QUOTE (Logicman @ Jan 22 2009, 11:59 AM)

Should I doubt what you say? You give a name, but keep everything else a secret?
I can only provide the link. you have to click it.
http://patriotsquestion911.com/pilotsSee our pretty smiles there, many in uniform on the flight deck.
If you think they are all photoshopped, goto faa.gov airman database and cross check the pilots listed.
Again, you can sit here asking and doubting till your face turns blue while my fingers turn the same color retyping links for you that you refuse to click. Its too bad im not in Kitchener anymore otherwise i can meet you and show you my pilot certificates in person at the Flying Dog over a beer...

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BUT how anyone can take your word on something technical without you first providing proof of your expertise is beyond me. Imagine you were in court. You would have to proove your credibility before being able to testify. And this website is basically a court of sorts, putting the American government on trial (which they probably deserve).
If i were in court, i would show them my pilot certificates. You can also see them on the web at faa.gov airman database as i have told you above.
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But for myself, I cannot in good consciense use any of your personal arguments in my own arguments without having some verification of your qualifications.
Click the links i provided.
Here is how you do it.
Take your mouse (not a real mouse, but the one used for a computer), place the little arrow over this underlined link...
http://patriotsquestion911.com/pilotsPlace your finger over the upper left button on your mouse.. then press down.

If you need more instructions on how to click a link, try
here.
Now, after you learn how to click the links i provided and finally realize we are real pilots, please visit this
link before you go into many other common arguments which have already been addressed.
Jay,
Keep in mind, there is over 2 years of research on this forum. Take some time to browse and look around clicking links as the questions you are asking are already addressed. Please, click links.