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In reply to the discussion: Counterterrorism Czar Accuses Tenet and CIA of 9/11 Cover-Up [View all]gyroscope
(1,443 posts)50. Is there such a thing as a silent explosion?
let's exercise common sense.
if the explosions were not very loud (as if there were any other kind), how could they be clearly heard by hundreds if not thousands of witnesses in the area?
witnesses commonly used terms such as 'big', 'loud', 'huge', 'tremendous', 'enormous' to describe the explosions they heard. what do you that means? Sunder asserts if the explosions were loud, they would have been heard by many witnesses. but the oral histories of hundreds of witnesses that I posted who have indeed described such explosions proves him wrong.
in short, Sunder is a liar and a clown. either that or he needs to get his hearing checked if he doesn't know what an explosion sounds like.
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That link to the FBI Most Wanted Page for bin Laden: could you tell me what this means?
Bolo Boffin
Jan 2012
#5
So the USS Cole attack is not a significant attack and did not involve American casualties?
Bolo Boffin
Jan 2012
#18
Your answer inside. Which Al Qaeda attacks, small or large, involved airplanes, gyroscope?
Bolo Boffin
Jan 2012
#30
Your answer inside. You didn't answer mine. Which AQ attacks, small or great, involved airplanes?
Bolo Boffin
Jan 2012
#41
Ah, yes, you've got it AND the quote I was looking for originally, the "for example" one.
Bolo Boffin
Jan 2012
#47
"according to Sunder, the explosions were silent which is why no one could hear them on 9/11."
zappaman
Jan 2012
#59
"But a look at the flight data recorder information provided by the NTSB..."
William Seger
Jan 2012
#39