So now you admit to twisting facts around huh. As far as I am concerned 11 11 has not twisted ANY facts around this entire topic and everything
he says can be verified completely. The only problem is that people are to lazy to verify what he says so they stay blind. While the people who
actually research everything he says can see the truth.
Of course he has twisted facts around.
And yes, this one single time, I gave you an example of how 11 11 twists facts by using his formula.
Let me give you an example. The whole 12 ft. tall illusionary laser dot.
He did show that lasers can disperse over distance. The problem is how it pertains to this particular discussion. The increase in size over a short
distance from origin to target would show an increase of approximately 144 times in the laser. Thats a HUGE dispersion over a short distance. Does
that indicate a military targeting laser to you? Do all military targeting lasers show illusions on targets? Look at a bunch of videos. You'll see
minimal size changes in all of them. You won't see an increase in size by approx 144 times.
Now he is going to say it's just an illusion that THE CAMERA SEE'S. OK so the camera on the plane that SEE'S the same illusion, is going to have a
problem with accuracy when trying to lock on to a 12 ft. diameter, fuzzy, moving object. Does that make sense?
Now I gave an additional reason why this illusion is not accurate. We can fire a laser at the moon and bounce it off a reflector left on the moon
from the apollo missoins. This gives us a accurate distance from earth to the moon within a few centimeters. Now the distance from earth to the moon
is a greater distance then from wherever the supposed laser was located in relation to the WTC. So based on that, there should be a massive dot
hitting the moon instead of a small beam. This would be due to dispersion. But of course we don't see a illusionary laser dot MILES ACROSS on the
moon through our cameras.
The point I am trying to make is, within the confines of this discussion, 11 11 (iwatchyou) cannot account for the size increase from a MILITARY GRADE
TARGETING LASER, from source to target. A military targeting laser is not the same as a handheld green laser.
He has never answered this fully. He has shown a blurry video of a 150 milli watt handheld green laser which is not comparable to, according to him,
a fixed mounted laser on a aircraft. Remember, a laser isn't like a flashlight or floodlight that shines out in a drastic cone shape. In one of my
posts, I even mention that the light is almost parallel. Almost parallel means that dispersion is going to minimal over distance with a high output
laser.
OK this is one example. There are many more.