IT WAS OFF RADAR.
Do you understand that? Thats does not mean it was not what hit the Pentagon, just that it was not tracked all the way as most people state.
WRONG, WRONG, WRONG! But, it's not worth the effort to post the information again.
IT WAS OFF RADAR.
Do you understand that? Thats does not mean it was not what hit the Pentagon, just that it was not tracked all the way as most people state.
And what can we conclude about someone capable of missing the connection?
WRONG, WRONG, WRONG! But, it's not worth the effort to post the information again.
hmmmm, what I have in mind would be against the membership agreement, so I'll have to respectfully decline to answer.![]()
8:56 a.m. September 11, 2001: Flight 77’s Transponder Signal Disappears, yet NEADS Is Not Alerted
Flight 77’s transponder is turned off, meaning that the aircraft’s speed, altitude, and flight information are no longer visible on radar displays at the FAA’s Indianapolis Center. (Federal Aviation Administration 9/17/2001 pdf file; National Transportation Safety Board 2/19/2002 pdf file; 9/11 Commission 7/24/2004, pp. 9) The Indianapolis Center air traffic controller in charge of Flight 77 watched the plane go off course and head southwest before its data disappeared from his radar screen. He looks for primary radar signals along the aircraft’s projected flight path as well as in the airspace where it had started to turn, but cannot find it. (9/11 Commission 6/17/2004)
I will post my facts again, and have more if you need.
http://www.historycommons.org/entity...rfriendly=true
An air traffic controller at the FAA’s Indianapolis Center, which was monitoring Flight 77 when it disappeared from radar (see 8:56 a.m. September 11, 2001 and (8:56 a.m.-9:05 a.m.) September 11, 2001),
http://www.globalresearch.ca/index.p...rticleId=10158
At 8:50 its transponder signal was turned off and moments later it disappeared from radar at the Ohio-West Virginia line.
What that source really says:
If you weren't so STOOPID, you'd realize that your posting references WHAT THE CONTROLLER COULD SEE versus mine which ARE DOCUMENTED AFTER THE FACT.
http://www.globalresearch.ca/index.p...rticleId=10158
At 8:50 its transponder signal was turned off and moments later it disappeared from radar at the Ohio-West Virginia line.
That means that ATC DID NOT track AA77 the whole way.
But that brings me back to the question that bothers me most about this forum. How do you focus on the argument if the argument is totally irrational, a symptom of a pathology? When is it appropriate to conclude something about the arguer?
Isn't it Jonathan Swift who said :"It is impossible to reason someone out of something that he did not reason himself into in the first place."
See post #1466, not that you'll get the point.
How many sources must i post before you can be adult enough to admit to the facts shown?
Tell us in your own words what Reheat is trying to say.
ULTIMA1 said:That means that ATC DID NOT track AA77 the whole way.
Tell us in your own words what Reheat is trying to say.
He is trying to state that the transponder signal was lost from the screen when actually the plane went off the RADAR as shown in several sources..
He is trying to state that the transponder signal was lost from the screen when actually the plane went off the RADAR also as shown in several sources..
ULTIMA1 said:He is trying to state that the transponder signal was lost from the screen when actually the plane went off the RADAR also as shown in several sources..
Do you even have a functioning brain? Are you a bot? Are you dead or alive, yet with no functioning brain?
WHAT sources?! Certainly not any that you have presented. Those talk about the TRANSPONDER SIGNAL being lost from the screen, as any dolt with a shred of honesty can see for himself.
http://www.historycommons.org/entity.jsp?entity=indianapolis_flight_control&printerfriendly=true
An air traffic controller at the FAA’s Indianapolis Center, which was monitoring Flight 77 when it disappeared from radar (see 8:56 a.m. September 11, 2001 and (8:56 a.m.-9:05 a.m.) September 11, 2001),
http://www.globalresearch.ca/index.php?context=viewArticle&code=MAZ20080911&articleId=10158
At 8:50 its transponder signal was turned off and moments later it disappeared from radar at the Ohio-West Virginia line.