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Originally posted by robertfenix
None of those are "Police" officers, they are involved in law enforcement activities but they are not "police officers". .
A federal police officer is tasked with enforcing federal law. There are over 70 federal law enforcement agencies. Some of these agencies employ uniformed police officers who provide security and conduct foot patrols around federal property. Other agencies hire criminal investigators sometimes called special agents who conduct investigations. By law, each agency has certain duties and responsibilities. Any federal law enforcement officer can arrest someone who committed a federal crime.
Originally posted by robertfenix
cover up.
Honestly you OrionStars are just a person to ignore who brings nothing of value to this conversation.
Originally posted by OrionStars
I would venture to say a bullet has a greater chance of beating out a plane in a race under various conditions of both moving, at the very least on a sprint.
Originally posted by ULTIMA1
The courses at FLETC are police courses. Most become sworn police officers.
Originally posted by robertfenix
Name one Federal Police Officer with supporting documentation that says specifically they are called Federal Police Officer. And may act in replacement of any Local, County or State Police Officer.
Any federal law enforcement officer can arrest someone who committed a federal crime
Capitol Police - Officer
Central Intelligence Agency - Security Protective Officer
Customs and Border Protection - Officer
Federal Protective Service - Special Agent & Officer
Secret Service - Uniformed Officer
Originally posted by OrionStars
reply to post by MikeVet
You are appearing highly desperate and making some serious logical fallacies.
Who was standing around all four side of either tower to count windows as they were breaking? No one was doing that. Therefore, as I have factually stated, people were using guesstimates based on the number of floors stated to have fires and windows. There is no proof the number you are asserting is correct or even close to correct.
Originally posted by OrionStars
Without looking again, is that white smoke, from a kerosene burning engine, trailing along behind what is asserted to be an a 767 engine? There is quite a bit of white smoke appearance in the photos, which would not belong to concrete dust or kerosene fuel.
Originally posted by MikeVet
Go back to the link and read some. They tell you exactly how they counted them.
Originally posted by OrionStars
General statements do not accuracy or truth make. Calculations need exact material specs and accurately simulated conditions per the material specs, not general material specs and guesstimated conditions.
Originally posted by ULTIMA1
Originally posted by MikeVet
Go back to the link and read some. They tell you exactly how they counted them.
Please show me anywhere in the link you posted about counting windows, becasue i just wnet through several pages 289 top 294 and there is no metion of a count.
So show page and paragraph number or be courtious enough to admit you are wrong.
Originally posted by OrionStars
reply to post by MikeVet
What you do not seem to grasp, is the ones doing all the assuming is you and NIST. I was very clear on why NIST was doing nothing more than a guesstimate, based on what unproved conditions were going on inside the twin towers. NIST had no idea what was actually going on inside the buildings. They had to guess at that as well.
Originally posted by OrionStars
That has been positively identified as any 767 engine?