I'm not going to post John Cochran's report for the third time, because you'll just ignore it a third time, or spin another lie, as you did below, where you claim you hosed all ten of my points, when the record clearly shows that you didn't even address all of them.
By now most readers here will be familiar enough with your brand of accuracy to just shrug and grin.
Nobody, not even President George Bush, could possibly forget where or how he first heard of such a terrible disaster, just like none of us will ever forget where and how we first heard of JFK's assassination, the Challenger disaster, the Columbia disaster, or the WTC attacks. Events like these are permanently etched in a person's memory. Just ask anyone you know who was alive on Dec. 7, 1941.
Well, lemme see now, was I at my hotel or was at that school? And when did I spring into action? Was it then, or was it much later? Hoo boy! Sure is tough to remember tough stuff like that.
Oh, please.
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- Towering Deceit is a gret name for what the wackjobs have done to lie about 911.
- Thanks Tom
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- You post this even though you know you are wrong.
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