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originally posted by: Zaphod58
a reply to: Jacobu12
No they aren't. They're formatted MM/DD/YY. That's the correct format for the US.
originally posted by: Jacobu12
originally posted by: Zaphod58
a reply to: Jacobu12
No they aren't. They're formatted MM/DD/YY. That's the correct format for the US.
blog document is formatted day, month, year.
Strange when i look this up it says the opposite? It should be dated 13 March 2002. I would put a crossed line through those unfilled parts and mark N/A that's just me though.
originally posted by: Jacobu12
originally posted by: Zaphod58
a reply to: Jacobu12
So they DID still have phones installed then. Interesting way of arguing there.
It's easier to turn off the phone service. Phone can still be installed just not taken out yet,.
But as of today we have no telephone/print out that shows any airphone calls connected that day.
originally posted by: Zaphod58
a reply to: Jacobu12
No it shouldn't. You don't write the month out first of all. And more importantly, dates in the US are done exactly how I said, the first number is the month, the second the day, then the year.
originally posted by: Jacobu12
originally posted by: roadgravel
If you can find the a statement from the pilot where he states he flew the plane before 9-11-2001 and the phones were no long in service then you would have something. Actually any pilot who flew that plane.
I already did. How else would the pilot know if the phones got disconnected before 9/11
originally posted by: Jacobu12
originally posted by: Zaphod58
a reply to: Jacobu12
No, you don't. You only sign N/A if it doesn't apply. That means Not Applicable, not No. If it's not done, you sign No. If it doesn't need to be done you sign N/A.
You not wrong , but the dates are wrongly formatted either way.
originally posted by: Zaphod58
a reply to: Jacobu12
Rarely. It's not sloppy, it's convenient. Especially when you're filing out a 10 page document that requires a date on every page.
originally posted by: neutronflux
originally posted by: Jacobu12
originally posted by: Zaphod58
a reply to: Jacobu12
No, you don't. You only sign N/A if it doesn't apply. That means Not Applicable, not No. If it's not done, you sign No. If it doesn't need to be done you sign N/A.
You not wrong , but the dates are wrongly formatted either way.
What does dates have to do with discrediting over a hundred eye witnesses that attest to a large jet hitting the pentagon.
You would be more credible if you would pick one theory for the pentagon, clearly state that evidence, and stick to that theory so you would stop contradicting yourself. And that's even when you stay on topic.
Large jet?
Military jet?
Cruise missile?
Bomb?
Missile?
What the hell are you arguing anyway? How air plane phones work?
American Airlines maintenance practices?
The color of polished aluminum?
If clocks always drop stright to the ground and stop at that exact time?
The meaning of frames perfectly aligned?
Flight 77 only had one turbine disc?
Your too lazy to file a information request for phone records?
Why not argue a specific theory alternate to large jet strike, discrediting the 100 plus eyewitnesses that attest to a large jet impact, how that theory caused the damage at the pentagon, and how the passengers and crew of flight 77 ended up at the pentagon? Seems basic to me? Instead of burning page after page on polished aluminum.
originally posted by: samkent
I really don't understand why we are butting our heads against the wall for one person.
His understanding of how the world at large works is very limited.
OK OK no plane hit the Pentagon !
Now explain to yourself how all the other evidence fits.
When you are finished write a book about it.
originally posted by: roadgravel
So now you have learned that Europe and the US have formatted dates in a different order for decades.
It's been mentioned here for years. In fact, a member can adjust the date format in the profile to display dates in their preferred format, just as most sites allow.
originally posted by: Jacobu12
The scene in each frame is the same, both cameras, only frame 23 has a problem.
originally posted by: waypastvne
originally posted by: Jacobu12
The scene in each frame is the same, both cameras, only frame 23 has a problem.
This photo points out your Bluish Tinted debris airborne above the pentagon lawn.
According to your video expert it should be in exactly the same spot in both videos. It is traveling much slower than the plane it can be tracked in 3 separate frames.
As you can see it is not exactly in the place in both photos. In the top photo It's over the yellow building and a little higher , in the bottom photo it's left of the yellow building and lower.
Why are they not in the same spot like your expert claims they should be.
Any answer you give me, you also have to apply to frame 23.
originally posted by: samkent
I really don't understand why we are butting our heads against the wall for one person.
His understanding of how the world at large works is very limited.
OK OK no plane hit the Pentagon !
Now explain to yourself how all the other evidence fits.
When you are finished write a book about it.
originally posted by: Jacobu12
originally posted by: Zaphod58
a reply to: Jacobu12
Rarely. It's not sloppy, it's convenient. Especially when you're filing out a 10 page document that requires a date on every page.
This would not be the right way to format date where i come from, but you're Americans you do thinks differently over there.