ozeco41
Philosopher
I was responding to "...Of course ozeco agreeing with me proves not a thing." and the not too subtle hint was that if I agreed with you you were probably right.ozeco: Don't bet on it.Okay, I won't. I may or may not know where you might be coming from. But I am sure it is either from here or from there or from neither. I think I've covered my bases...

Then this one is of much more significance than you probably realise:
Significant for two reasons viz:ozeco: Actually I didn't move the goal posts. I put in a brand new set.
I WAS claiming Free fall proves CD. But, in my conclusion I did say, 'I GIVE UP. I was not able to prove CD based on free fall.'
A) You claim "it" was an inside job without specifying what "it" was thereby implying "The events of 9/11"; BUT
B) You also say " I was not able to prove CD based on free fall." THEREFORE you cannot claim all of 9/11 events were an inside job..therefore....
...and I've left you a loop hole there.
The bigger issue is that the truth movement "spokespersons" almost universally rely on false generalisations - false global claims using poor definitions and ambiguity. e.g. "The NIST reports are wrong" - well the NIST reports said that the WTC Towers collapsed on 9/11 and I don't think that is wrong. So the "NIST is wrong' global claim is falsified...strictly that means than any truther claim that does not specify which bits of NIST are allegedly wrong is falsified. There wouldn't be much discussion if we played by the rules. And I haven't even commented on your crazy attempt to reverse the burden of proof. Many debunkers let truthers get away with falsehoods and trickery at these basic levels. I rarely do.
Don't ask - do it.When I present what I am proposing, should I start a new thread?
He has already made his opinion clear several times. I was happy to go along with your focus whilst ever it included "free fall -NE- demolition" in its scope. It no longer does.LSSBB wanted to do that some time ago. I did PM him and asked what he thought? Have not heard back.
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