Some of the problem probably lies with the troofer's inability to conceal evidence. Take the murky, unfocussed image they try to present as evidence:
[qimg]http://www.internationalskeptics.com/forums/picture.php?albumid=199&pictureid=2540[/qimg]
Sharpen it up a bit:
[qimg]http://www.internationalskeptics.com/forums/picture.php?albumid=199&pictureid=2542[/qimg]
Hubcaps anyone?
[qimg]http://www.internationalskeptics.com/forums/picture.php?albumid=199&pictureid=2543[/qimg]
ajm,
You do realize that you are tampering with photographs, correct? Once you start tampering with them, you very quickly get onto a slippery slope of making one change after another until, pretty soon, you have made the photo useless as evidence because of the tampering.
However, when one looks at the photos it is not possible to say that a jet engine is seen in any of the ones you've posted, let alone jet engines from a Boeing 757.
What is truly appalling here is that it would have been simple to just show a part number from the surviving assembly in the way that we are given to understand is the norm for jetliner crash investigations.
I would have thought that given the way debunkers use the "demand more proof" tactic, that it would have been elementary to them that the common myth has a problem here.
The issue of what misleading photographs show or do not show did not need to occur. All they had to do was what is generally called "a normal investigation."
Can we all agree the FBI, for reasons that are unclear, did not record and/or document the 9/11 scenes by documenting jetliner debris based on part numbers?
Can we agree on that much, posters?
Because there are no jetliner debris parts identified by part number, the argument about what misleading pictures show or do not show cannot ever be resolved. The FBI, then, has made it impossible to verify the 9/11 myth.
And, for those of you who need to hold onto the 9/11 myth, you have a problem. Your problem is that it is not possible to rationally and reasonably confirm that the common myth is true.
That is too bad.