BBC 9/11: The Conspiracy Files

Still waiting for an example of the bias in the CBC documentary I posted. :rolleyes:


I'll answer your question on why the CBC video is biased, once you can show the errors and bias that was presented in the BBC video. I'll rewatch the CBC video once you've answered it. - Arus808
 
Still waiting for an example of the bias in the CBC documentary I posted. :rolleyes:

still waiting on answers to questions put forth to you about the BBC video. Its a give and take on this. You haven't bothered to answer our questions, why should we answer yours?
 
I wasn't saying that you thought the holocaust didn't happen. Do you have comprehension problems? I was saying that not including the Holocaust, an event that has evidence to support it's existence, in a documentary about Hitler is not the same as not including information about ISI, an event that has little to no evidence supporting it, in a documentary about 9/11.

But it wasn't an anology. According to the BBC none of the claims had evidence to support them.
 
still waiting on answers to questions put forth to you about the BBC video. Its a give and take on this. You haven't bothered to answer our questions, why should we answer yours?

Please list the questions I have not answered. I will answer them, then you can address the CBC.
 
So your asking new questions without addressing the bias in CBC. Steady.
This is still the original question, but reworded.

I'll answer your question on why the CBC video is biased, once you can show the errors and bias that was presented in the BBC video. I'll rewatch the CBC video once you've answered it. - Arus808
 
Aphelion,

I have a single simple question to ask. It's very straight forward. There are only two possible answers. In fact, since I'm so nice, I'm going to tell you what BOTH of them are.

Have you watched the documentary?
A1)Yes
A2)No

Thank you,
-Gumboot
 
Aphelion,

I have a single simple question to ask. It's very straight forward. There are only two possible answers. In fact, since I'm so nice, I'm going to tell you what BOTH of them are.

Have you watched the documentary?
A1)Yes
A2)No

Thank you,
-Gumboot

Yes I have watched it twice in fact.
 
This is still the original question, but reworded.

I'll answer your question on why the CBC video is biased, once you can show the errors and bias that was presented in the BBC video. I'll rewatch the CBC video once you've answered it. - Arus808

I have already answered. Dropout was an error. Steel in hanger was a misrepresentation by omission. Bias was demonstrated by the unequal time given to each side and the fact that the producer admitted to Jones that he had made his mind up on the theories before filming was finished. The documentary claimed "case closed" without examining all the claims.

Those are my answers. You may think they are wrong but they are the probl;ems I have with it.

Now your turn.
 
The scope of the BBC piece was ALL CTs regarding 911.

The scope of the bbc piece was to address the claims by conspiracy theories. Not all of them; just to address the claims of conspiracy theories.
That's what they did. They interviewed the three most "vocal" Conspiracy theorists and got their claims, then they went out to see why those claims are being made.

So,:
1) they presented a claim being made by a "truther"
2) they followed up that claim with an interview of people who says that claim is unfounded (ie Fetzer saying no plane hit the pentagon, followed by an interview with a Structural ENGINEER who was there on that day, who was apart of the clean-up/investigation team who said on camera what he saw; evidence of a plane / Fetzer saying that the c130 pilot remote piloted a plane into the pentagon , followed up by an interview with that c130 pilot. Notice the glaring and obvious error made by FETZER in just these two segments of the SAME freaking show?)
3) The viewer is then left to judge what is the "truth".

So, again, what was wrong with the BBC piece?

It happily claimed case closed at the end.
I didn't hear that at the end. In fact they stressed that it would probably remain open for a VERY long time, no matter how distressing its for the family members and victims of that day.

Not only you can't read and comprehend, YOU can't even HEAR and comprehend.

Please explain how it could do that when it didnt address all the theories
Well, in an hour show, it hit the most widely claimed theories. If the BBC had 16 hours, and money needed to bring all the theorists and eyewitnesses, it would just be a rehash of hte 9/11 comission reports/NIST report and FEMA reports. Why bother?

No where in the show that it said it would address ALL the theories.

and actually chose to debunk the lone gunmen thing rather than serious concerns like ISI and able danger.
The LONE gunmen thing was more pushed in recent years so that's why they focused on it. ISI "Claim" was only made know to the producer on the ALEX JONES show , and that's why the producer made that claim (that he may do a show..doesn't mean he will). If the producer didn't know of an ISI claim, then it wasn't a claim that was widely known (and many people still dont know about it).

Why are you so stuck on a claim that isn't even supported by much of the truth movement anyway?



and no, it was not misleading by omission (PLEASE Look up the definition of this term, since yOU Do not understand it).


Again, please point out what the errors were in the 911 bbc video.
 
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Arus808, the Diana episode of the show was 90 minutes long. Odd that they chose to put a large subject like 911 into an hour show.
 
Arus808, the Diana episode of the show was 90 minutes long. Odd that they chose to put a large subject like 911 into an hour show.


What does the first B in BBC stand for?

It's not "America"


-Gumboot
 
I have already answered. Dropout was an error.

And an error made on part by Dylan. Since it stated that he was a "self-confesed" drop out, then that means they heard from dylan.

Sorry, nope that is not an error on BBC's part.


Steel in hanger was a misrepresentation by omission.
Explain.



Bias was demonstrated by the unequal time given to each side and the fact that the producer admitted to Jones that he had made his mind up on the theories before filming was finished. The documentary claimed "case closed" without examining all the claims.
sorry that is not an error on BBC's part.

edit to add: No they didn't claim case closed.


Those are my answers. You may think they are wrong but they are the probl;ems I have with it.
then you haven't answered our questions.
 
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Bias was demonstrated by the unequal time given to each side and the fact that the producer admitted to Jones that he had made his mind up on the theories before filming was finished.


That's not bias. That just means the producer isn't stupid.

-Gumboot
 
I have already answered. Dropout was an error. Steel in hanger was a misrepresentation by omission. Bias was demonstrated by the unequal time given to each side and the fact that the producer admitted to Jones that he had made his mind up on the theories before filming was finished. The documentary claimed "case closed" without examining all the claims.

Those are my answers. You may think they are wrong but they are the probl;ems I have with it.

Now your turn.

That's it. Did you read the response regarding the supposed lack of equal time. Did you also time the amount of time given to each interviewed subject or just count the talking heads?
 

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