Rosie & Willie Rodriguez (Video)

RedIbis said:
And sometimes I prefer Monterray Jack on a smoked chicken breast sandwich.
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I wouldn't recommend putting yours down on Rosie's counter with those two around. You might lose a hand trying to pick it back up. :p
 
Any truther want to explain how someone can get close enough to a bomb to get severely burned, and not get blown to smithereens? Any idea what kind of bomb can do that?
 
RedIbis said:
Neither was jet fuel.
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I actually thought to myself "man, Ibis might come back with 'they didn't find jet fuel either' but then dismissed it thinking 'no way, he's not THAT gullible, is he?'"

You just keep raising the bar, my friend. :newlol
 
RedIbis said:
I bet there are plenty of doctors in the Baghdad burn unit that can tell you.
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There are? You know of people in Iraq getting burned by bombs RedIbis?

Or do they get burned when the fuel in their vehicles is ignited by shrapnel?

RedIbis will not answer this question.
 
Rodriguez claims to have heard an explosion from under him - which also lifted him and others up - before the plane struck the tower. Is this claim true or false? If it's false, what's the evidence for its falsity?
 
He also asserts that he gave a list of witnesses to the 9/11 Commission who heard and felt the same explosion. Is this claim true or false? If it's false, what's the evidence that it's false?
 
radical_logic said:
Rodriguez claims to have heard an explosion from under him - which also lifted him and others up - before the plane struck the tower. Is this claim true or false? If it's false, what's the evidence for its falsity?
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Can't prove a negative. The onus is to prove it true.

So what evidence do you have that there was an explosion in the basement, before the planes hit; beyond the testimony of Rodriguez?
 
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radical_logic said:
Rodriguez claims to have heard an explosion from under him - which also lifted him and others up - before the plane struck the tower. Is this claim true or false? If it's false, what's the evidence for its falsity?
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We can't know 100% if it's true either. Memory is easily malleable and unreliable.

Plus, he couldn't have known for sure which of the sounds he heard was the explosion of the impact or the elevators falling down, or any other possible things that could have fallen or exploded inside or outside the building.

But of course you won't accept that explanation and we're up for another 10 pages of insanity.
 
fullflavormenthol said:
Can't prove a negative. The onus is to prove it true.

So what evidence do you have that there was an explosion in the basement, before the planes hit; beyond the testimony of Rodriguez?
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In the video, he claims to have provided a list of witnesses who heard the same explosion to the 9/11 Commission.
 
radical_logic said:
In the video, he claims to have provided a list of witnesses who heard the same explosion to the 9/11 Commission.
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And how were these witnesses qualified to distinguish between the sounds of a bomb going off or say elevators slamming to the ground? Also eye witness testimony isn't accurate, and a list is worthless without the actual testimony of the people in question.

The fact stands that you haven't met the burden of proof of a bomb going off in the basement. I defer to Pardalis given that he seems better at this than me.
 
radical_logic said:
Rodriguez claims to have heard an explosion from under him - which also lifted him and others up - before the plane struck the tower.
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And how does Willie come to the conclusion that his explosion happened before the plane struck the tower 90 floors above him?
 
fullflavormenthol said:
And how were these witnesses qualified to distinguish between the sounds of a bomb going off or say elevators slamming to the ground? Also eye witness testimony isn't accurate, and a list is worthless without the actual testimony of the people in question.

The fact stands that you haven't met the burden of proof of a bomb going off in the basement. I defer to Pardalis given that he seems better at this than me.
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1. Stop it with the misrepresentation. I haven't claimed that a bomb went off in the basement, so I have no such burden to meet.

2. Stop it with the misrepresentation. In the video, Rodriguez does not say he heard "a bomb going off," but an "explosion from below" which lifted him and others up. Moreover, this alleged explosion occurred before the plane crash.

3. Stop it with the misleading statements. The reason why others who allegedly experienced what he did didn't testify is because they were never called to testify.

4. Stop making me repeat myself: Are his claims true or false? Do you have evidence that they are false?
 
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