SOMERLED
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My pleasure,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?
On a related question, when I go and ask my two physics professors whether an ordinary airliner could have penetrated the walls of the World Trade Center towers, and they say "yes," will it be because they're incompetent? Or because they've been bought off? We are a regional campus of Purdue University--maybe we're all in on the conspiracy. Or could it be because it's true, and you simply don't understand the physics that explains why it's true?
Please respond to both questions.
Had I still been working, I would probably be in favour of bombing Iran back into the stone age. That would be because my only source of 'news' would be the MSM (BBC) and I never was one to really listen anyway.
In other words, all these mathematicians etc, in fact most anybody working really, is too busy to find the time.
I've only just found this out and I've been aware of the truth for a good five months now.
I'm sure most people don't need to go to any great depths, such as poring over passenger lists, to realise the truth. In a backhanded way it's a compliment to you deniers, otherwise this 'smoking gun' would not have surfaced.
On a related point, I'm still working out how an obviously intelligent person such as yourself, can allow some other consideration to hold sway over the mass murder of innocent office workers.
Before I came on this forum. I was advocating that people who are au fait and deniers, should be looked at very closely as accessories after the fact. Having had a look at some other threads on this forum, I'm thinking now of 'somebody Walrus', I read an exchange where the walrus was persuaded into being a denier. At the moment, I'm resigning myself to the possibility that otherwise rational people can be persuaded into becoming deniers. I'm thinking now of scientists who are educated into a world of absolutes, if it's guaranteed to be true every time, then it's a law - in your language.
But in the language of the legal profession, things are very different.
Bias for example need only be a possibility. If you are on a 'selection' panel and your brother appears before it, you would have to step down because of the POSSIBILITY of bias and the whole proceedings being scrapped. So you see, where I come from, absolute proof is for the lab, not the courtroom. With me, when I have enough pieces, I make a hat and if the hat fits, I'll make somebody wear it.
In conclusion, maths teachers etc are not up in arms, because the don't know. I'll be doing what I can to alter that directly.
I have no difficulty with an aitliner entering one of the twins. The designer himself explains how the buildings were designed to behave a bit like a net curtain.
My difficulty is the ease with which the planes just slid in. There is no way on earth a wing would slice into a tower at floor level, none. It would be no different than a plane hitting a pier front on with a wing and slicing the pier in half.
I hit on the military bit after realising that a USAF fighter just sliced through cable car cables with a wing and carried on oblivious, while a cable car full of skiers were dropped to their deaths.
There was only 12 1/2 feet between the floors. Something had to be done to make sure all the plane went in, including the wings.
I hope this is a comprehensive enough answer. I will refrain from commenting about Purdue, save to say I am aware of their piece which I believe has since been 'debunked'.
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?