Clippy
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Is their son alive? If not, how did he die?
Respectfully,
Myriad
Do you expect a serious answer to those questions?
Is their son alive? If not, how did he die?
Respectfully,
Myriad
Looks like he does. Why won't you answer?Do you expect a serious answer to those questions?
Let's look over the chain of evidence for some of the hijackers shall we?
1. Evidence from friends and family of Radicalisation.
2. Evidence of training in Al Qaeda terrorist camps.
3. Evidence of being selected for the "Planes Operation".
4. Evidence of training for "Planes Operation" and creation of martyr videos.
5. Evidence of entry into USA and link up with other members of "Planes Operation".
6. Evidence of purchasing of tickets for one of the hijacked flights on 9/11.
7. Evidence of having boarded one of the flights on 9/11.
8. Evidence of having been one of those that hijacked the aircraft.
9. Evidence that the aircraft was deliberately crashed into the target.
10. Evidence that the individual is now deceased.
That's not assumption, that's a chain of evidence that leads to a single undeniable conclusion. Several of the hijackers have this much evidence. If some of them were the real article that renders any "inside job" or "stolen identity" argument moot.
I was going to go down that list one by one but what's the point? Nothing you list there is positive identification of any one individual.
As far as I know no family of the identified hijackers has offered DNA samples. But they were identified from DNA samples taken from their rental cars and hotel rooms, which matched remains found at the crash sites.
You do admit all those named were actually on the flights?
Do you expect a serious answer to those questions?
Is their son alive? If not, how did he die?
Respectfully,
Myriad
Profanz made a falsifiable assertion based on a news article. Do you expect a new article coming out every year that updates the fact that nothing is new? It's funny how stroppy debunkers get when asked for evidence that supports the official version.
ETA: T.A.M., I'm not calling you stroppy.
Isn't the onus on you to provide evidence that it happened?
That's not assumption, that's a chain of evidence that leads to a single undeniable conclusion. Several of the hijackers have this much evidence. If some of them were the real article that renders any "inside job" or "stolen identity" argument moot.
Unless their DNA was registered in some databank, the only way to positively identify them is by comparing the samples to their families.
A chain of what evidence, linked to what, and how? The hijacker remains have not been DNA identified period. They obviously talked to some families of the accused hijackers to build their circumstantial case so why didn't they just get DNA samples from them? And if the response to this is more hand waving and claiming that they didn't need to do DNA testing to families to positively identify hijackers then why was it done for everyone else who died on 9/11?Par said:That's not assumption, that's a chain of evidence that leads to a single undeniable conclusion. Several of the hijackers have this much evidence. If some of them were the real article that renders any "inside job" or "stolen identity" argument moot.
A chain of what evidence, linked to what, and how? The hijacker remains have not been DNA identified period.
The hijacker remains have not been DNA identified period.
Forensic experts in New York say they have identified body parts of two of the 10 hijackers who flew planes into the World Trade Center on 11 September 2001.
Ellen Borakove, a spokeswoman for the New York Medical Examiner's Office, said the identifications had been made using DNA samples provided by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI).
The FBI had collected the DNA from tiny traces of skin on the steering wheels of vehicles hired by the hijackers and from hair samples recovered from their hotel rooms.
Earlier this month, the FBI provided profiles of all 10 hijackers, including alleged ringleader Mohammad Atta, so their remains could be separated from those of victims.
"No names were attached to those profiles. We matched them, and we have matched two of those profiles to remains that we have," Ms Borakove said.
"We haven't finished our work, so it may be more," she added.
In the trial of Zacharias Moussaoui there was a java app diagramming and tagging ALL the DNA found at the pentagon. Are you claiming the courts are in on it and why were you not protesting for his innocence? or do you really think he was guilty and the exhibit of the DNA was accurate in which case you can stop being foolish.I would prefer having the DNA evidence before answering those.
That, of course, is a false dichotomy. If you obtain samples you can be reasonably certain came from that same person – as was the case with the hijackers – then a match can be made.
You're just begging the question here, Par. Face it: there was no positive match based on DNA evidence. I don't know why people can't just admit this.
Forensic experts in New York say they have identified body parts of two of the 10 hijackers who flew planes into the World Trade Center on 11 September 2001.
Ellen Borakove, a spokeswoman for the New York Medical Examiner's Office, said the identifications had been made using DNA samples provided by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI).
The FBI had collected the DNA from tiny traces of skin on the steering wheels of vehicles hired by the hijackers and from hair samples recovered from their hotel rooms.
Earlier this month, the FBI provided profiles of all 10 hijackers, including alleged ringleader Mohammad Atta, so their remains could be separated from those of victims.
"No names were attached to those profiles. We matched them, and we have matched two of those profiles to remains that we have," Ms Borakove said.
"We haven't finished our work, so it may be more," she added.
Was the evidence introduced in court that detailed where and whom had DNA found in the pentagon faked? If so, why weren't you protesting for the release of an innocent man and are you claiming the courts are now in on your wet dream of a conspiracy?A chain of what evidence, linked to what, and how? The hijacker remains have not been DNA identified period. They obviously talked to some families of the accused hijackers to build their circumstantial case so why didn't they just get DNA samples from them? And if the response to this is more hand waving and claiming that they didn't need to do DNA testing to families to positively identify hijackers then why was it done for everyone else who died on 9/11?
Here is a question Clippy.
If the USG and the NEOCONS were evil enough to orchestrate and help carry out an attack on the american people that killed 3,000 people, then why was it so hard for them to plant remains of chared individuals at each of the sites, and have already, DNA and passport info etc...matching up perfectly with the bodies?
In otherwords, in fewer words, if the evil doers were capable of orchestrating such a complex and evil plot, WHY WERE THEY SO ****ING DUMB, that they could not come up with DNA matches for all of the hijackers?
Now don't give me some "falacy" this, or "argumentum" that, just answer the godamn question!
Thanks
TAM![]()