Unfortunately a lot of this first post is pulled out of a thread that got sent to AAH.
The portion of the thread I was interested in was sort of off-topic to that thread's designed-for-bickering OP.
Our story so far:
Ultima1 wrote, and I replied:
To which Ultima1 replied
Now, this seems to me to be a "yes", with a qualifier that actually means "no".
Who would be acceptable to the twoof movement as verifying that information? Or, put another way, what resources does the twoof movement have that could validate or invalidate any information provided by the FBI?
Granted, this is a hypothetical question about a hypothetical report. But it doesn't seem to me there is any reason to complain about the non-release of information if the information isn't going to be accepted due to its source.
The portion of the thread I was interested in was sort of off-topic to that thread's designed-for-bickering OP.
Our story so far:
Ultima1 wrote, and I replied:
TjW said:Gee you guys really do not know anything do you. Lets look at some hard facts.
FACT 1. The FAA and FBI refuse to release serial numbers for parts for the 9/11 planes.
FACT 2. The FBI still has not released most of the CCTV videos from on and around the Pentagon.
FACT 3. The FBI and NTSB has not released their crime scene reports.
So you lied when you stated all evidence has been released.
A hypothetical question for you, ULTIMA1:
If the FAA and the FBI released information containing serial numbers for parts on the 9/11 aircraft, would you accept that information as accurate?
Why or why not?
The FBI seized those CCTV videos from private owners. Do you believe it's a good thing for the government to seize information from private owners, and then release it to anyone who asks for it, if it is not being used to substantiate some portion of an investigation?
Why or why not?
If the FBI (and while I don't believe the NTSB actually does crime scene reports, let's throw them in here too, just for the hell of it.) released a crime scene report, would you accept that information as accurate?
Why or why not?
To which Ultima1 replied
ULTIMA1 said:If the FAA and the FBI released information containing serial numbers for parts on the 9/11 aircraft, would you accept that information as accurate?
Yes if the infomration is verified.
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Now, this seems to me to be a "yes", with a qualifier that actually means "no".
Who would be acceptable to the twoof movement as verifying that information? Or, put another way, what resources does the twoof movement have that could validate or invalidate any information provided by the FBI?
Granted, this is a hypothetical question about a hypothetical report. But it doesn't seem to me there is any reason to complain about the non-release of information if the information isn't going to be accepted due to its source.
