Childlike Empress
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btw jaydeehess, your bolded question proves that if you watched NSA, you didn't understand what was presented to you.
btw jaydeehess, your bolded question proves that if you watched NSA, you didn't understand what was presented to you.
btw jaydeehess, your bolded question proves that if you watched NSA, you didn't understand what was presented to you.
btw jaydeehess, your bolded question proves that if you watched NSA, you didn't understand what was presented to you.
You GOTTA be for that, amirite?
that you adhere to this fictitious construction illustrates that you suffer the same bias that the CiT do.(not that that was in doubt)
Wow, that's pretty harsh calling CE an ancient Semitic-speaking person who occupied large parts of Mesopotamia. Oh wait. That's Amorite.
Never mind.
Memories don't just fade, as the old saying would have us believe; they also grow. What fades is the initial perception, the actual experience of the events. But every time we recall an event, we must reconstruct the memory, and with each recollection the memory may be changed--colored by succeeding events, other people's recollections or suggestions, increased understanding, or a new context.
Truth and reality, when seen through the filter of our memories, are not objective facts but subjective, interpretive realities. We interpret the past, correcting ourselves, adding bits and pieces, deleting uncomplimentary or disturbing recollections, sweeping, dusting, tidying things up. Thus our representation of the past takes on a living, shifting reality; it is not fixed and immutable, not a place way back there that is preserved in stone, but a living thing that changes shape, expands, shrinks, and expands again, an amoebalike creature with powers to make us laugh, and cry, and clench our fists. Enormous powers--powers even to make us believe in something that never happened.
Are we aware of our mind's distortions of our past experiences? In most cases, the answer is no. As time goes by and the memories gradually change, we become convinced that we saw or said or did what we remember. We perceive the blending of fact and fiction that constitutes a memory as completely and utterly truthful. We are innocent victims of our mind's manipulations.
But precise memory suddenly becomes crucial in the event of a crime or an accident. Small details assume enormous importance. Did the assailant have a mustache, or was he clean-shaven? Was he five eight or five eleven? Was the traffic light red, or was it green? How fast was the Cadillac going when it went through the red light--or was it yellow?--and smashed into the Volkswagen? Did the car cross the center line, or did it stay on its own side? Civil and criminal cases often rest on such subtle, seemingly trivial details, and these details are often hard to obtain.
In July 1977 Flying magazine reported the fatal crash of a small plane that killed all eight people aboard and one person who was on the ground. Sixty eyewitnesses were interviewed, and two eyewitnesses who had actually seen the airplane just before the impact testified at a hearing to investigate the accident. The plane, one of the eyewitnesses explained, "was heading right toward the ground--straight down." This witness apparently did not know that several photographs clearly showed that the airplane hit flat and at a low-enough angle to skid for almost one thousand feet.
Thought this might be interesting to read since I've been reading these things for a few weeks now:
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Chad? can you remember exactly where you parked six years earlier?
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I know that what was presented ignored the fact that all of these witnesses say that the plane hit the Pentagon.
Read mudlark's posts early in this thread for a dissection of the lists of alleged SoC witnesses circulated by the TruthSims and parroted by the DebunkSims.
Cya.
Wow, you have delusion of TruthSims and DebunkSims. Your ignorance on 911 is noted. Which part of RADAR do you fail to understand. I know science is not used by CIT, did they make you ignore RADAR? Are they paying you to remain ignorant on 911 issues?No, it didn't. It's prominent in the presentation.
This is my 357th post in this thread. If anyone is honestly interested in my opinions on the various details, read it. I'm not going to repeat myself.
Dawn Vignola is neighter a NoC nor SoC witness. Far too far away to judge. She is a plane witness who thinks it hit the building. Read mudlark's posts early in this thread for a dissection of the lists of alleged SoC witnesses circulated by the TruthSims and parroted by the DebunkSims.
Cya.
No, it didn't. It's prominent in the presentation.
This is my 357th post in this thread. If anyone is honestly interested in my opinions on the various details, read it. I'm not going to repeat myself.
Dawn Vignola is neighter a NoC nor SoC witness. Far too far away to judge. She is a plane witness who thinks it hit the building. Read mudlark's posts early in this thread for a dissection of the lists of alleged SoC witnesses circulated by the TruthSims and parroted by the DebunkSims.
Cya.
Wow, you have delusion of TruthSims and DebunkSims. Your ignorance on 911 is noted. Which part of RADAR do you fail to understand. I know science is not used by CIT, did they make you ignore RADAR? Are they paying you to remain ignorant on 911 issues?
Why are you fooled by lies made up by morons at CIT? Nothing simulated by CIT, they are full up and running morons on 911 issues, not moronSIMs, real plain delusional morons.
Let me, once again, put a point to you. One you have studiously avoided so far afaics -
If Paik and Morin are to be included as CIT witnesses then any flightpath which includes some approximation of their testimony and goes NoC and on towards the impact area must, by all laws of flight, include a severe bank. A bank in the region of 70°, minimum, as I recall.
Nobody saw this, or anything remotely resembling it. The NoC witnesses cannot have seen what the CIT analysis represents them as having seen.