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Just to second others on military tech:
It tends to be more robust (hardened against EMP or radiation) and more reliable compared to similar civilian versions, but not more advanced (and often less except a few specific areas). For example, the Army was still using Windows XP when Windows 10 came out. It was tested, the configuration was hardened and customized a LOT more than you’d see civilian side, but it was old. Similar on the hardware: older, but well-tested. Computers were my main specialty, but you see the same in other equipment too. Heck, the premier example of the military’s “if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it” mindset is probably the M-2 (which ain’t broke, it does the breaking :) ) Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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The laptop / desktop and server hardware, for the most part, was current. But the software interface was, and still is, emulated to be something 1960s. There are some systems, payroll as an example, in which I have to use IE11. It refuses Edge. Being a government drone, I don't have any other choice in browsers. But as you said, there is a lot of not broken / nothing to fix thinking. If it weren't for the fact that the programmers of our oldest system are, as I call them, the greybeards, and on a dead language nobody is teaching anymore, we are slowly moving to something modern and being taught. So, YEAH, Proactive! |
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Apparently what you think is possible, and what was actually done, are different things. If planes could do it, then missiles wouldn't be needed. If planes did do it, then the damage would be consistent with it. Since in the real world planes can't do such things, they were limited to what weapons could accomplish it. They didn't use planes for a host of reasons, explained here: Why They Didn't Use Planes |
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Suppose just for a second, the media wasn't in on it. Then what? Reread your first sentence. Apply it to yourself. |
Insane no planer Gerard Holmgren used to support insane missile fantasy
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You posted the dumbest essay on why planes that were used, were not used. Only super gullible people would believe this claptrap you posttest from Gerard Holmgren. His paper is a string of idiotic nonsense. Gerard Holmgren seems to be insane. His claims and fantasy are insane. For people like Gerard Holmgren who can't do physics to figure out the 767 did do the damage at the WTC, all that remains is delusional evidence free rant and baseless speculation based on ignorance of the subjects needed to comprehend the Complex Plot, ... Complex Plot 1. Take planes 2. Crash planes I thought your ideas were crazy, Gerard Holmgren is worse, he has no clue the WTC collapsed as they did, and has no clue how easy it is to fly a jet. Your missiles don't have enough kinetic energy for the thin wings to do what you claim the winges did. Your video analysis is bad. You failed at the second post, and now quibble with insane paper by Gerard Holmgren, a failed 9/11 truth nut. Gerard requested in 2007 the removal of all his 9/11 articles from the web. Oops, he got sane before he died. Now idiots have republished his fantasy work. |
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One lapse of logic that hit me particularly hard: They wouldn't use remote controlled planes because rescue workers etc could find and recognise the revealing parts. Well... obviously the same people are supposed to be stupid enough not to identify parts of a missile! There is more, too many to list. |
They used planes.. nothing suspicious about the impact damage.
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Apparently it is easier to fool the whole world than it is to fool a handful of Islamic fanatics. Who knew? |
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Millions of eyes cast skyward, watching WTC 1 burn. Millions. Sure, not all were in position to see 175 crash and the vast majority did not get a reporter's mic shoved in their faces. But to make no mention of them at all? Thanks for the laugh. |
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Holmgren didn't do his homework. The rest of his assessment is twaddle. |
Apparently the reason they didn't use planes is that it is easy enough to get hundreds of ordinary Americans to commit an act of fanaticism and never breathe a word about it for the rest of their lives, but it would be monstrously difficult to convince a handful of fanatics to commit an act of fanaticism.
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They establish a separate reality wherein physics doesn't work and (in this case) the US Government or elements therein performed flawlessly by anticipating every contingency... ...except for framing Iraqi's, Pakistanis, or Iranians as the hijackers, or at least some of the hijackers, but for some reason let the Egyptian and Saudi hijackers be identified. Oh, and then forgetting to plant WMD's to find in Iraq so we could have CNN, NBC, ABC, CBS, BBC, and Fox News reporters stand in front of the facility on live TV and tell the world how the US saved them from Saddam. But other than that it was a masterpiece...:thumbsup: |
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Let me guess, it was about the same size as an Apple ][+ double height 5¼" FDD? |
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If they can be threatened/corrupted into planting fake parts why can't they be threatened/corrupted into not revealing parts related to remote control? The latter sounds an awful lot easier. What a crock. |
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2) The people who did the CG artistry would show the world how they did it. If they couldn't take home the actual work files, they could re-create them if they are really that talented. (And, many in the industry are freakin' show-offs, you know!) 3) The staff of the TV production companies could alert everyone else that they were instructed to rehearse, then fake the disaster. There are thousands upon thousands of them, you know. 4) The timing of releasing the faked footage would be extremely tight, for something that needs to be rushed out in perfect visual order. Workflows and pipelines would need to be extremely refined and optimized across many departments for something like that to happen. A LOT could go wrong in that chain, to throw the whole thing off. 5) They would need to insert fake plane parts into the wreckage without being noticed, after the buildings came down, for clean up crew to find; adding another complication. 6) What if the volunteer staff of the clean up crew starts finding missile fragments? You have to clean up the mess, to remove all of those, before you have people cleaning up the mess! 7) You have to fake the identities of ALL of the passengers who were killed, and hire actors to play their distraught friends, family members, and co-workers. Without arousing any suspicion. Etc. I think others on this thread could come up with even more. Quote:
Why would the perps care if any passengers survived, to tell the world what they saw?! They saw their plane being hijacked... which is exactly the story the perps wanted to convey! The REAL problem with using planes is that the passengers might protest, and take the hijackers down before the plane reaches their target... which did happen to one of them, in fact. But, that was only after the first three crashed into their targets. Before that, it was plausible for the passengers to think that the hijackers weren't on a suicide mission. Quote:
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For perspective, at this timestamp can be seen how quickly a JASSM turns.
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I arrived at cruise missiles as the most likely suspect based on the physical evidence that indicates something very small and not very massive struck at the far left of both towers, but as it traveled to the right, it became much bigger and much more massive. The logic fail happens when you fine people ignore the physical evidence, in favor of what you saw on television. |
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failed to prove any video was fake - end of thread at the second post
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The missile has a tiny kinetic energy of 17 pounds of TNT, the 767 had 2,093 pounds of TNT. The wings of the 767 are more massive than the whole cruise missile. There was no explosion from explosives at impact. I suspect you were not in combat to experience explosions from explosives. Your fantasy fails due to physics, you don't do physics. |
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