MRC_Hans
Penultimate Amazing
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Does that include telling us how Homer got listed as a casualty at the Pentagon ?
How could that possibly happen ?
The Department of Defence put together the list of victims at the Pentagon.
They would put together a list of those who were at the Pentagon and a list from American Airlines of the passengers on flight 77.
There would be absolutely no need to call United Airlines and ask them for a list of passengers on flight 175.
So how did a 'passenger' on flight 175 get to be named as a victim at the Pentagon ?
I keep asking these questions.
Furthermore, Homer's name appeared on the Pentagon list on Sept 14th.
Where on earth did his name come from ?
Homer who? How should I know? Why should I care? Are you claiming that a possible mixup in the passenger lists (assuming that can be shown) is proof that the planes did not exist?
Hans
No, Malcolm, that is not what I am saying. It's what you desperately want to believe, I know, but it's not what I'm saying. Let me re-pose my question that you've ignored about the astronomical improbability, under your assumptions, of five key Global Hawk workers' having been aboard the hijacked planes. Almost anyone with a mathematics degree could calculate this--why haven't any mathematicians around the world spoken out about this? Is it because they're all being intimidated by the Men in Black, or is it because your assumptions are hopelessly flawed, and the fact of there have been one DCMA and four Raytheon employees on the flight isn't such an improbable coincidence after all?