Unless you are denying Dr Wood's claim (that the WTC towers were "dustified" by directed energy weapons) to which I alluded, your paragraph above contains no substance.
I am not denying Dr. Wood's claim as her claim is presented. As for me, the observed data confirms dustification.
When I said the THEL/ACTD was not operational, I meant it had not been placed in service by any military. As a technology demonstrator, however, it was operational in the sense of being usable for live-fire tests under artificially controlled conditions. I cited those tests in an earlier post, so I am confident that any intelligent person who has been following this thread would have understood what I meant by "operational". I am sorry you did not.
Will you kindly post a link to your prior post as doing so will enable all posters and lurkers to access the information to which you refer. Speaking for me, I do not recall the post you are referring to and I do not mind admitting as much.
When/If you provide a link to your post, I will comment further as deemed appropriate. In the main, the point is that the MIC has weapons that are not in the US arsenal. My point remains that within the MIC and the secrecy system that it hides in, the capacity to carryout the events of 9/11 can be found.
It does not appear that you are seeking to contradict that main point.
I too have weapons that the US arsenal does not have.
Your last comment unfortunately does not follow up on a point that you raised earlier that is important, I think.
You brought our attention to the U.S. Army Space & Missle Defense Command
That is a very helpful addition to this thread. One of the most helpful we have had, I think.
Now, the task is to follow up on your informational gift to the thread.
Your earlier post indicates that the T R W weapon system that I posted up, and discussed in relation to the MIC comes under the auspices of the USASMDC.
Well that is quite illuminating, could more posters but realize it.
Certainly, what some posters referred to as a "cat's-toy", either directly or indirectly, turns out to come under the auspices of the:
SPACE
and
MISSILE DEFENSE
COMMAND.
That is quite a place for "cat's toys" I would say. And, as between the two aspects of the
SPACE
and
MISSILE DEFENSE
COMMAND, which one has control over this:
???
I suggest all interested posters and lurkers post up what they can about the USASMDC.
Here's something for starters. The Fourteenth Annual Space and Missile Defense Conference and Exhibition took place at the Von Braun Center in Huntsville, Alabama, from 15 to 18 August 2010.
Calling all posters and lurkers: Did any of you attend that conference; and, if so, please post up about it.
Please note, too, that:
The conference and exhibition was sponsored by the National Defense Industrial Association -Tennessee Valley Chapter, the Air Space and Missile Defense Association, and the Air Defense Artillery Association - Redstone Chapter.
So, therein lies a number of possible research hints that I am making the thread aware of.
Finally in this respect, and although we as a group were a day late and a dollar short for the 2010 conference, take heart:
Registration for the 2011, 15th Annual Conference is open until by 31 July 2011.
However, even there you are cautioned that you need to hurry up and register, because:
Exhibit space for the 2011 conference is Sold Out.
But:
You can register on the Wait List and "they" will contact you if booth space becomes available.
I think I will likely attend, myself. Any other takers?
See: http://www.smdconf.org/
OK, posters, shall we give serious consideration to the facts as we now know them to be? If we do so, we can, indeed, gain insight into the MIC and into DEW.
I am unwilling to waste time on distractions about how unimpressive DEW are and about stupid claims concerning what DEW can and cannot do that are unsubstantiated by proper links and sources. I am not here seeking to persuade anyone of anything about DEW. I am here to encourage intelligent discussion about DEW in the context of the MIC, all as more fully stated in this post.
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