:
telecasterisation wrote:
Just talking to Avery about the new Citgo footage released - nothing too conclusive yet though.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2LJvFjsl6zk&eurl=


Sir,
This video imagery is from an electronic camera. There is no 'footage' (a term derived from the film industry - which is known to use rolls of film) to be seen at all here.


When I was at school (yes, I did actually go for three days), I clearly remember my english teacher picking up on one of my cohort's literary efforts. He had simply penned a standalone 'quality' to determined the worth of something. My teacher (Mr Gaffyne actually) - was incensed = 'What KIND of quality Stenning, was it good, bad, what was it? You cannot use 'quality' on its own!', he fumed.

Here we are some considerable years later and from my experience, I have witnessed countless examples where the word 'quality' is used on its own as in 'It's real quality', language having morphed to encompass its shoddy usage.

We live in an age where language is changing, my eldest daughter says 'sound' a lot to illustrate something acceptable. However;

This pales into insignificance when you can actually quote from a dictionary. Here try this from dictionary.com;

Footage: a motion-picture scene or scenes.

The supplied link took you to moving images, 'footage' being the generic word for said genre, regardless of source. I note you use the term 'electronic camera' - in that it was powered by electricity, they still use clockwork, or hand cranked image recording devices in some retail establishments? Perhaps you in fact mean 'digital'?
Confused so the whole point of this was to correct someone for not paying attention in english? or was there another point to it? all i get from what he said was that he was talking to someone about new footage from the pentagon crash, but theres nothing conclusive yet, meaning he either hadnt found the footage or seen it yet or nothing in the footage that shows it. what was wrong with that?
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PostPosted: Sat Sep 16, 2006 10:03 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

Darn. It's tough to keep track of what has or hasn't been posted here at this forum with so many different threads and activity. I guess the heightened interest can only be seen as a good thing. Anyway, I posted some thoughts of my own about this revelation here.

http://www.nineeleven.co.uk/board/viewtopic.php?t=4098
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PostPosted: Sat Sep 16, 2006 10:21 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

marky54, I was responding to this - the third post down;

Sir,
This video imagery is from an electronic camera. There is no 'footage' (a term derived from the film industry - which is known to use rolls of film) to be seen at all here.
I feel I should advise you that others might decide to take issue with your inaccurate merchandising under the Conspiracies Description Act (2001).
And if you must insist on describing it distance-wise, I would suggest instead using nanometres.
Hope this helps.

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PostPosted: Sat Sep 16, 2006 10:21 am    Post subject: Re: New Pentagon footage - yes really Reply with quote

marky 54 wrote:
telecasterisation wrote:
chek wrote:
telecasterisation wrote:
Just talking to Avery about the new Citgo footage released - nothing too conclusive yet though.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2LJvFjsl6zk&eurl=


Sir,
This video imagery is from an electronic camera. There is no 'footage' (a term derived from the film industry - which is known to use rolls of film) to be seen at all here.


When I was at school (yes, I did actually go for three days), I clearly remember my english teacher picking up on one of my cohort's literary efforts. He had simply penned a standalone 'quality' to determined the worth of something. My teacher (Mr Gaffyne actually) - was incensed = 'What KIND of quality Stenning, was it good, bad, what was it? You cannot use 'quality' on its own!', he fumed.

Here we are some considerable years later and from my experience, I have witnessed countless examples where the word 'quality' is used on its own as in 'It's real quality', language having morphed to encompass its shoddy usage.

We live in an age where language is changing, my eldest daughter says 'sound' a lot to illustrate something acceptable. However;

This pales into insignificance when you can actually quote from a dictionary. Here try this from dictionary.com;

Footage: a motion-picture scene or scenes.

The supplied link took you to moving images, 'footage' being the generic word for said genre, regardless of source. I note you use the term 'electronic camera' - in that it was powered by electricity, they still use clockwork, or hand cranked image recording devices in some retail establishments? Perhaps you in fact mean 'digital'?
Confused so the whole point of this was to correct someone for not paying attention in english? or was there another point to it? all i get from what he said was that he was talking to someone about new footage from the pentagon crash, but theres nothing conclusive yet, meaning he either hadnt found the footage or seen it yet or nothing in the footage that shows it. what was wrong with that?


Hi Marky - nothing wrong with it at all - just some mild lexicon-related ribbing on my part is all.
I'll apologise to the moderators for wasting their bandwidth forthwith.
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PostPosted: Sat Sep 16, 2006 1:43 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

ah, was gonna say, i was sat here for a while wonder what your ponit was lol. doh
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PostPosted: Sat Sep 16, 2006 2:01 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

telecasterisation wrote:
marky54, I was responding to this - the third post down;

Sir,
This video imagery is from an electronic camera. There is no 'footage' (a term derived from the film industry - which is known to use rolls of film) to be seen at all here.
I feel I should advise you that others might decide to take issue with your inaccurate merchandising under the Conspiracies Description Act (2001).
And if you must insist on describing it distance-wise, I would suggest instead using nanometres.
Hope this helps.
ah i see, sorry for the mistake, and dont understand what inaccurate merchandising you talk off or how it could be a crime to simply make a mistake? are you saying that law would apply to any innocent error? it sounds like another freedom out the window that you sound proud of. so if you say something that i find not to be fact are you a criminal? madness.
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PostPosted: Sat Sep 16, 2006 2:07 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

and who decides what fact is also? if you get part fact correct part wrong what then? and what if you get facts right but told there not because those higher up want to hide them? this all sounds like a mad mad world. i can understand correcting people but criminalising them? and what if our leaders dont tell facts? you know like saddam having links to al-qeada stuff like that?
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marky 54 wrote:
telecasterisation wrote:
marky54, I was responding to this - the third post down;

Sir,
This video imagery is from an electronic camera. There is no 'footage' (a term derived from the film industry - which is known to use rolls of film) to be seen at all here.
I feel I should advise you that others might decide to take issue with your inaccurate merchandising under the Conspiracies Description Act (2001).
And if you must insist on describing it distance-wise, I would suggest instead using nanometres.
Hope this helps.
ah i see, sorry for the mistake, and dont understand what inaccurate merchandising you talk off or how it could be a crime to simply make a mistake? are you saying that law would apply to any innocent error? it sounds like another freedom out the window that you sound proud of. so if you say something that i find not to be fact are you a criminal? madness.


Conspiracies Description Act? I mean, c'mon.... Smile
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PostPosted: Sat Sep 16, 2006 2:17 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

chek wrote:
marky 54 wrote:
telecasterisation wrote:
marky54, I was responding to this - the third post down;

Sir,
This video imagery is from an electronic camera. There is no 'footage' (a term derived from the film industry - which is known to use rolls of film) to be seen at all here.
I feel I should advise you that others might decide to take issue with your inaccurate merchandising under the Conspiracies Description Act (2001).
And if you must insist on describing it distance-wise, I would suggest instead using nanometres.
Hope this helps.
ah i see, sorry for the mistake, and dont understand what inaccurate merchandising you talk off or how it could be a crime to simply make a mistake? are you saying that law would apply to any innocent error? it sounds like another freedom out the window that you sound proud of. so if you say something that i find not to be fact are you a criminal? madness.


Conspiracies Description Act? I mean, c'mon.... Smile
anyone know if you can check this law and its content on the web? its been kept so quite i never knew it exsisted, and strange how it was made in 2001.
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