I know what happened to Ed. He ended his days as a DNA sample recovered from the Flight 93 crash site in Shanksville.
No, BigAl, that is not acceptable. First of all, there is no reliable DNA proof via publicly available information. Plus, you've rendered yourself virtually devoid of credibility as you have posted up countless times the question of what happened to Ed Felt based on the claim you were looking for an answer.
So, at a minimum, you have, as I have already pointed out, simply exposed yourself as having been engaging in a bad rhetorical ploy. For shame.
If you have private information concerning DNA, then you need to seek permission to have that discussed.
Furthermore, any attempt to hide behind the shield of "concern for the victims" is utterly disengenuous. As you now know, there is no proof of what happened on 9/11. Accordingly, there exists a vital need to try to find out what happened from people who may have some vital information. Doing so is the proper way to proceed. That includes opening up dialogue with the family of Ed Felt, and you need to tell them I said so, if you don't mind.
Of course, at some point we may reach the next layer of denial amongst debunkers; namely, that layer that discloses that, ultimately, debunkers may not really want to know what happened on 9/11. That may be one reason why they hold so tenaciously to stupid claims and latch onto any and all claims of "evidence" even if it is sourced, ultimately, to the good graces of the likes of Zacharias Moussaoui.
Fish or cut bait, BigAl.
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And the same goes for the rest of you who are posting up variations on the theme of righteous indignation. No, that is not an acceptble dodge, could a few of you but realize it.
What I said above is worth repeating here with emphasis:
Of course, at some point we may reach the next layer of denial amongst debunkers; namely, that layer that discloses that, ultimately, debunkers may not really want to know what happened on 9/11. That may be one reason why they hold so tenaciously to stupid claims and latch onto any and all claims of "evidence" even if it is sourced, ultimately, to the good graces of the likes of Zacharias Moussaoui.
I think we are approaching the point where some of you need to be confronted with a question or two from me. Let's start with these three, nice and easy ones:
Do you want to know what happened on 9/11?
Do you acknowledge there exists no validated and adequately proven record of what happened on 9/11?
You do realize that websites put together by amateurs under the generic description of debunker websites do not contain adequately sourced or properly proven claims about what happened on 9/11, don't you?
Optional bonus question:
You do grasp that your expressions of righteous indignation are utterly inappropriate and useless, right?