That's the last time they're getting any of my blood!![]()
That's allright because they have allready implanted the mindcontrol chip last time you gave blood.
That's the last time they're getting any of my blood!![]()
That's allright because they have allready implanted the mindcontrol chip last time you gave blood.
At least Lyte Trip managed to get three or four people to support his claim...
If i remember right there are two special ops branches in the air force - Combat Control and ParaRescue which one of these is he? and why doesnt he use the correct desingnation? I think someone here already rasied this pointFormer Air Force Special Operations for Search and Rescue expert, Kevin McPadden traveled to ground zero completely of his own accord
So the FF were getting ready for the bombs? Thats not accusation? Can someone clarify if you dont think that is the case."While we were on the right side, there was firefighters getting ready, they were bussing them back and forth, and a couple of vets that were there - they got the vibe that something was coming down," said McPadden.
So why would the Evil All Knowing NWO include the red cross in their nefarious plan? Or is the red cross in on it too? and here McPadden states he didnt hear what was said on the radio - he assumes it was a countdown -- you know what happens when you assume?"We started asking questions, everybody started asking questions, and the next thing you know there was a Red Cross representative pacing back and forth in front of the crowd holding his hand over the radio - I couldn't hear what it was saying but it was like pulsed - whatever the speech was on there it was pulsed - and that means to me most likely it was a countdown."
So where exactly was McPadden? Who else was around him?McPadden then describes the frantic attempts to escape as the building began to collapse.
What would be on his conscience? the death of all these people? doesnt that mean he would be complicent to the attack if he would feel guilty because of the act? so this means the Red Cross was in on it? Also make note of where McFadden states the Red Cross guy took his hand off the radio at the 3 sec mark"But he took his hand off at the last three seconds and he gave this heartfelt look - like just run for your life - because he didn't want to bring it on his conscience - he didn't want to go to his grave with that - and then we had a couple of seconds to put our heads together," said McPadden.
Wait a sec here? didnt he just say he didnt hear exactly what was said? He is contridicting himself?In a taped interview with us after the event, McPadden made it clear that he and onlookers clearly heard "three, two, one" from the radio before the building collapsed. We will be releasing that tape over the next week. We also talked to other first responders who verified the story.
If i remember right there are two special ops branches in the air force - Combat Control and ParaRescue which one of these is he? and why doesnt he use the correct desingnation? I think someone here already rasied this point
Gumboot said:And I agree with Disbelief, the description of the man's "job" is completely wrong. Special Operations Search and Rescue? Um. No. Pararescueman, Air Combat Controller, or Special Forces Weather Controller. They're the three jobs. All belonging to 720th Special Tactics Group.
I find it hard to believe a PJ would allow themself to be referred to as anything other than a Pararescueman, Pararescue Jumper, or ParaJumper. Those names are a badge of honour, a mark of truly having gonads of steel.
That'd be like a Ranger allowing themself to be referred to as an infantryman.
Oh boy... this is stupidity that makes me want to cry!So after six years, this guy finally comes out with his version of the story? A story, by the way, completely contradicts the NYFD's testimony?
Alex Jones and Dylan really to steal the hero spotlight from the NYPD and NYFD.
Is no one actually going to deal with his testimony coherently?
Is no one actually going to deal with his testimony coherently?
I broached this in my WTC7 testimonies thread, no one had any inclination to do so. His testimony is supported by many others; and contradicted by none.
How can you look at this, and the other testimonies, and not conclude that there is a need for independent investigation into this? Please tell me!
There has to be a site somewhere that keeps track of the fake veterans and the ones in disgrace for reasons aside from post- 9/11 actions.
Hackworth used to have a site to verify service records, but I haven't been able to find it since he passed away.
Maybe some of our active-duty people might have some ideas. It would be a useful adjunct to a debunking site to have such a data base, don't you think?
Is no one actually going to deal with his testimony coherently?
I broached this in my WTC7 testimonies thread, no one had any inclination to do so. His testimony is supported by many others; and contradicted by none.
How can you look at this, and the other testimonies, and not conclude that there is a need for independent investigation into this? Please tell me!
Hmmmm.... Maybe listen to the testimony again, perhaps with your ears open this timeOK....he says someone from the Red Cross was listening to a demolition "countdown" that he didn't actually hear.
What would you like us to do with this testimony?
Err... Though I appreciate you illustraing my point, I did ask my question first, courtesy before kookery pleaseTell us why your imaginary, mathematically-impossible conspiracy blew up an obscure building seven hours after the jihadist attacks. Please attempt to fit the collapse of WTC 7 into a coherent plan to conquer the world for Halliburton, or whatever.
Is no one actually going to deal with his testimony coherently?
I broached this in my WTC7 testimonies thread, no one had any inclination to do so. His testimony is supported by many others; and contradicted by none.
How can you look at this, and the other testimonies, and not conclude that there is a need for independent investigation into this? Please tell me!
"We started asking questions, everybody started asking questions, and the next thing you know there was a Red Cross representative pacing back and forth in front of the crowd holding his hand over the radio - I couldn't hear what it was saying but it was like pulsed - whatever the speech was on there it was pulsed - and that means to me most likely it was a countdown."
No, read the question again. Tell me how this contradicts FDNY testimony. I have shown many times how it doesnt, go ahead and show me why you think it doesnt."Tell me how this contradicts FDNY testimony. I have gone through this with many of you kooky colleagues, your next."
Wait, are you saying that you have testimony from the FDNY confirming a countdown to the planned demolition of WTC7 and the Red Cross was in on it. Gosh, i'd love to see that!
/It does not bother you that he clearly embellished his story about being in the path of the debris?
//it is "you're" not "your" next.
The first line of your post is instantly wrong. You need to go and read more of my threads. When you have done this, come back.Okay, what have we got. One witness says "X," but no other trusted witness either says "no X" or in fact refers to "X" at all; "X" being an event (a countdown, for example), or the presence of a person or group (Red Cross). If one applies the purest methods of sophistry, one can argue that the fact that no one directly says "no X" means that the original witness (who said "X") is not contradicted. But that has no place in ordinary life, in a courtroom (going, as always, by my jury experiences, the only times I have been in courtrooms), or I suspect in formal debate.
Sophistry (dictionary): 1. Plausible but fallacious argumentation.
2. A plausible but misleading or fallacious argument.
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Or: (thesaurus):1. a deliberately invalid argument displaying ingenuity in reasoning in the hope of deceiving someone , or, -- a misconception resulting from incorrect reasoning
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I would argue that the lack of confirmation is, effectively, the same point as at least implicit denial. Is there anyone out there with extensive experience in formal debate, or formal logic? As opposed to ordinary, street-corner arguments.