September 11

[kompili]

Really why would they have a black box on a flight for destruction, why take the chance that it could be found.

[Fancy]

Really why would they have a black box on a flight for destruction, why take the chance that it could be found.

Guess only you would know why someone would build a plane they were going to destroy but this is about the passenger planes that were hijacked on 9/11 that did have the black boxes.

[kompili]

But yet they couldn't be found, Just another one of 9/11 mysteries

[Fancy]

Your laughing face detracts from any serious discussion. Black boxes were found, you just won't read about them.

[kompili]

I can't help but laugh how gullible you people are, you will believe anything

[Fancy]

Actually that's not true. Please keep to the topic unless you are trying to shut this thread down too. I'll believe the people that were involved, certainly not random blog sites.

[kompili]

If they found the boxes why can't we hear what was on them.

[Fancy]

Turn your hearing aid on.

[kompili]

Could you please stick to the topic, and quit making it personal

[Fancy]

Ah, so calling me a troll doesn't count? Really, for someone who refuses to acknowledge any pertinent references on Wikipedia sure misses out on a lot of information.

[kompili]

Jimmy Wales' Wikipedia: Fake Info Conspiracy
by URI DOWBENKO

Jimmy Wales' Wikipedia: Fake Info Conspiracy Just as Comedy Central's Daily Show is the best "fake news" on TV, Wikipedia is the best "fake information" on the Internet.

Claiming to be a "free online encyclopedia," Wikipedia is actually a shill for corporate and other internet disinformation, just as AP, also known as Associated Propaganda (or Press), is the Media Cartel's syndicator of choice, spreading false "nooz" in hometown papers throughout America.

Using a website called Wikiscanner (wikiscanner.virgil.gr), created by Virgil Griffith, a computer science graduate student, the edits by corporate shills like Fox News, as well as internet-directed PsyOps by the CIA, can be actually cross-referenced using an edited entry on Wikipedia with the owner of the computer network where the change originated.

(It's hard to believe but they don't even use anonymous servers yet.)

Using the Internet protocol address of the editor’s network makes it easier to find out who's making which fake edits to the fake information on Wikipedia.

http://www.conspiracyplanet.com/channel ... entid=4650

[Fancy]

What's that got to do with the references I quote? Nothing. I knew you never read anything I posted.

[kompili]

Because Wikipedia is a fake, you can't believe anything on there.

[Fancy]

Try reading what I post before jumping in and letting everyone know you don't understand. Try "references" and "external links".

[kompili]

I just can't use them as a reference to anything.