Topic: THE NORAD TAPES and the governments new story...
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Sun 09/16/12 06:30 PM
So if cell phones work fine in Australian aircraft,then why do the airlines request passengers not to use them?



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Sun 09/16/12 06:32 PM



Now it is just getting silly.


Yes it is and that is because of you.


Well, I'm not the one raving stupid nonsense. You are obviously out of sorts owing to your recent responses. Perhaps it is time to walk away for a bit.


laugh
yea, we can send a drone after you.

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Sun 09/16/12 06:33 PM

So if cell phones work fine in Australian aircraft,then why do the airlines request passengers not to use them?


Because there is a school of thought that believes they may interfere with communications and navigational equipment. It is much the same as warnings posted in hospitals, but such warnings are often ignored.

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Sun 09/16/12 06:34 PM




Now it is just getting silly.


Yes it is and that is because of you.


Well, I'm not the one raving stupid nonsense. You are obviously out of sorts owing to your recent responses. Perhaps it is time to walk away for a bit.


laugh
yea, we can send a drone after you.


I feel like you already have. :wink:

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Sun 09/16/12 06:36 PM




Are you actually reading the responses to you in this thread?


Yes, and honestly I can't believe you people are so gullible to defend and believe the new 9/11 account which is clearly a myth.

Created by a friend and club member, and myth maker. laugh laugh

..By using NORAD tapes "discovered" or "acquired" by a journalist turned Movie Producer. laugh

Yeh, okay.... um.... no, I don't buy that.



Oh please, your hyperbole is beyond silly.


Its all true.

Forgive me if I don't put my faith in a hollywood producer who made millions on that movie.

He is the one who "acquired" the NORAD tapes two years after 9/11.

Two years.

UM.... nah.... sorry, I don't buy that....


Well, I wouldn't buy into a gross over-simplification that misrepresented the facts as this post has done.



If I simplified it, it is because the details only confuse you and you go off on some tangent.

So I HAVE to grossly over simplify my point.

As I have said before, what I have presented here is a mere tiny drop in the bucket of evidence and wrong doing where the 9/11 Commission is concerned and why I don't believe them.

But these small and simple points are not being understood or even taken seriously.

I am not making this stuff up.

You gloss over the details as if they mean nothing. In Investigating a crime of this magnitude, glossing over clues, omitting testimony and that sort of thing is gross negligence.

I could go into more detail but I see how useless it all is because you stand ready to dismiss everything and every point I make.

You have decided that you will never listen to anything I say so there is no point in saying it.

Good night.







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Sun 09/16/12 06:37 PM


So if cell phones work fine in Australian aircraft,then why do the airlines request passengers not to use them?


Because there is a school of thought that believes they may interfere with communications and navigational equipment. It is much the same as warnings posted in hospitals, but such warnings are often ignored.



A school of thought... I see.

In otherwords.... they don't "work fine."

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Sun 09/16/12 06:39 PM
So then if cell phones interfere with communications and navigational equipment, then that could be why flight UA 93 crashed.

rofl rofl

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Sun 09/16/12 06:40 PM





Are you actually reading the responses to you in this thread?


Yes, and honestly I can't believe you people are so gullible to defend and believe the new 9/11 account which is clearly a myth.

Created by a friend and club member, and myth maker. laugh laugh

..By using NORAD tapes "discovered" or "acquired" by a journalist turned Movie Producer. laugh

Yeh, okay.... um.... no, I don't buy that.



Oh please, your hyperbole is beyond silly.


Its all true.

Forgive me if I don't put my faith in a hollywood producer who made millions on that movie.

He is the one who "acquired" the NORAD tapes two years after 9/11.

Two years.

UM.... nah.... sorry, I don't buy that....


Well, I wouldn't buy into a gross over-simplification that misrepresented the facts as this post has done.



If I simplified it, it is because the details only confuse you and you go off on some tangent.

So I HAVE to grossly over simplify my point.

As I have said before, what I have presented here is a mere tiny drop in the bucket of evidence and wrong doing where the 9/11 Commission is concerned and why I don't believe them.

But these small and simple points are not being understood or even taken seriously.

I am not making this stuff up.

You gloss over the details as if they mean nothing. In Investigating a crime of this magnitude, glossing over clues, omitting testimony and that sort of thing is gross negligence.

I could go into more detail but I see how useless it all is because you stand ready to dismiss everything and every point I make.

You have decided that you will never listen to anything I say so there is no point in saying it.

Good night.


Please stop making up lies. It convinces no-one.

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Sun 09/16/12 06:44 PM
Edited by HotRodDeluxe on Sun 09/16/12 06:46 PM

So then if cell phones interfere with communications and navigational equipment, then that could be why flight UA 93 crashed.

rofl rofl



I stated: ... there is a school of thought that believes they may interfere with communications and navigational equipment.

And you make it into: So then if cell phones interfere with communications and navigational equipment


This is the problem with most of your hypotheses and you seem unable to grasp this obvious flaw.

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Sun 09/16/12 06:52 PM



So if cell phones work fine in Australian aircraft,then why do the airlines request passengers not to use them?


Because there is a school of thought that believes they may interfere with communications and navigational equipment. It is much the same as warnings posted in hospitals, but such warnings are often ignored.



A school of thought... I see.

In otherwords.... they don't "work fine."


Ok, so I'm making up stories about receiving calls over New Zealand and on Flights from Sydney? You're are grasping at straws here and only making yourself look silly.

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Sun 09/16/12 06:59 PM




So if cell phones work fine in Australian aircraft,then why do the airlines request passengers not to use them?


Because there is a school of thought that believes they may interfere with communications and navigational equipment. It is much the same as warnings posted in hospitals, but such warnings are often ignored.



A school of thought... I see.

In otherwords.... they don't "work fine."


Ok, so I'm making up stories about receiving calls over New Zealand and on Flights from Sydney? You're are grasping at straws here and only making yourself look silly.


I think you should worry about making yourself look silly.

If they "work fine" then the airlines should not be telling people to shut off the phones as if it were a matter of life and death.

If you are not supposed to use them in airplanes and you are doing it anyway, and the school of thought is that they might interfere with communications and navigational equipment, then you are endangering the plane and passengers because you refuse to believe them, and you don't do as you are told.


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Sun 09/16/12 07:01 PM
The bottom line is you believe that on 9-11 people could have made cell phone calls from the hijacked planes.

I don't believe the cell phone calls in question were real.

That's the bottom line.


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Sun 09/16/12 07:06 PM





So if cell phones work fine in Australian aircraft,then why do the airlines request passengers not to use them?


Because there is a school of thought that believes they may interfere with communications and navigational equipment. It is much the same as warnings posted in hospitals, but such warnings are often ignored.



A school of thought... I see.

In otherwords.... they don't "work fine."


Ok, so I'm making up stories about receiving calls over New Zealand and on Flights from Sydney? You're are grasping at straws here and only making yourself look silly.


I think you should worry about making yourself look silly.

If they "work fine" then the airlines should not be telling people to shut off the phones as if it were a matter of life and death.

If you are not supposed to use them in airplanes and you are doing it anyway, and the school of thought is that they might interfere with communications and navigational equipment, then you are endangering the plane and passengers because you refuse to believe them, and you don't do as you are told.




Try reading and comprehending. Note I said I received calls from people on aircraft.

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Sun 09/16/12 07:08 PM

The bottom line is you believe that on 9-11 people could have made cell phone calls from the hijacked planes.

I don't believe the cell phone calls in question were real.

That's the bottom line.


But you have no evidence to support this, apart from your own suspicions based upon a preconceived hypothesis.

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Sun 09/16/12 07:22 PM
Edited by Jeanniebean on Sun 09/16/12 08:17 PM

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Sun 09/16/12 07:23 PM
Edited by Jeanniebean on Sun 09/16/12 08:18 PM

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Sun 09/16/12 07:27 PM
Edited by Jeanniebean on Sun 09/16/12 08:17 PM

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Sun 09/16/12 07:27 PM







So if cell phones work fine in Australian aircraft,then why do the airlines request passengers not to use them?


Because there is a school of thought that believes they may interfere with communications and navigational equipment. It is much the same as warnings posted in hospitals, but such warnings are often ignored.



A school of thought... I see.

In otherwords.... they don't "work fine."


Ok, so I'm making up stories about receiving calls over New Zealand and on Flights from Sydney? You're are grasping at straws here and only making yourself look silly.


I think you should worry about making yourself look silly.

If they "work fine" then the airlines should not be telling people to shut off the phones as if it were a matter of life and death.

If you are not supposed to use them in airplanes and you are doing it anyway, and the school of thought is that they might interfere with communications and navigational equipment, then you are endangering the plane and passengers because you refuse to believe them, and you don't do as you are told.




Try reading and comprehending. Note I said I received calls from people on aircraft.


So you did not turn off your phone. I see.


Let me try this again. I received calls from people on aircraft. I was on the ground. Do you understand this?

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Sun 09/16/12 07:30 PM







So if cell phones work fine in Australian aircraft,then why do the airlines request passengers not to use them?


Because there is a school of thought that believes they may interfere with communications and navigational equipment. It is much the same as warnings posted in hospitals, but such warnings are often ignored.



A school of thought... I see.

In otherwords.... they don't "work fine."


Ok, so I'm making up stories about receiving calls over New Zealand and on Flights from Sydney? You're are grasping at straws here and only making yourself look silly.


I think you should worry about making yourself look silly.

If they "work fine" then the airlines should not be telling people to shut off the phones as if it were a matter of life and death.

If you are not supposed to use them in airplanes and you are doing it anyway, and the school of thought is that they might interfere with communications and navigational equipment, then you are endangering the plane and passengers because you refuse to believe them, and you don't do as you are told.




Try reading and comprehending. Note I said I received calls from people on aircraft.


So you did not turn off your phone. I see.


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Sun 09/16/12 07:32 PM



The bottom line is you believe that on 9-11 people could have made cell phone calls from the hijacked planes.

I don't believe the cell phone calls in question were real.

That's the bottom line.


But you have no evidence to support this, apart from your own suspicions based upon a preconceived hypothesis.


Apparently I have enough information and evidence to convince me.

I may not have shown you enough information and evidence to convince you --- and I don't intend to try.

I don't know what you believe or why you believe it, except that you take the word of authority.



That is untrue. I explore a hypothesis based on the evidence and evaluate the hypothesis based on the said evidence. Standard Operational Procedure. This is how academics work. As a rule, they aren't driven by preconceived notions based on prejudice and bias.