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originally posted by: cardinalfan0596
a reply to: Jacobu12
John Hotard, the same man that you quote mined, rather than providing the full statement.
originally posted by: Zaphod58
a reply to: Jacobu12
It proves that your "it can be done in a few weeks" comment is BS. The United 811 accident killed at least 15 people, almost caused the plane to crash, and did so much damage to the plane that it took months to fix.
Despite that, and despite the fact that it could happen again, they wanted TWO YEARS top install a fix that would take two to three hours per aircraft. There is no chance in hell that they would pull large numbers of 757s to disconnect telephones on them.
originally posted by: Pilgrum
a reply to: Jacobu12
That 'expose' video is just plain wrong about the cameras being synchronised. The system recorded the cameras sequentially IE one frame from each camera in turn so the frames showing the plane are not the exact same instant in time. They were approx 140mS apart so things like the smoke patterns do look remarkably similar but the plane travelled over 100' in that time at the speed it was moving (over 750'/sec).
This gif shows the 2 frames in question zoomed in and adjusted for wide angle lens distortions so that the background objects up to the horizon overlap exactly which allows the plane's position in each to be much clearer. The tail is particularly obvious if you look closely.
It's adjusted, not 'doctored' and nothing has been added to either frame
This 'ground effect' for 6 or more seconds rubbish is just plain wrong.
If it was a factor at all it would have been only for part of the final second at 750'sec+
And what do airphones/cellphones have to do with the topic here?
a reply to: SecretSector
My bet is drone Douglas A3.
Unlike you, many of us silently nodded our heads while maintaining "BS" attitude. In my branch of service, Pentagon strike screams UAV.
originally posted by: Jacobu12
originally posted by: Pilgrum
a reply to: Jacobu12
That 'expose' video is just plain wrong about the cameras being synchronised. The system recorded the cameras sequentially IE one frame from each camera in turn so the frames showing the plane are not the exact same instant in time. They were approx 140mS apart so things like the smoke patterns do look remarkably similar but the plane travelled over 100' in that time at the speed it was moving (over 750'/sec).
This gif shows the 2 frames in question zoomed in and adjusted for wide angle lens distortions so that the background objects up to the horizon overlap exactly which allows the plane's position in each to be much clearer. The tail is particularly obvious if you look closely.
It's adjusted, not 'doctored' and nothing has been added to either frame
This 'ground effect' for 6 or more seconds rubbish is just plain wrong.
If it was a factor at all it would have been only for part of the final second at 750'sec+
And what do airphones/cellphones have to do with the topic here?
They are synchronized, the video went through every frame and all frames matched up perfectly only 1 did not frame 23.
originally posted by: Jacobu12
Shutting off a telephone service is not difficult, removing phones takes awhile to do.
we have the original ECO (FO871)ordering the phones to be deactivated. The ECO mentioned by Balsamo (FO878), is the order to actually physically remove the components.
This is just when the original order was given though, this does not say when it was carried out. We have that list too though, one of which is displayed below.
originally posted by: neutronflux
originally posted by: Jacobu12
originally posted by: Zaphod58
a reply to: Jacobu12
If the phones were disconnected they wouldn't even try top connect. There would be no way for anyone to even dial the number. You wouldn't get a failed to connect, you'd get nothing. No signal going out at all.
They had a service up and running before 9/11, so could they still dial an operator somehow? The call did not go through, why not nobody answered. The only way to confirms Ted Olson story is a telephone bill! 15+ years he hasn't produced the evidence, and he's well aware people are calling him a liar. Why is he so reluctant to shut up the doubters? He should care there people are out there saying he never spoke to he's dead wife on 9/11..
Why does Ted have to produce the bill? To prove himself to you? All about you, and that you cannot handle the biggest con artists are in the truth movement. Why would a government in your false narrative able to control 9/11, murder over a thousand people, allow loose ends? In the context of an all power government, the 9/11 conspiracy theories are allowed to exist. In the context of an all powerful government, you are spreading the distractions they want public....
originally posted by: Jacobu12
They are synchronized, the video went through every frame and all frames matched up perfectly only 1 did not frame 23.
It involves the utter failure of the US/NATO intelligence services. But that's not the topic here today...
originally posted by: waypastvne
originally posted by: Jacobu12
Shutting off a telephone service is not difficult, removing phones takes awhile to do.
we have the original ECO (FO871)ordering the phones to be deactivated. The ECO mentioned by Balsamo (FO878), is the order to actually physically remove the components.
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This is just when the original order was given though, this does not say when it was carried out. We have that list too though, one of which is displayed below.
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AA 757's phones were deactivated 2002
The order was given to deactivate prior to 9/11. You don't need to remove phones from planes to shut down a telephone service., that can be done in mere days or weeks.
originally posted by: Pilgrum
originally posted by: Jacobu12
They are synchronized, the video went through every frame and all frames matched up perfectly only 1 did not frame 23.
Your definition of 'synchronised' is a bit loosely applied as the plane travels about 1 plane length between the frames.