Originally posted by vipertech0596
reply to post by stirling

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I dont care how well trained you are, if you are sitting in an airliner seat and four guys pounce on you, you are DONE. Everybody likes to think that boxcutters are somehow, not a decent weapon...in the hands of someone with a desire to kill, its all the weapon you need. Especially in the confined area you find on airliners.

Originally posted by vipertech0596
reply to post by TVeducated

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Oh, my vision is 20/20 when it comes to 9/11. You dont need to feel sorry for me. See, I dont rely on the internet for my "evidence" I talk to people that were there in New York, in Washington, and at Shanksville, I ask them what they saw that day, and in the days after. Right now I am working with the fighter wing that was stationed at Andrews AFB that day. I've talked to some of the people who were on duty then, and every one of them thinks the 9/11 truth movement is full of........ morons. As do most of the other witnesses/workers/recovery workers I have talked to .

Originally posted by vipertech0596
reply to post by TVeducated

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I harass people like you for fun.

Originally posted by vipertech0596
reply to post by TVeducated

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Prime example.

No matter how much of the so-called evidence that supports the "truth movement" is shown to be phony, you will continue to believe it.

Originally posted by vipertech0596
reply to post by Wizayne

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Well then the question would be, what do you accept as evidence? When I see pictures of crash sites that I can identify pieces of airplanes. That's evidence. When I talk to friends of mine who watched Flight 77 slam into the Pentagon. That's evidence. When I read documents that are admitted into a court case and accepted by the court, that's evidence. When a rather brusque fireman who barely got out of the South Tower before it collapsed tells me there were not any frigging bombs (his exact words violate T&C here), I will listen to him and his buddies before I will watch you tube videos that appear to have been doctored.

Former Marine Fends Off Atlanta Robbers With Pocket Knife
Tuesday, May 30, 2006

ATLANTA — A former Marine used a pocket knife to fend off a group of would-be robbers, killing one and wounding another, police said.

Thomas Autry, who authorities said will not be charged, had been walking home from his job waiting tables Monday night when four people got out of a car and chased him, Atlanta police detective Danny Stephens said.

One of the attackers had a shotgun and another had a pistol, Stephens said.

The suspects caught up with Autry, who yelled for help and pulled a knife out of his backpack. He kicked the shotgun out of one of the attacker's hands and stabbed both a 17-year-old girl who jumped on him and a man who also attacked him.

The suspects fled in their car but police found them later at a hospital where the girl was pronounced dead. The man stabbed in the incident was in critical condition, Stephens said.

Autry's attackers will face robbery and aggravated assault charges and are suspected in other robberies over the past week, Stephen said.

Stephens credited Autry's military training with helping him fend off the group.

"I would say he had to do what he had to do to stop the threat," Stephens said. "You can tell his training kicked in and he knew what to do."