reply to post by Craig Ranke CIT
I don't agree with your characterization of CO's post.
As an outside observer to your sparing with CO, it's obvious - at least to me - that you're not really interested in a debate. Your, IMO, more
interested in playing semantic games.
You claim you had dinner with one of the principles in this post and that he can't keep his story straight. I assume you have a video of your
interview, a transcript of the language used, or some other form of documentation other than your relation of the event?
IMO, claiming to use the scientific method is laughable. You claim to be a serious "investigator" but yet you ignore the overwhelming amount of
evidence that demonstrates 9-11
was not an inside job because you say it's not relevant.
You mention that no trial would allow DNA evidence that was handled by defendant. You're wrong. But, that's not where the folly of logic stands.
You're claiming that if any DNA evidence was collected, or tested, by "the man" then it is suspect. That's a strawman. It's a argument that
can't possibly be addressed and you know it. That's why you make the argument. This is where conspiracy theories live. In the un-provable, the
unattainable.
Since the DNA, in your mind, is totally suspect....can you prove any of it was tampered with? Have you investigated the chain-of-custody? The question
wasn't have you read about the chain of custody, the question was have
you, personally, investigated the chain-of-custody for the DNA samples?
Have you interviewed those who "claim" to have done the testing? Where was the chain broken? Who broke the chain? How were the tests conducted? Who
conducted the tests. Which protocol(s) did they use? What protocols were broken? Have you talked with those who took the samples you claim are somehow
adulterated? Have you published a peer reviewed study on your findings? Where are your findings? What are the criticism of your findings, from your
peer review? By your logic, is any DNA test sponsored by the government suspect? Who was "in on it" at the DNA testing facility? Which facility was
used? Which day? These are but
a few of the questions that should be explored.
Don't be absurd and claim your using the "scientific method" for anything. IMO, what you engage in is pseudo-science. If you think the DNA testing
is suspect, great.
Prove it. Make your case.