Originally posted by hinky
I see a common thread running through these types of posts. I don't need to prove anything. You are wanting to disprove an official report. This
places the burden on the person who doesn't believe the real truth.
So you just believe what you are told, without requiring any kind of proof at all?
As for the
burden of proof:
If you tell me that the moon is made of cheese, and I prove that isn't scientifically possible, and you still insist on claiming that it is made of
cheese the burden of proof lies on you, not me.
Therefore since a ridiculous number of holes have been
proven to exist in the official story, the burden of proof isn't on me. I'm not the
one claiming that jetfuel dropped a skyscraper into it's footprint, I'm one of the people that on the side of the arguement pointing out that this
isn't physically possible.
See there's this thing called 'peer review' where you send out the results of your research to be reviewed and validated by other scientists.
When NIST released it's official story of what happened, architects, engineers, scientists, etc. all said "hey wait a minute, this doesn't even
make sense" and in a nutshell NIST replied with "it does to us, you just have to take our word on it, don't listen that that 'science' stuff
it's evil."
That my friend is
not science, call it what you like, propaganda, philosophy, pseudoscience, disinformation, but it is however
not
science.
I see most people involved with trying to disprove the official story as someone who is uneducated in engineering or science in general, or someone
who is trying to make money off keeping the debate alive with false information from their latest book or DVD, or just people who generally have a
political ax to grind and hate Bush so much they believe he doesn't wear his horns in public.
That is a very wonderful way of trying to discredit all 911 researchers as nuts, crackpots, or looneys, but the fact is that there are architects,
engineers, scientists, demolitionists, etc. who are all obviously educated and most of them are not trying to sell books or DVD's. As for Bush not
wearing his horns in public I don't think he has horns, he's just a puppet, and he
does seem to enjoy showing off his strings in public at
every chance he gets.
Go ahead and flame away but you wanted to know. I'm not getting into a pissing contest about this and I see this thread being derailed fairly fast.
So you won't get into a 'pissing contest' as you put it, over the reasons why you
support the official myth in this thread, but you're more
than happy to get into one over why we
don't support it in other threads?
Oh no my friend this is not 'topic derailment' we are just pointing out that the official myth has already been debunked.