Barry Jennings, dead at 53

Have I represented his statement accurately or not? Yes or no? If yes, then are you suggesting that his statement has NO significant implications whatsoever?
 
Pardalis said:
"I said it felt like I was stepping over them but I never saw any."
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Again:

1. The firefighter who was with him said explicitly there were bodies.

2. Jennings, of course, didn't verify his claim with his own eyes, but said he felt like he was stepping over them.

Hence we have good reason to take seriously the claim that there were bodies on the floor in WTC 7. How is my logic incorrect? Please explain.
 
""The fire fighter who took us down kept saying do not look down. And I kept saying why.
"He said do not look down. And we're stepping over people and you know you could feel when you're stepping over people."
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Pardalis said:
He later explained in the BBC documentary. This should suffice.
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And nothing in his explanation contradicted his prior statements: only that he never saw the bodies, which is completely consistent with his prior statements.

So, if Jennings' testimony is credible, we have strong reason to believe there were bodies on the floor in WTC 7 prior to its collapse.
 
Tweeter said:
You guys are sick.
So after saying in a few threads that the guy was a nut and liar, you offer condolences to his family. May you all rot in hell.
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Well of course as we all know Tweeter isn't a hypocrite. He denounces all deragatory statements. I mean he has denounced the Truthers who have called for the murder of politicans and those who disagree with with the Troof movement.... Oh wait.... Nevermind. He hasn't.
 
radical_logic said:
Yes, it should suffice to dispel the myth that he saw the bodies, not that there weren't any bodies there. How is it that you are so incapable of cognizing this distinction?
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No one said their were bodies. Not Barry Jennings. Not the firefighter with him.
 
johnny karate said:
Unless you have a different supporting quote from the one you keep posting, your statement is a gross fabrication.
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""The fire fighter who took us down kept saying do not look down. And I kept saying why.
"He said do not look down. And we're stepping over people and you know you could feel when you're stepping over people."

The inference that there were bodies on the floor is explicit.
 
radical_logic said:
Yes, it should suffice to dispel the myth that he saw the bodies, not that there weren't any bodies there. How is it that you are so incapable of cognizing this distinction?
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Just like "the Pentagon isn't a building" idiocy, if he says didn't see any bodies there, this means he didn't witness any bodies there. "It felt like" is not evidence of bodies being there, and firemen telling him not to look down is not evidence of there being bodies either.

Now drop it.
 
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Pardalis said:
Just like "the Pentagon isn't a building" idiocy, if he says didn't see any bodies there, this means he didn't witness any bodies there. "It felt like" is not evidence of bodies being there, and firemen telling him not to look down is not evidence of there being bodies either.

Now drop it.
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What a strawman. The fireman told him not to look down because "we're stepping over people."


What does "we're stepping over people" mean in your world?
 
radical_logic said:
""The fire fighter who took us down kept saying do not look down. And I kept saying why.
"He said do not look down. And we're stepping over people and you know you could feel when you're stepping over people."

The inference that there were bodies on the floor is explicit.
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The word your looking for is "implication", but to say an implication is explict is actually more retarded than using "inference" in the wrong context.[/Grammar Nazi Derail]

"He said do not look down" is the only statement in that quote that is attributed to the firefighter.

Therefore no one said there were actually bodies present.
 
radical_logic said:
The fireman told him not to look down because "we're stepping over people."
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No, he didn't.

The fireman said: "do not look down".

Barry Jennings said: "And we're stepping over people and you know you could feel when you're stepping over people"


No one claimed there were actually bodies there.
 
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