In the case of the two posts you've cited, I'll stand by everything I said in each (with the exception of the HTML error). I notice that you offer no rebuttals, other than to say that I "blab on about characteristics," in one case, and that I "blame the Israelis," in the other, "citing no evidence."

Please do a little reading about the King David hotel incident, and, in particular, the Lavon Affair. In a criminal investigation, the MO or modus operandi can be a valuable clue to the identity of the guilty party.

We've seen independent European analysis indicating that the recent OBL audio tape was probably fake (after being certified here as almost certainly genuine), and in the case of the supposedly damming video from late 2001, the guy on there doesn't even look like bin Laden.

Many of the links showing the comparison have vanished, but this one is still up, at least for now.

Doesn't it occur to you that the appearance of bogus evidence is a good indicator that somebody is being framed, or set up?

As for Flight 800, no less an authority than former JCS chairman Thomas Moorer has questioned the official findings, as have others with expertise in the field of aircraft crash investigation, including the late Cmdr. Donaldson, who had "... extensive experience as a Naval crash investigator and...concluded that the NTSB's explanation of the Center Wing Tank explosion was not credible."

You choose to dismiss the eyewitnesses; I do not, nor did Cmdr. Donaldson, nor do many others, including the Association of Retired Aviation Professionals, which maintains this website in the aftermath of Cmdr. Donaldson's passing.

No competent analyst ever dismisses any data, especially in a case which remains unsolved. My opinion in the case of Flight 800 is mirrored by many who have considerable expertise and experience in aerospace, and many of those points of view can be found on the website noted just above.

Thanks for your comments, Tony. You're welcome to your own opinions, of course, but I hardly think you've made your case.

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