Originally posted by Jezus
That is a nice logical explanation and story but there is a difference between being plausible and being provable in terms of concrete evidence.
No other possible explanation is considered proof. You don't like it, that's too bad.
You may not realize it, but that's how legal systems and basic common sense operates. Otherwise we could go around saying people were hypnotized,
secret technologies were employed, magic was involved, to explain anything.
Anyone who has read history, investigated events, read court transcripts, knows there are often inconsistencies in reports or testimonies. Human
nature, the fallibilities of observation, memory, communication.
Here we have something so obvious. A taxi moving on a highway one minute. It's windshield smashed the next. Light poles that were up a minute
before lying on the ground. A low flying plane had just passed over.
You can imagine secret agents planting a switcheroo all you like. Not a shred of supportable evidence, and doesn't make any sense. The sort of
thing only highly out of touch with reality types would consider.
Either thousands of ordinary American people are withholding information, lying outright - or feeding a fringe sub-culture con-artists are trying to
cash in on minor inconsistencies in the incomplete record of this peripheral event.
Hate to say it, but only the most unaware and gullible, or desperate for some "secret knowledge" could look at any of the bizarre alternate theories
without snickering.
[edit on 5-11-2009 by mmiichael]