Originally posted by Caustic Logic
So... he SAYS he was in the spot under the official planne - which didnt pass that way... so he's lying but forgot to lie about the poles being
hit
OR
he was under the north path plane and just saw one pole later and heard about the cab story and confused about the space he was in called it just
before it got to him
OR he was where he says/where you put him, he saw the plane RIGHT OVER and from behind, the poles happened to fast to be recorded properly as he was
looking up and possibly overwhelmed by the 757.
He never said he was in the "official spot".
You and your "possibility" lists are really just meant to confuse.
I find it comical how you routinely like to infer that the less sense a story makes the more likely it is to be true since liars would always have
their story down perfectly.
They all died. Just kidding. They probably re-scheduled with no hard feelings. And doesn't McGraw mention in the interview how he was stuck in
traffic anyway, and so it wouldn't hurt anything to go help out? And even if it did add to his tardiness, is helping the wounded and dying MANY over
ONE already dead guy really so suspicious? So the Pgon already has a chaplain? Cool - they also have doctors. So should doctors nearby not also stop
and help, seeing that this situation was out of hand?
If a doctor was late to perform surgery on someone he would not shirk his commitment.
That analogy is certainly apples to oranges anyway.
Shirking his commitment to a mourning family waiting at the cemetery with their loved one in a casket is most definitely a questionable act.
Your other points are what they are and no arguments. Maybe he is suspicious and that makes him a liar here, or maybe he's suspicious but honest
here anyway, or not suspicious but lying about the plane, or whatever...
Look how uncertain everything is!
Cast doubt-ATTACK-neutralize-cast doubt-ATTACK-neutralize.
Your pattern is getting more and more predictable.
Funny how easy it is for you to be so certain about the fact that all the north side witnesses are planted deep cover operatives.
I've played up the south path witness aspect too much. There's a case for that (see post above) but it's not as clear as I thought.
Admissions here are good but your deceptive blog designed to cast doubt on us personally FOR THIS VERY REASON is where the retractions are truly
warranted.
If you have a shred of integrity that is.
Gestures - unclear IMO - they are clearly to the left but also maybe back a bit - we disagree. Craig, do his gestures RULE OUT a south path or just
not support it? If so why not trust his projection back from the stretch he saw, and call him a north pather?
I see him as a "NO PATHER" since he specifcially claims he didn't see it. But if you go by your "clues" he clearly supports a north path more.
Sub-set of above - the gestures were the main way I thought he 'said' from behind. Anyone else? I was watching his shoulders - it seems his body
turns somewhat as if he's reaching not just out further to the left but also back a bit... but I've been wrong before.
And you are wrong again. He gestures left to right at the ONLY moment that he is describing the flight path. This is clear.
And you've proven it flew north, right? SO why are you placing him way back there in your own video?
To analyze his account in context of the official story. Why is that hard to understand?
I don't get this...
Okay so those are all my claims? How about:
- "McGraw’s ‘deducing’ the poles were clipped by the plane indicates, as does it coming in ‘over” him, that the poles were knocked down on
the flight path he saw. Which would make him a south path witness." Can none of your witnesses have a sense of space? Lagasse - McGraw, all just
clueless that the poles and plane were in a different spot...
Ummm....since he clearly only remembers the
top part of ONE pole this deduction does not indicate a flight path in the least.
- "he said he ‘picked up’ a memory from others of the plane bouncing on the lawn. It didn’t literally do this, but this persistent impression
might be a clue that it was that low – which it would not be if ‘pulling up’ to fly over." He's a low flight wiyness with a very good view.
/his hand gestures seem to indicate the pitch - pointed slightly down, all altitudes low and getting lower.
It indicates a propensity to deduce inaccurate information. Or it could be a deliberate "deduction" so you can make this very assertion.
- "when asked to clarify that it entered the building he responded “yes, yes, yes. I definitely watched as it disappeared into the building.”
You'll need to explain that too if you're gonna say he's a north path flyover witness
Why? The Citgo witnesses also think it hit. Sleight of hand is VERY effective.
Of course I am not calling him a north path witness since he did not witness the approach at all.
- "trees blocking the view of impact for some witnesses, those headed northbound like McGraw but further back. For some northbound witnesses this is
true. It’s not true for Father McGraw."
So? See reply above.
- also the pole clipped 'just before it got to us.' Craig thinks maybe pole 4 or 5, closer to the north path, but to McGraw's right, so it's odd
for him to say 'before' since it was GOING L-R by ether path.
Huh? "just before it go to us" makes sense no matter what flight path. He never specifies where the "top of the pole" he allegedly saw was
located.
- the fact that this witness was treated very differently from those in the PentaCon. He was suspicious for not being verified and for *seeming* to
say he *saw* the poles clipped, etc... then verified and still suspicious.
Dude.....the citgo witnesses prove the official story false. It is perfectly logical to give more credence to evidence that contradicts the official
story when investigating a psychological black operation of this magnitude.
Well since you put it like that I guess it's settled. I have illustrated that McGraw is a north path witness.
I don't agree with going by your "clues". It is not a valid approach. If someone didn't see something they are not a witness to it.
Wait, now I am confused. That's how you would want to treat a south path/lom impact witness you can't disqualify with the shrubbery test - one you
want to discredit. If you get a north-pather they have to be up-by-the-bootdtsraps immigrant citizens or upstanding hardworking peace officers with
nothing to gain.
Not sure if I get your point. But if it is that we should be more skeptical of highly publicized witnesses shrouded in dubious details who support
the official story compared to previously unknown witnesses who prove it false then the answer is yes.