Craig, you seem confused. You accuse others of faulty logic, but do you REALLY fail to see how you are coming across as the KING of faulty logic in
these 9/11 threads? Let me show you what quite a few of us are seeing and please, pretend for a second that you are not the one responsible for these
posts; but try, if you can, to come at it from an objective angle.
1.
Originally posted by Craig Ranke CIT Witness accounts are subjective and have A LOT of room for error due to perspective and many
other factors.
(oh, and let's not also forget that there have been times in history, particularly during traumatic times, when there has
been misconceptions from multiple witnesses... even masses ~ meaning more than 13 witnesses)
2.
It is what all of the witnesses unanimously report proving there was a deliberate deception initiated to convince people the plane hit the
building.
please see 1.
3.
There is no way that 13 people all hallucinated the plane on the north side of the station.
please see 1.
4.
This doesn't diminish the conclusive evidence we provide proving the north side approach one bit.
this conclusive evidence is based
on witness accounts.. please see 1.
5.
Their unanimous placement of the plane proves they were deliberately deceived into believing the plane hit.
please see 1.
6.
But this mistake is completely irrelevant to the north side evidence
.. there is no north side evidence, only witness accounts.
please see 1.
(anyway, you get the point. You admit the premise from which your theory is derived is faulty, yet you use the faulty premise as proof for your
account... not very logical and actually is why ppl end up going round and round in circles with you.. it isn't THEIR faulty logic that causes this,
it is YOURS)
Sgt Lagasse would even bet his life on it.
I remember when I was a child, someone messed w/ the thermostat in our home. I knew it was me and so when my parents lined my sis' and myself up to
question, I went ahead and said I did it. I said that I "bumped" it w/ my elbow. My parents did not believe me even though to this day, I have the
memory of bumping it with my elbow. Being an adult now w/ a different perspective, I can understand why something I REMEMBERED could not have been
true... I was much too small (as far as height) to be able to "bump" it w/ my elbow, yet the memory IS there. If I didn't know any better, because
of FACTUAL EVIDENCE that it was impossible, I would bet my very life that I had indeed bumped my elbow on the thermostat because I DO have the memory
of it. False memories are a fact, ya know, and many people willingly, yet still mistakenly, stake their life on false memories. The memories can still
be false despite the conviction.
Please see 1.
Now the following is from post #9 in this thread... this is a side question actually that I hope you don't mind answering. You say:
Yes there are more witnesses but most were not in a position to see the Pentagon at all!
But I am hard pressed to believe that both witnesses located in the area of #1 in your picture could be certain of whether the plane was located on
the N or S side of the citgo considering where they were. Also, remember quote 1 in this post before you answer this question.
Anyway, just pointing out where I find flaws in your logic
[edit on 2-10-2008 by justamomma]