Lurkers, it has been my assumption that most people have an average capacity for inductive and deductive reasoning and for drawing reasonable conclusions from information presented to them. In this instance, we are talking solely about two similar, but not identical, statements written down by one Sgt. DeVona, who witnessed the explosion at the North Tower from the vantage point of outside of WTC 5, that is to say, from right in front of the site of the explosion. He did not report seeing a widebody jetliner and he did not report hearing a widebody jetliner.
As such, he is entirely consistent with the point I have made that there is a clear and direct correlation between closeness to the actual site of the event and the report that what happened was
"jist an explosion."
That is what almost all who were close say.
Now, back to the quoted part. It is very clear that Sgt. DeVona based his 11/21/01, witness report on logs from reports of telephone calls, dispatches, in-house fire station reports and radio transmissions, etc. There was no need for AJM to have missed that. It can only be assumed, therefore, that the apparent "denseness" demonstrated in the post is brought on by an emotional need to protect the ability to believe in the common storyline.
I have already addressed the desperation of seeking to support the common storyline after reliance upon eye witnesses and upon ear witnesses has failed and failed utterly, with witnesses relying on the sense of smell. In the above, I tried to help out a bit by at least giving AJM the benefit of K-9s that, after all, have a far, far superior sense of smell compared to humans, and AJM looked my gift horse in the mouth.
sheesh
AJM has a lot of nerve