It's true I seem to have made a mistake with the passenger numbers on Flight 175.
When I first began to look into the subject, this source HERE is the first I studied. I know I should have double-checked the number but I'll hold my hands up and say sorry for the slip.
I'll adjust any further posts accordingly.
Adjustment of your subsequent posts is all that is necessary. Keep up the good posting.
It is worthy to note that jammonius makes no attempt to refute the more significant facts that are presented in these posts. Instead concentrating on minor errors and typo's. This is the typical MO of the truther. Nit-pick like a scabby monk, find a piddling anomaly then run like the clappers with it.
Your quoted claim is unfortunate. I did not nit-pick. You will notice that I directed my observation as much, if not more, towards the posters in the thread who support the common storyline of 9/11. My wonderment was that those who hold onto the common storyline for dear life on the one hand did not catch your oft repeated error, on the other.
Generally, when something is set up on the basis of being sacrosanct and of being an article of unquestionable, divinely revealed truth, people are very meticulous in guarding such articles of faith. Your cohorts failed you in this instance.
I will make no further mention of what you acknowledge was an error. I will only say that you may want to rethink whether it is appropriate under the circumstances for you to continue to use the word "immutable" in your closing mantra, but that, of course, is ultimately up to you.
The facts that are immutable are there for all to see. That these people all flew on Flight 175 on 9/11. Have never been seen alive since, are mourned by family and friends. The unassailable reason is that they all died when the jet crashed into that tower. No-planers cannot counter the base arguments held within. They are stymied by the intellectual brick-wall they slam into here.
Your posting series has next to nothing to do with reason, Compus. Instead, you are making an emotional appeal, the subtext of which is that one is being disrespectful to victims by challenging the common storyline of 9/11.
I am a bit surprised here at your disengenuity, coming, as it does, in a context where you are having to acknowledge a mistake. I here submit that you err further when you are less than forthright about the nature of your posts.
Look, this is elementary, Compus. You cannot use testimonials, memorials and eulogies to prove a plane crashed or that those who are missing and presumed dead died in a plane crash.
It is unreasonable for you to assert otherwise. You may use a memorial or a testimonial or a eulogy to prove a funeral took place, or a memorial service occurred, or a eulogy was published in a propaganda website. That is what you may use the type of information you have been posting for.
A further use we might make of it, however, consists in knowing the age and relative physical stature of the passengers and crew. Once we have all of that information in place, we will then be able to do additional assessments that are forensic in nature.
Once again, keep up the good posting.
What is of great satisfaction to me is my initial instinct about jammonius' reaction to my postings (about the passengers) was correct. Having been played out plenty of rope, jammonius is slowly stringing himself up.
Compus
I have already described what you are doing, Compus, and why you are doing it. Let me know if you disagree with my claims.