reply to post by Craig Ranke CIT
Back again - same arguements - sigh..
Craig - I guess I have a problem with your premise here. Lets think about it this. Say a murder happens. The police dept sends out forensic
investigators, collects witness statements, gets dna samples etc etc etc. Thats thier job right? Say they get a conviction based on that evidence -
fantastic way to go right?
Well - then someone decides that they don't agree with the conviction and attempt to retry it.
By your anaology - ALL evidence collected by the police would be invalid - because it was collected by what is now the defense.
Does that really make any sense to anyone at all?
Those govt entities that collected evidence at the pentagon and elseware did so because thats thier job. We pay taxes for them to do exactly what
they did.
We cannot go back in time and have it done by cilivian angencies.
In my opinion that where you lose most people. You are denying the work of many many honest people - on some invented technicality.
Basically this is what you are doing. You are "appealing" the govt case convicting the hijackers. But even on appeal - you still have to deal with
all the evidence collected. You can't just toss out that arguement that it all is tainted - with no proof of that.
[edit on 17-3-2008 by megaman1234]



