More TrutherLies claims without sources
I keep on repeating them because you keep on lying about them.
1. ONE us firm made 95% of the buys... and they lost money.
No. You keep claiming that without a source. You are hereby challenged to show a source. And not the ambiguous the 9/11 Report sentence about "as part of a strategy..." which can be taken either way (normal or put). You need to provide the data
source for this sentence, so we can see for ourselves the specific amount, terms and timing of the purchase in question.
Common sense tells us that the transaction was noteworthy and mentioned in the Report, because it was suspicious that the investors
made money from 9/11. At least we can say it was unusual. If the investors lost money, as you claim without verifiable source, it would not even be mentioned in the Report. Thousands of people lost money on 9/11 and they were not mentioned in the report, nor investigated, because there was nothing suspicious or unusual about it.
2. the 85 tapes have been described to you and none of them had information ont hem about the jets,
Critical thinkers don't want someone to "describe" photos to us. We want to see them for ourselves. You haven't seen them, nor has anyone else in the public been permitted to. You keep talking about photos
after the plane hit. Who cares about those? No photo has ever been released showing a plane just
before and
during its hitting the Pentagon. It will be on the front page of every newspaper if it ever is. Why not release the photos?
What could they be hiding? As a skeptic, distrustful of a government that has lied to the public again and again, my suspicion is that photo analysis, by thousands of truth seekers, will show the plane on a trajectory different from the official story, and blowing up just prior to impact.
Even if General investigated unusual things, as did Einstein, that is irrelevant. He still worked as an expert analyzing photos, as head of that division in Army Intelligence. You would need to come up with some example of where he was proven wrong on the specific task of photo analysis.
One of his "successes" had a less than 25% chance of being correct. Flip a coin and you have better odds.
That is true only if there are 2 possibilities. "My success rate was around 28 per cent," says Joe McMoneagle, studied at the Stanford Research Institute, and won the Legion of Merit at the NSA. Through Remove Viewing, he located Russian military assets out of countless possible locations. Finding 28% is pretty good. According to his site, he has solved missing persons cases. (I have not researched his claims, just heard about him today, and have no opinion on him at this time.)
www.McEagle.com