The Webfairy wrote: > Subject: RE: Losing Patience with the No-Planers > Sean, that reminds me... Are you still spinning the govt > story that flights 11 and 77 were bone fide flights?
WF, This is ridiculous, we've been over this ground before. The supposedly non-existent flights were indeed scheduled of course. Your hero Holmgren has made a carreer out of the fact that entries are missing a manually compiled database maintained by the Bureau of Transportation and Statistics. Here is a repost of a previous answer to your ludicrous assertions. I know you have no answer to this, so do not expect any dialog from me. Tim Howells =========================================== RE THE SUPPOSEDLY "MISSING" FLIGHTS THAT CRASHED ON SEPTEMBER 11. I've had this argument many times, and I know this is an excercise in futility, but here goes. The whole argument seems ridiculous on the face of it. If the flights were not scheduled, why did the hundreds of passengers show up and board them. Why did the dozens of flight handlers and air traffic controlers take care of them, etc etc. Just how big is this conspiracy? What happened to the hundreds of passengers who died? Were they all conspirators, were they all killed in some OTHER way by legions of conspirators? Why on earth would any sane conspiracy attempt to operate in this way? Why not simply engineer actual crashes? Does that not seem like a MUCH easier and safer way to proceed? If suicide pilots cannot be found, then well tested remote control technology is available. Re the missing entries in the Bureau of Transportation and Statistics database - this is no big surprise. The data for BTS are compiled manually by the airlines as extracts from their own databases transfered to the government for use in studies of the airlines as transportation systems. The BTS database is not identical with the variety of databases actually used operationally by the airlines. Like all databases there is missing data. I make my living working with medical databases. These are used clinically and also constitute legal documents, so they are as complete and accurate as possible, but believeme, there IS missing data! If I ever tried to claim that a patient who everyone remembers perfectly well CANNOT have ever been in our clinic because his date of admission is missing,or that at patient who died five years ago MUST still be in the clinic because the date of discharge is missing, I would be laughed out of the room. And the most likely cases where you will find data missing are those that relate to crisis situations. For one thing the staff is totally absorbed handling the crisis. For another the data probably does not fit the usual schema of the database, for example if a flight takes off but does not land in a normal way. This complicates data entry at a time when data entry is the last thing on anyones mind. But the question I would really like an answer to is why on earth anyone would bother with all of the evidence fabrication, holograms faking flights, fooling the ground crews and the traffic controlers and the many thousands of eye witnesses when it was so very much simpler and easier and safer for the conspirators to simply make the crashes occur as we all plainly saw that they did. This kind of thing is doing immeasurable harm to the possibility of a rational debate on this subject. Tim Howells Search the archives for political-research at http://www.terazen.com/ Subscribe to the RSS feed for political-research at http://rss.groups.yahoo.com/group/political-research/rss Yahoo! Groups Links <*> To visit your group on the web, go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/political-research/ <*> To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <*> Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to: http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/
