Just because you say "prove it" first does not mean that your side is accurate. Did you watch this video? Can you say one is doctored and not the other, regardless of which one? And given all that we know, I would suggest that the idea that the plane was added is more plausible, especially given all of the raw video of people saying it was an explosion and that there was no plane.
I watched samples from it. All concocted. Street people declaring what they saw, when they saw only the effect. Some idiot with an eastern European accent insisting that an airplane would behave like a brittle accordion, and that it could not penetrate the building (B-25 vs. Empire State Building to the contrary). Someone referred to the video of one airliner passing over building tops and one wingtip seemingly went behind one building (which was in fact consistent with the path of the airplane and the fact that distance perspective flattens out at long distance). Where did the "undoctored" video come from, and what is the certification that it is "undoctored"? There was a fireball from the first instant of the collision, which is unremarkable considering the airplane was fully fueled and a collision would be guaranteed to create sparks or adiabatic heating in a fuel space with ullage. People in this country have become conditioned to think that a cloud of fire signifies an explosion because Hollywood finds it more convenient to simulate them with propane than with explosives.
So, prove it. Arguing "it might have been" or "it could have been" is only fantasizing based on an ignorant view of the mechanics of such an event. The planes were commandeered and were driven into the Towers, the Pentagon, and the countryside with all passengers aboard. They are gone, and this obsession with a fantasy is a morbid trivialization of their deaths.
Not desperate, just exasperated at all the stupid ignorance. And reluctant to spent over an hour rehashing nonsense. I notice you have nothing to say against my remarks, so all you have is a personal slur of "desperation". I have noticed this time after time in these dialogues.
Your take on my comments is not accurate. And I don't have the time to summarize all of my research. All I can say is that I respectfully agree to disagree. And I mean respectfully
Just because you say "prove it" first does not mean that your side is accurate. Did you watch this video? Can you say one is doctored and not the other, regardless of which one? And given all that we know, I would suggest that the idea that the plane was added is more plausible, especially given all of the raw video of people saying it was an explosion and that there was no plane.
I watched samples from it. All concocted. Street people declaring what they saw, when they saw only the effect. Some idiot with an eastern European accent insisting that an airplane would behave like a brittle accordion, and that it could not penetrate the building (B-25 vs. Empire State Building to the contrary). Someone referred to the video of one airliner passing over building tops and one wingtip seemingly went behind one building (which was in fact consistent with the path of the airplane and the fact that distance perspective flattens out at long distance). Where did the "undoctored" video come from, and what is the certification that it is "undoctored"? There was a fireball from the first instant of the collision, which is unremarkable considering the airplane was fully fueled and a collision would be guaranteed to create sparks or adiabatic heating in a fuel space with ullage. People in this country have become conditioned to think that a cloud of fire signifies an explosion because Hollywood finds it more convenient to simulate them with propane than with explosives.
So, prove it. Arguing "it might have been" or "it could have been" is only fantasizing based on an ignorant view of the mechanics of such an event. The planes were commandeered and were driven into the Towers, the Pentagon, and the countryside with all passengers aboard. They are gone, and this obsession with a fantasy is a morbid trivialization of their deaths.
You sound so desperate to be right. I am not. I can agree to disagree. I wish you well.
Not desperate, just exasperated at all the stupid ignorance. And reluctant to spent over an hour rehashing nonsense. I notice you have nothing to say against my remarks, so all you have is a personal slur of "desperation". I have noticed this time after time in these dialogues.
Your take on my comments is not accurate. And I don't have the time to summarize all of my research. All I can say is that I respectfully agree to disagree. And I mean respectfully