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Video Fakery in the 9/11 Attack

Oh goodness me, I wouldn't want to be some kind of hub for such a group. :eek: But you could be right, that there are people who talk amongst themselves about not seeing a plane, but that they are afraid of ridicule from other people if they talk about it openly.

So what? Millions of people didn't see planes because their view was blocked.

Thousands saw the first jet and fireball with their own eyes. The number that saw the second is easily a million people, all without the aid of a TV set.
 
Some of us knew some of these people. Please leave them and their families out of your fantasy.


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But are there no official statements from those who knew the Flight 175 victims? Like some television interviews or something?
 
But are there no official statements from those who knew the Flight 175 victims? Like some television interviews or something?

Could you just answer the question I posed? Here it is again:

Do you claim that the families and friends of victims from the hijacked airliners are lying when they claim their friends ore loved ones died in those planes on 9/11?

Bear in mind we have these people represented on this board.
 
Exactly. Thanks for making my point. She wasn't looking when the plane hit, and thus couldn't have seen the plane.

Ok, you have a point there. She looked up only after she heard the boom. So the plane could have been there.
 
Could you just answer the question I posed? Here it is again:

Do you claim that the families and friends of victims from the hijacked airliners are lying when they claim their friends ore loved ones died in those planes on 9/11?

Bear in mind we have these people represented on this board.

Can you show me some official interview or something? I don't mean this as a disrespect, but I cannot possibly judge who the people on this board are.
 
Can you show me some official interview or something? I don't mean this as a disrespect, but I cannot possibly judge who the people on this board are.

You are being disrespectful.

Answer the yes or no question. Do you claim that the families and friends of victims of the hijacked airliners are lying when they claim their friends or loved ones perished in the planes on 9/11?

ETA: These are victims who's friends and families we're discussing. In this remembrance, you can read quotes from friends and families of the victims.
 
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But are there no official statements from those who knew the Flight 175 victims? Like some television interviews or something?
Your full of crap! If you lived (like I do) in MA where the flights took off you would have seen them everyday. You also would have seen and attended memorials.


Before I violate my MA, welcome to ignore


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You are being disrespectful.

Answer the yes or no question. Do you claim that the families and friends of victims of the hijacked airliners are lying when they claim their friends or loved ones perished in the planes on 9/11?

First I must hear such claim myself. Yes?
 
First I must hear such claim myself. Yes?

Read the edit of my last post.

I find it amazing that you've never heard any of the friends or families of the victims talk. Then again, you don't research. You'd rather just jump to insane conclusions without evidence.
 
Oh goodness me, I wouldn't want to be some kind of hub for such a group. :eek: But you could be right, that there are people who talk amongst themselves about not seeing a plane, but that they are afraid of ridicule from other people if they talk about it openly.

But they would be so relieved to find they had someone like you to talk to.

I guess if you haven't been getting floods of emails from witnesses who saw there was no plane then it can only mean they just don't exist, because there was in fact a plane.
 
Here is a statement from Wayne Gretzky, who knew Garnet Bailey, one of the Flight 175 victims.

"Ace may have not been the greatest athlete to play in the NHL, but he taught many players how to be champions, and more importantly, he was a winner as a person," Gretzky said in a statement released by the Phoenix Coyotes.

Gretzky considered Bailey a good friend and was said to be upset by the events. He had called Bailey's widow, Kathy, upon hearing the news.


From: http://www.usatoday.com/sports/hockey/stories/2001-09-06-kings-scouts.htm

That's official enough for me. I'm still not convinced that Flight 175 really crashed into the South Tower though.
 

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