Originally posted by cogburn
reply to post by almighty bob
You're right, however there are equally plausible scenarios which do not refute any NoC/impact theory.
* The NoC/fly-off theory relies upon "artificially" created damage patterns consistent with the SoC flight path. An NoC/impact theory could equally
claim the same thing.
Absolutely, yes. But either way, the damage pattern would need to have been rigged. Regardless or impact or no impact, the NOC flightpath indicates
that a massive deception occured.
Originally posted by cogburn
* The type of aircraft is still as of yet unidentified by anyone supporting any theory with an NoC flight path, therefore any kind of predictable
damage pattern is impossible to guess at.
Again, another real possibility. But again, this would lead to the conclusion that all reports of the event that day, of what the Government and its
agencies would like the people to believe, are not anything like what actually occured. So whether the craft flew over or not, the world is being lied
to.
Originally posted by cogburn
There are some exotic theories you can dismiss right away. There was no method by which a hologram could have been produced in 2001 without a medium
on which to project it. Furthermore, the optical processing required to produce holographic effects to replicated shadows in the image did not exist
at the time, either. This is not "the military already had it" kinda stuff, the software precursors required for the technology were not even
invented. Suffice it to say that photo-realistic, real-time, 3-dimensional rendering of any object in a holographic space without a
transmission medium was absolutely impossible to disguise in 2001. It's that simple. The whole holographic plane argument should just go
away.
I try never to dismiss any theory

. I just weight it with a (subjective) plausibility factor against what other evidence I have observed would lead
me to believe. And I always take into account that my understanding of the evidence or the evidence itself is only an interpretation and subject to
being flawed. That said, while I don't actually believe any of the exotic hologram or other theories, you cannot categorically disprove or deny that
such technology does not potentially exist at a super-top-secret (or what-have-you) level.
Originally posted by cogburn
It's quite a different thing from David Copperfield making the Statue of Liberty disappear in front of an in person and television audience. If you
were standing on the Jersey shore or a Manhattan penthouse you could still see the Statue was there.
If there was indeed slight of hand of the manner you infer, it occurred in the investigation, the documentation, the release of evidence or the
subsequent destruction thereof.
Not in the event.
[edit on 17-1-2009 by cogburn]
Again, very valid points. However, the weight of the evidence does indicate that, at the very least, the damage to the Pentagon is not consistent with
the NOC flight path and so there was no impact on that trajectory. Otherwise it goes back to exotic theory principles.
I also accept and factor that the damage patterns as advertised by the Government and affiliates may not be the actual damage pattern that occured
(if, indeed a damage pattern occured at all. All I have to go on are second hand accounts, media reports - obviously I believe that something did
happen there, I am just highlighting that I, personally, can never truly know what occured as all information is provided to me by external sources),
and also lead to the conclusion that there was a deception. So, NOC flightpath, regardless of impact or not, would indicate a staged event.