Firstly, let me state that I have no idea how that light pole managed to end up on the road, next to the damaged taxi. I’ve asked a few different
people in other threads to prove what happened – sadly not one of them could do so. I don't have an opinion on how the event came to pass, as I
support the null hypothesis, until an alternate hypothesis can be proven.
I contend that mainstream media propaganda was used to sell parts of the Pentagon story. Lloyde’s damaged taxi and the light pole, are an
interesting, logical puzzle that the mainstream media has promoted all on its own agenda.
Reheat challenged me to show him where Lloyde’s taxi and the light pole
were mentioned in any official government report:
Reheat
Show me an Official Report that analyzes the Taxi Cab being hit by a pole.
As far as I know there’s no official mention of Lloyde’s event in any government report. There is no evidence of any kind of investigation
performed on the taxi or the light pole. There are no known official interviews with Lloyde, nor are there any known official interviews with the men
who were photographed standing with Lloyde, by the taxi.
Reheat, you are correct. That leads me to ask the question, why was the event omitted from being investigated by the government?
If the government didn't promote the story, then who did?
trebor
stated this gem of a quote about the light pole
striking the taxi:
trebor
I don't need to prove anything. It has already been proven by happening.
trebor appears to blindly accept a story that the light pole impaled the taxi, after being hit by Flight AA77. The question is – who’s story is
he believing? How many other people, like trebor, show this apparent faith-based belief in the event?
I can no longer state that trebor is believing the government’s version of events, as the government apparently never investigated or made an
official comment about Lloyde’s taxi and the light pole. The only investigation that I have seen regarding Lloyde’s taxi and the light pole is
CIT's Eye of the Storm investigaton.
trebor, who’s version of events are you accepting, if it’s not the government’s version? I’ll take a guess and state that you believe the
media’s version of events?
I can find taxi-light pole references from some online sources after a quick Google search:
Arabesque - witnesses describe plane hitting light poles
Flight 77 evidence summary
Wiki - Flight 77
How credible are those sources and the witness statements in them?
How many of those witness statements have ever been independently verified?
In some instances media reports about Flight 77 are not to be believed. Here’s an example:
Aziz El-Hallan
was given mainstream media coverage, making claims that he had part of
the wreckage from Flight AA77 and that the jet flew so low that it shattered car windscreens.
Was he mentioned in any official government report? No.
Was his story ever verified before he went on TV?
If Aziz was telling the truth, then he should have been officially interviewed by at least one government law enforcement agency, considering that he
claimed to have part of the wreckage, right?
If Aziz wasn’t telling the truth, then did we see the mainstream media retract the story and provide an apology? Honest journalists and media
corporations have a duty to the truth, don't they?
The mainstream media was used to sell Lloyde’s story and Aziz’s story. The government apparently did not follow up either of those witnesses to
include their accounts in the official story.
Where does this leave us? People who support the notion that Flight AA77 hit the light pole must be making the claim
based only on media
sources and not any official government report. TV and internet journalism must have swayed the minds of those people, for them to believe an
unverified account from
one eyewitness, Lloyde, who claims that a light pole hit his taxi.
The burden of proof is upon those people who think that Flight AA77 hit the light pole and punctured Lloyde’s taxi, to prove that it happened.
Reheat will agree with me here,
as he stated this in another
thread:
Reheat
You claim the animation is supported, so the burden of proof is on you and you have FAILED, so far.
Clearly, Reheat understands the logic that all claims being made must be proven. Naturally, this includes the claim that a light pole hit a taxi.
Now, just when we think that it’s all clear about Lloyde’s taxi and the light pole, and how the government kept out of it and the mainstream media
sold the story, let’s throw in a logical twist…
One of
the more astute posts that I have seen for a long time, by NIcon
links to this page.
Yes, that’s right… The official government story never once mentions the light pole creating the taxi damage, but as you can see, the government
is willing to visually imply that it happened, by using an image of the alleged 'post-event', in the Moussaoui trial.
There you go, Reheat, it’s not quite what you wanted, but you will agree that an official government image, used in a court of law, does show
Lloyde’s taxi and the light pole in a prominent way. Is a picture worth a thousand words in this instance? Maybe this picture is the government's
substitute for a real, professional, forensic investigation of Lloyde's taxi and the light pole?
Government story believers, you have a dilemma on your hands. Ask yourself these questions:
Do you believe that Lloyde’s taxi was hit by a light pole?
If so, why?
What’s your source for such claims?
How did your source prove that the light pole hit Lloyde’s taxi?
Why would the government not investigate the light pole striking the taxi or publish it in any official report, yet decide to use an image of the
alleged 'post-event', in a trial, to imply that the event was factual?
Government story supporters, you need to offer more than a faith-based belief in mainstream media propaganda to prove that Flight AA77 hit the light
pole and then punctured Lloyde’s taxi. If you can’t prove that it happened, then don’t claim that it happened. Reheat and I will both be upset
that you would dare to make a claim that you can't prove.
[edit on 29-5-2009 by tezzajw]