A hit dog will holler.....
Does the coli still believe planes brought down the towers on 9/11?
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Poetical Poltergeist
Precise and cold hearted
That's coo bro. It's always gonna be a heavily debated topic and the coincidences and anomalies are mad interesting but i just don't know what more can come of it.
I've watched dozens of docs, read countless articles, essays and blogs, talked to many people who both believe and don't believe the final story. But now what?
I just have to use my common sense at some point and make a judgment call on what I feel most likely happened. But even that is flawed because there are so many moving parts. So I'll just let it be because regardless it was a terrible day that we will never forget.
How does one make a cell phone call at 10000+ feet in the air, moving at hundreds of mph, back in 2001????
That's not really even possible TODAY
This is what I mean, thank you for further proving my point. You have no clue what you're talking about with respect to this event, yet you felt the need to post speaking on something that you literally have no idea about
I bet you think Nixon called the moon too dont you
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Dont be passive aggressive now dude, that's a feminine trait
After I post my pic, will you then post on topic or...???
OJ Simpsom
Superstar
@Ghostwriter you going to use your own words, or post the same 3 videos a dozen times?
OJ Simpsom
Superstar
I've made multiple posts using my own words early on in this thread. Have you watched any of the videos I posted is the bigger question?
Brandon M.
City of Angels
so all those recordings of voicemails are fake?
the persons who supposedly died in the recordings are living in vermont somewhere?
and their families are in on the fix. got it
thousands of people are on in on this fix brehs
Again, your sarcasm refutes NOTHING I said
You cant make cell phones calls from most airplanes, and if you manage to get a signal, it'll drop almost immediately because you're flying over the cell towers too fast
One hijack recording had a person on the phone for over 5 minutes iirc, with a clear connection and not 1 drop in connectivity
These are simple facts. I dont care how you choose to extrapolate these facts. I'm just posting facts. Dont get mad at me, be mad at yourself for not trying to learn more about the event
Brandon M.
City of Angels
okay wheres betty ong?
What does her whereabouts have to do with the fact that you cant make cell phone calls from high altitude planes?
Also, have you listened to any of those cell phone calls personally?
OJ Simpsom
Superstar
MasterOfAllHeSurveyz
All Star
Most of the phone calls were made with air phones (Airfone) which have been on planes since the 70s. Only two of the calls were confirmed to be made via cell phones. I've used a cell phone on a plane in the 90s. The loss of signal was just like going through a tunnel or hitting a dead zone. I resumed the call without disconnecting with the person I was talking to when it hit the next tower because radio signals bounced off of the terrain (fly over country with a lot of mountains to bounce radio waves off of).
They have this mountain range on the East coast called the Appalachians in case you didn't know. Plenty of bounces signals and all of the planes happened to be flying over them.
But, for the sake of argument and let's say all of the calls were made using cell phones. The radius of the signal of a cell phone tower is about 50 miles. Travelling at 500mph would take you roughly over 12 minutes to go from the outside edge of the circle to it's opposite at it's most widest point in a straight line. That's more than enough time to talk to someone not taking into account the signal radius of other towers overlapping.
My only surviving maternal uncle was a Cable Dawg in the Air Force and he set up his share of dishes in Europe and Asia to prevent interception of the signal in what I described above by the Soviets during the Cold War and this shyt makes him laugh. They went out of their way to prevent signal bounce.
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My late uncle was on the highway in front of the Pentagon when it was struck driving his cab. He saw the plane hit it. He said he saw it as clear as day on approach and felt the ground shake as it passed over knocking over poles aligning the highway before impact. He also knew Lloyd England whose cab is in the famous photo.
One of his homeys (JD) was on the plane that struck the Pentagon.
James D. Debeuneure
Brandon M.
City of Angels
okay my point is
the people who made those calls are dead
. its document that their families are now living without the person allegedly made the calls. how do u explain that. flight 93 especially
So basically you're saying that the hijackers lined people up at the air phone so that they could call their families and tell said families that they were about to die, which makes absolutely 0 sense and doesnt even match up with the "official story"Most of the phone calls were made with air phones (Airfone) which have been on planes since the 70s. Only two of the calls were confirmed to be made via cell phones. I've used a cell phone on a plane in the 90s. The loss of signal was just like going through a tunnel or hitting a dead zone. I resumed the call without disconnecting with the person I was talking to when it hit the next tower because radio signals bounced off of the terrain (fly over country with a lot of mountains to bounce radio waves off of).
They have this mountain range on the East coast called the Appalachians in case you didn't know. Plenty of bounces signals and all of the planes happened to be flying over them.
But, for the sake of argument and let's say all of the calls were made using cell phones. The radius of the signal of a cell phone tower is about 50 miles. Travelling at 500mph would take you roughly over 12 minutes to go from the outside edge of the circle to it's opposite at it's most widest point in a straight line. That's more than enough time to talk to someone not taking into account the signal radius of other towers overlapping.
My only surviving maternal uncle was a Cable Dawg in the Air Force and he set up his share of dishes in Europe and Asia to prevent interception of the signal in what I described above by the Soviets during the Cold War and this shyt makes him laugh. They went out of their way to prevent signal bounce.
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My late uncle was on the highway in front of the Pentagon when it was struck driving his cab. He saw the plane hit it. He said he saw it as clear as day on approach and felt the ground shake as it passed over knocking over poles aligning the highway before impact. He also knew Lloyd England whose cab is in the famous photo.
One of his homeys (JD) was on the plane that struck the Pentagon.
James D. Debeuneure
I dont believe your cell phone story so I'd appreciate it if you came with something a little more concrete than your anecdotes
Especially since it's common knowledge that the opposite is true, unless you are making the call through a router(so I guess you're saying you were on a plane with an extremely strong wireless router on it, in the 90s?)
Literally the first thing that pops up on google when you ask about cell phone calls on planes
Also I'm also not sure that you understand how cell phone signals work. You're bouncing your own signal back at you in the situation that you described. Not the person you're supposedly talking to. Unless you're claiming that there are civilian cell phone towers built on mountains
Forgive me if I don't believe your story about your uncle's anecdote unless/until you can produce proof that he said those things on record, because anyone can just say something like that