For an intellectual, you have some trouble using the quote feature.
QUOTE (sheeplenshills @ Feb 5 2010, 12:29 PM)

And yet even though you are engaging in an intellectual exercise, you don't wonder why NOT A SINGLE PERSON ON AN ALLEGEDLY CROWDED HIGHWAY saw this miraculous, impossible event?
Who says no one else saw it? you simply have no one come forward who says they did. In any case all those folks had just had a plane fly close over their heads and explode in front of them. A lightpole in a Taxi was probably not high on the list of local "sights" at that moment.
OK nobody has come forward - so we have a physically impossible tale that nobody claims to have seen with 10+ witnesses who saw the plane on a different flightpath. A normal person would find that an odd sort of story - an intellectual would be somewhat distressed that he has been totally deceived. Because when you get down to it, if Lloyd England's story is false, it is an inside job irrespective of all the other impossible events that happened before 10.30am that day.
QUOTE (sheeplenshills @ Feb 5 2010, 12:29 PM)

" And here you are pushing your bandwagon about all the NoC witnesses being mistaken despite them all being mistaken in a very, very similar way and quite a few of them being in perfect positon to judge the flightpath. Intellectual exercise is it? I see no signs of intellect so far.
Yet you all the other witnesses are mistaken in thinking it was a south side approach. You can't have ot both ways.
Either witnesses make mistakes sometimes or they don't.
You haven't found a south side approach witness yet as evidenced by your poor attempt first time. Not a single one.
QUOTE (sheeplenshills @ Feb 5 2010, 12:29 PM)

"That's a pretty poor set isn't it. Morin is not clearly a south-side witness. He has the plane going over the Navy Annex which presents problems for the official tale for a start. Paik clearly draws a path that isn't the official flightpath and could easily end up north of the Citgo. Hemphill's account does not have sufficient detail to determine a path. "
He also states he saw it fly down to the pentagon. He simply cannot have done so if it was north of the Citgo he Annex would have blocked ALL his view. I never said the "official" view was right, I just point out that if Morin is telling the truth the plane cannot have gone north of the Citgo. Paik cannot have seen the plane at all once it apssed him. The workshop blocks his line of sight and Hemphill states it came over his right shoulder down Columbia Pike....if it had been on the north side surely he would have named that road instead?
If the official view isn't right, why do you believe it? Blind faith? Morin and Paik aren't the best witnesses to a north-side approach, given their vantage points, as you know well. But if they're your best southside witnesses you had better concede defeat right now.
QUOTE (sheeplenshills @ Feb 5 2010, 12:29 PM)

You're missing the point, I don't want mights, coulds, maybes. CIT have produced over 10 witnesses to back up NoC. Put that intellect to work. Someone backing up Lloyd's story would be a great start as that would really nail the southside approach.
Would it? CIT discount lots of other witnesses whose story does not fit their version of events and twist the accounts some of the ones they say back them up. For instance how can you reconcile Mr Middltons and Mr Morins accounts? Cit don't even try they just place the plane where Mr morin said it was not hundreds of yards to the north where mr Middleton accont has it "so close you could feel the heat"
Which are these witnesses that they discount? The ones with southside evidence that you claim exist? Put up or go back to your intellectual exercise.