What is your 9/11 Expertise?

[uk_dave]

I could tell you, but then...well you know the routine, and despite my dedication to furthering the aims of the NWO, I don't like to make too many orphans so close to christmas...unless you're a hippy.

 

[Bell]

In all seriousness, my expertise is my knowing that I have no expertise and that there's a pretty solid chance that those who have spent years in school to become learned in the various fields that pertain to 9/11 just may have a better understanding of the events than I do.

Pwah! We can all be Google scientists.

 

[Architect]

You know a simple way of sorting out architects who didn't understand structures was to ask 'em whether gable restraint straps were to hold the gable or the roof up.

I suspect that our CT "experts" would still be googling "restraint strap". Or perhaps "gable".

 

[JimBenArm]

You know a simple way of sorting out architects who didn't understand structures was to ask 'em whether gable restraint straps were to hold the gable or the roof up.

I suspect that our CT "experts" would still be googling "restraint strap". Or perhaps "gable".

Or "to"...

 

[Hutch]

None of us can come close to JayUtah over in bautforum, who was a genuine engineering genius.....(sigh)....many a CTist met their match there, I can tell you.

Ah, another JayUtah fan, I see. His major focus is the Moon Hoax (see his site, www.clavius.org, if you run into a 'moon landing is a hoax' CT'er, you'll find almost every answer there) and he's become more involved in 9-11 discussions also.

Would love to see him and Gravy as a debate tag-team against any two 'truthers' you could name...they'd stop that fight in the second round on a TKO by Gravy and Jay...

Would love to get him to TAM sometime, or even posting here...but he's quite busy on the BAUT and his Apollo Hoax Forums, so maybe one day...

 

[Anti-sophist]

BS Electrical Engineering
BS Computer Engineering
MS Electrical & Computer Engineering (Robotics, Computer Vision, Digital Signal Processing)

Worked for the USAF doing instrumentation and data acquisition. Work for a startup research company in Pittsburgh doing computer vision. Oh, and I have a hot girlfriend. That makes me an expert on even more things that troothers can never hope to understand.

 

[Architect]

Maybe we should also be quite clear on nationaility, since a CT theme is that we're all afraid we'll loose our jobs.....which is a laugh, when you're not in the US.

 

[Horatius]

And your specialism regarding 9/11 would be??

Making s##t up, and accusing others of doublethink.

 

[apathoid]

Avionics technician for a major airline; worked 767 overhaul for 3 years.
I can tell you anything you ever wanted to know about the 757/767 and much, much, more.....

 

[Flo]

And I'm a godan in Iaido, and nidan in Kendo, both types of Japanese sword fighting. Perhaps we could put together a JREF Pointy & Sharp Things Team to go visit CT conferences.....

Count me on the team: Godan in Kendo and shodan in iaido ...

 

[aggle-rithm]

AAS, Computer Information Systems
BS, Computer Science.

Because of my experience in process design and (unfortunately) reverse-engineering, I'm constantly reminded of the fact that there is no way all the CT "evidence" could possibly amount to anything coherent. At least, not in this universe.

Also:

McDonalds Basic Operations Course.
McDonalds Intermediate Operations Course.
Delivered office supplies to large office buildings at IBM.

 

[Hutch]

I guess I should have mentioned my area; I've worked for the Government for 25 years, the last twenty in Helicopter Foreign Military Sales. Not that I know a lot a secrets (just a couple), but I do know who has what and who is getting/not getting what type of support. I've also gotten a little bit of logistics, supply, and maintenance training, mostly via osmosis.

The main thing I do know is how the Government works and how unlikely organizing and maintaining a conspiracy would be.

 

[Loss Leader]

Masters of Public Administration and a lawyer. It helps with the motive stuff if not the actual temperature of fire nonsense.

Seriously, would people stop trying to guess the temperature at the core by looking at pictures of smoke clouds taken from New Jersey? It's getting me angry.

 

[Architect]

Not that I know a lot a secrets (just a couple)...

Do tell!

 

[JonnyFive]

I'm one of the peripheral people, as my areas of experience are ones the CTists always allude to, but never seem to touch directly.

-I have a BS in Police Science (in the US), including study of terrorist ideology and methodology.

-I work in the insurance industry as an underwriter, so I have an understanding of how the business works and what's involved in the risk analysis of insurance. I see a lot of CTist making claims about the attacks being some insurance fraud thing that are simply ridiculous if you know anything about insurance at all.

Other than those areas, I'm no specialist. I'm good at pestering people to provide evidence though, I can do that.

 

[uk_dave]

You know a simple way of sorting out architects who didn't understand structures was to ask 'em whether gable restraint straps were to hold the gable or the roof up.

I suspect that our CT "experts" would still be googling "restraint strap". Or perhaps "gable".

I prefer to ask them to sketch a butterfly wall tie.

Gets 'em every time.... muhahahahahaha

 

[Architect]

Dave, you sound just like a site agent (note to CTists, this is nothing to do with secret agents)!

 

[uk_dave]

Dave, you sound just like a site agent (note to CTists, this is nothing to do with secret agents)!

God I hope not! Site agents think a 'strongboy' is something they pick up in a gay bar....

 

[Firestone]

My 9/11 expertise? None wathsoever.

I studied mathematics, so I only have a left-brain, and work in Software.

My nationality is Belgian, and I live and work in Belgium, so believing in 9/11 CT would not cost me my job.

 

[Mercutio]

Ph. D. Experimental (Social) Psychology, coursework in everything from visual perception to historiography to behaviorism.

areas of expertise include experimental design in social cognition (e.g., how to guard against confirmation bias), visual perception (including visual illusions), eyewitness reliability (and known influences on reliability)...