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In reply to the discussion: Conspiracy v. fact 9/11 [View all]tomk52
(46 posts)61. This has become a pattern.
Once or twice is one thing, but your modus operandi has become like memos from the Department of Redundancy Department.
Again and again:
1. You say something unsupportable, wrong or just plain dumb.
2. I reply with a bunch of pertinent information, correcting your mistakes, applied with a delicately swung sledgehammer.
3. You ignore every single point that I make, then post some content-free reply like this & run away.
Is this any way to learn anything?
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The engines of the plane that hit the Pentagon energetically dissasembled themselves when they diges
AtheistCrusader
Feb 2013
#2
Um, the south tower core columns up to floor 50 or so are visible standing in the dust
AtheistCrusader
May 2013
#78
Luckily, there's VIDEO of that exceedingly short period of time. Remember that? nt
greyl
Mar 2013
#22
That is the 10' EXIT hole in the Pentagon E ring - not the entrance hole in the facade.
hack89
Mar 2013
#50
You cannot reason a person out of a position he did not reason himself into in the first place
stevebreeze
May 2013
#76
There's nothing resembling sound premises or valid logical inferences in your argument
William Seger
Mar 2013
#59