sheeplesnshills
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How does he see a plane over his shop when he was in his shop?
especially when he also says he thought it hit the VDOT tower..........
How does he see a plane over his shop when he was in his shop?
You really said that. About years-later eyewitness testimony about seeing a plane in the sky and attempting to gauge directionality, distance, speed, etc., all of which happened moments before a huge catastrophic event. Wow.It's called North/South of CITGO because the CITGO is the crucial vantage point where no mistakes are possible.
No, it's very misleading to claim that someone who reports the same as all the other witnesses - that the plane approached over the Navy Annex and flew between the cemetery and (north of) the CITGO station - is a "SoC" witness as if the argument would be that the plane was ALWAYS NORTH OF THE CITGO. Knowing perfectly well that this is not the argument. That's misleading. I told you what a SoC witness is:
It's called North/South of CITGO because the CITGO is the crucial vantage point where no mistakes are possible.
I'd say, like C.E. in the other thread, "invincible ignorance".
Incapable of learning something different from the imprinted belief.
Care to come up with a SoC witness? That's someone who was in a good position to judge and describes the plane on the official path and speed, contradicting the NoC witnesses. Good luck.
@carlitos: People who watched their testimony while being on Google Maps/Earth understand perfectly well why they can't be mistaken about "north" and "south". Lagasse: "I don't have eyes on my back".
People who are too lazy to follow the discussion are not my audience. They don't matter anyway.

@carlitos: People who watched their testimony while being on Google Maps/Earth understand perfectly well why they can't be mistaken about "north" and "south". Lagasse: "I don't have eyes on my back".
People who are too lazy to follow the discussion are not my audience. They don't matter anyway.
No, it's very misleading to claim that someone who reports the same as all the other witnesses - that the plane approached over the Navy Annex and flew between the cemetery and (north of) the CITGO station - is a "SoC" witness as if the argument would be that the plane was ALWAYS NORTH OF THE CITGO. Knowing perfectly well that this is not the argument. That's misleading. I told you what a SoC witness is:
It's called North/South of CITGO because the CITGO is the crucial vantage point where no mistakes are possible.
Sure.
@carlitos: People who watched their testimony while being on Google Maps/Earth understand perfectly well why they can't be mistaken about "north" and "south". Lagasse: "I don't have eyes on my back".
People who are too lazy to follow the discussion are not my audience. They don't matter anyway.
Good luck indeed, at this blatantly dishonest game. There it is in absolutely clear, black and white: to be a SoC witness it is not sufficient for a witness to describe the plane's path as south of the Citgo station; they must describe it on the official path and speed, to whatever degree of precision CE feels like demanding. And they must be in a good position to judge, for whatever requirements of "good" CE feels like imposing. (A tree branch, nine years later, is somewhere in the line of sight? Not good enough!)
Sorry, not buying a ticket. A SoC witness is any witness who describes the plane on a path passing south of the Citgo (whether or not the witness mentions the Citgo station). Period. Any other requirement is a double standard that immediately invalidates any comparisons you are making between the number or quality of "NoC vs. SoC" witnesses.
Respectfully,
Myriad
but you know that LaGasse was not where CIT said he was so any statement he makes has to taken with a pinch of salt. He simply misremembers what he saw 7 years before. The route was unimportant then compared to the impact he witnesses so he had no strong memory of where he was. Curious why you think he cannot be mistaken about the route but MUST be mistaken about the impact and no flyover. You can't have it both ways. If you doubt he saw the impact then you must equally doubt the route. To claim otherwise is simply cherry picking.
I believe if you look Morin and Paik are indeed south of the Citgo. So by logic that would make them SoC witnesses.If i would use the convoluted "logic" of 16.5 and cohorts I could claim that ANYBODY who thinks he has seen a plane hit the Pentagon is a NoC witness, because guess what - the place of damage is north of the CITGO:
[qimg]http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a327/lytetrip/Pentagon/flight%20path/AllGroupsMap.jpg[/qimg]
Of course this would be equally dishonest as the duhbunkie claims of Paik and Morin being "SoC" witnesses - because it has nothing to do with the flight path controversy.
If i would use the convoluted "logic" of 16.5 and cohorts I could claim that ANYBODY who thinks he has seen a plane hit the Pentagon is a NoC witness, because guess what - the place of damage is north of the CITGO:
Of course this would be equally dishonest as the duhbunkie claims of Paik and Morin being "SoC" witnesses - because it has nothing to do with the flight path controversy.
You do agree he was inside?
I believe if you look Morin and Paik are indeed south of the Citgo. So by logic that would make them SoC witnesses.
So again you fail.
.I Ratant, did I debunk the YougeneDebs video? Yes or no.
Dunno.
Exactly. And the reason is that you don't dare to investigate. So much about "imprinted belief".