Post # 1368 Ongoing Refutation: 0/11
http://www.internationalskeptics.com/forums/showpost.php?p=6083054&postcount=1368
It is to be recalled that the ongoing assessment of Carlitos' list of claimed witnesses to the explosion at the South Tower, posted at #1368, is in the process of a detailed review.
We are up to witness number 11, including those mentioned below.
So far, there has not been one valid witness. There have been a variety of holes, incongruities and stupid sourcing of the witnesses so far mentioned. As well, some of them have made statements that are as consistent with the NO PLANE claim as they are with the PLANE SPOTTER claim, all as has been specifically discussed in connection with each witness, one by one. However, as I have noted, I do not accredit the NO PLANE claims any moreso than I accredit the PLANE SPOTTER claims if they are from unreliable sources. Merely mentioning the NO PLANE aspects of the statements or attributed statements is not the same as endorsing them. I do not endorse statements that come from unreliable, third hand, or 'he said/she said' type sources.
The latest three fail and fail utterly as reliable witnesses for the reasons set out beneath their statments:
Richard and Cathy Brown
It was then that we heard and saw the second plane. As soon as we saw it, the basic shape of the attack became clear to me. We saw the pilot level the wings and heard him gun the engines, as if on takeoff. We couldn't see the actual impact, because of a building in front of us, but it exploded right above us.
September 11: An Oral History, Dean E. Murphy
Posters and lurkers will easily recognize that the claimed source is not even linked, but assuming the quote is from that source, it is easy to see that the statements are pure hearsay and are not, therefore, good as evidence.
Ralph Buchalter
"I thought I was a goner," said Ralph Buchalter, a friend of this reporter who works at the American Stock Exchange. "I saw the second plane hit. I was late going to work. The towers are two blocks from where I work.
http://members.aol.com/wockner/attack.html
This quote is sourced to a defunct aol. memberservice blog. That is totally unreliable. I am surprised that Carlitos would post up a claim of witness sourced to something as stupid as that source is; or, rather, was.
That is rich.
http://www.internationalskeptics.com/forums/showpost.php?p=6083054&postcount=1368
It is to be recalled that the ongoing assessment of Carlitos' list of claimed witnesses to the explosion at the South Tower, posted at #1368, is in the process of a detailed review.
We are up to witness number 11, including those mentioned below.
So far, there has not been one valid witness. There have been a variety of holes, incongruities and stupid sourcing of the witnesses so far mentioned. As well, some of them have made statements that are as consistent with the NO PLANE claim as they are with the PLANE SPOTTER claim, all as has been specifically discussed in connection with each witness, one by one. However, as I have noted, I do not accredit the NO PLANE claims any moreso than I accredit the PLANE SPOTTER claims if they are from unreliable sources. Merely mentioning the NO PLANE aspects of the statements or attributed statements is not the same as endorsing them. I do not endorse statements that come from unreliable, third hand, or 'he said/she said' type sources.
The latest three fail and fail utterly as reliable witnesses for the reasons set out beneath their statments:
Richard and Cathy Brown
It was then that we heard and saw the second plane. As soon as we saw it, the basic shape of the attack became clear to me. We saw the pilot level the wings and heard him gun the engines, as if on takeoff. We couldn't see the actual impact, because of a building in front of us, but it exploded right above us.
September 11: An Oral History, Dean E. Murphy
Posters and lurkers will easily recognize that the claimed source is not even linked, but assuming the quote is from that source, it is easy to see that the statements are pure hearsay and are not, therefore, good as evidence.
Ralph Buchalter
"I thought I was a goner," said Ralph Buchalter, a friend of this reporter who works at the American Stock Exchange. "I saw the second plane hit. I was late going to work. The towers are two blocks from where I work.
http://members.aol.com/wockner/attack.html
This quote is sourced to a defunct aol. memberservice blog. That is totally unreliable. I am surprised that Carlitos would post up a claim of witness sourced to something as stupid as that source is; or, rather, was.
That is rich.
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