ozeco41
Philosopher
Agreed that the attempt for a common agreed position is a positive move. Sadly they lost much momentum because they went for "Highest Common Factor" of what they could agree on. Without addressing and resolving any of their differences. That tactic automatically weakens the strength of the consensus.Consensus panel is a joke... all of the people who are in the project are truthers!
Of course! But my point is that they are truthers that try to make things right. They are truthers that have realized that their hypotheses can't be taken seriously when there are so many contradictions, and they try to reach a consensus in order to offer a base that can be relied on and agreed by everyone, so they can be taken seriously.
Another more recent attempt to gain consensus is the D Chandler - W Coste led attack on "Pentagon no-planers". A serious attempt to resolve an internal fight in AE911 which they have taken into the wider context of 9/11 debate. That one also has interesting possibilities. My first cynical reaction was 'Now that Chandler has "outed" himself as being capable of following scientific method - does that leave him exposed to challenge on the false technical claims which have been the foundation of his rise to truther prominence'.