Well you lot will go back to examining your navels and I'll carry on the good fight.![]()
Yep I agree, there would be more chance of finding explosives in my navel
Well you lot will go back to examining your navels and I'll carry on the good fight.![]()
I did. You even responded to the post. I said it produces the same damage as a missile. I'm using the same standards of evidence you use.![]()
Let's see how yankee451 claims these don't exists.I googled "purdue fea" and found many references to the FEA. Some of them are pretty technical and detailed.
Are you now asserting that the entire Purdue CS department is run by NWO Garden Gnomes, too?
http://www.zdnet.com/blog/btl/behin...on-on-the-2001-world-trade-center-attack/5442
https://www.cs.purdue.edu/homes/cmh/simulation/phase3/
You assert that "all" the videos of the second impact "can be faked, and indeed all have been exposed as such" without providing any citation or evidence. Please do so or withdraw the assertion.
Can someone quote me so the intellectual cowards reading can see this too?
What "evidence" do you have that there were not "thousands of eyewitnesses?"Repeating the mantra "thousands of witness saw stuff', doesn't make it so, and the damage evidence says otherwise (you know, that which is detailed in the video you're avoiding like the plague?).
You provided an opinion without any corroborating evidence.
So it goes on the "educashunal forum".![]()
And yet, you have utterly failed to even begin to attempt to consider demonstrating that a JASSM (not in limited productin until after the 2006 test flight inaccuracy troubles) can be launched from a static platform. Less than 250 m off the ground. Less than 400 m from the target.
Good thing you have never thought about the size of a JASSM, or the mass...
As if you've ever used science to explain anything, ever, lol!
No, you didn't.
No, they weren't.
The Air Force's April 1996 schedule for JASSM development and early
production calls for
-- a 24-month competitive program definition and risk reduction
phase beginning in June 1996 (milestone I);
-- a 32-month engineering and manufacturing development phase
beginning in June 1998 (milestone II);
-- production of 75 low-rate initial production missiles beginning in January 2000;-- production of 90 full-rate production missiles beginning in April 2001 (milestone III); and-- initial JASSM deployment in June 2001.
You provided an opinion without any corroborating evidence.
So it goes on the "educashunal forum".![]()
I'm sure you missed it through all the tears, but the original 35 pilot production missiles were just the beginning:
Enough distraction and complaining.No one here has offered a technical discussion...they've pointed to MIT and Purdue but clearly have never read the material, else they wouldn't be citing them.
No one here has offered a technical discussion...they've pointed to MIT and Purdue but clearly have never read the material, else they wouldn't be citing them.
Oh, the irony... This is the entire problem with your video. It's one big opinion piece. It couldn't be more devoid of evidence.
I'm sure you missed it through all the tears, but the original 35 pilot production missiles were just the beginning:
No one here has offered a technical discussion...they've pointed to MIT and Purdue but clearly have never read the material, else they wouldn't be citing them.
No one here has offered a technical discussion...they've pointed to MIT and Purdue but clearly have never read the material, else they wouldn't be citing them.
Are those the studies you said they never did?
I've read the material. You wouldn't like it it.
The evidence is the gash. True Believer have much in common with most Truthers...neither clique wants to discuss the damage evidence.
Who knew you would be so alike?![]()
Another lie. You're squirming and evading every attempt to engage in a technical discussion.