Well you did behave
exactly as
candycorn predicted you would.
And how is that, exactly? Also, would you mind answering the questions above this time?
Well
candycorn said,
"it also shows us that no matter what, you’ll just claim that everything presented that contradicts you is made up or doesn’t meet your standard of proof. Hence, there is little reason to try to convince you of anything," and that is precisely what you've done.
No, that's exactly what -candycorn- has done. She has determined that the evidence I have provided isn't plausible, and therefore I'm wrong

. You, atleast, are seeing the videos I've provided and commenting on specific witnesses, such as Terry Morin. You may have not really understood the implications of what he said in the video, but I can help make such implications clear in followup.
What I've seen is
candycorn ask you three questions:
- Explain The wreckage from AA77 was found at (and inside) the Pentagon.
- Explain The ATC tracking of AA77 shows it entering the airspace but not leaving it.
- Explain What caused the five downed light poles at the Pentagon on 9/11/01.
First one you dismissed as the wreckage is staged.
The first one, in some instances, I asked to see evidence that the wreckage was really there, or just someone who likes to yank the chain of truthers. The wheel hub comes to mind.
Second one I don't believe you responded to.
I responded (I've now responded to every post sent my way as far as I know), but I'm not going to go digging to find where I did it. Essentially, I said that -some- type of aircraft may have exploded in pentagon airspace, but it wasn't a AA77, or even a 757, and it didn't knock down the light poles or cause the damage to the Pentagon.
Last one you claim was staged.
Yes, and I laid out a lot of evidence as to why I believe that's the case.
And again, at the risk of belaboring this intuitive point...
"it also shows us that no matter what, you’ll just claim that everything presented that contradicts you is made up or doesn’t meet your standard of proof. Hence, there is little reason to try to convince you of anything,"
Why don't you discuss the evidence I've presented? Saying that you're right and I'm wrong isn't going to get us anywhere.
As far as your question ... I have yet to see evidence the official account is false.
In other words, you believe that the evidence against the official story doesn't meet -your- standard of proof, no?
No, I meant what I said.
Look, we clearly disagree as to what constitutes evidence. Could we atleast discuss what -I- believe is evidence that the official story is false? There's lots of it that you haven't yet responded to. Should I enumerate all the posts of mine that you have yet to respond to? That's not even going into all the -points- that you've probably not responded to in posts that you may have responded to in part...
You've not presented any evidence to prove the official account is false.
I never said I could prove anything to you. Do you honestly think you can prove the official story is true to me? This is about discussing evidence and what is most plausible. Right now, we can't even agree what constitutes -evidence-, so I think we should just settle for discussing what -you- think is evidence, and discussing what -I- think is evidence, and seeing as to why we agree that our 'evidence' is better then our opponent's.
All you've done is attempt to inject doubt into it (claiming evidence was planted, England is lying, some witnesses recall events somewhat different from others, etc...) but nothing discounts the official narrative.
Why can't you accept that not everyone thinks like you do? I and many others have a strong belief that the evidence that the official story is a sham is overwhelming. I can accept that you don't feel that way. Because of your beliefs, I "inject doubt" as you say, because I know that going beyond simply -suggesting- that your beliefs are mistaken would lead to a breakdown in communication. Why can't you simply do the same with -my- beliefs? And why not atleast -acknowledge- the fact that Lloyd England -could- be lying, and that CIT has amassed a substantial amount of witnesses, many filmed at the location where they saw an airplane approach the pentagon, and they corroborate a flight path that flew north of the Citgo gas station?
Meanwhile, I see the official story as far more plausible than any other account I've heard.
Ofcourse, which is why you believe it

. I believe alternative narratives because I believe -they- are more plausible. What a person believes concerning 9/11 is just one more set of beliefs, along other sets such as political affiliation and religion (or lack thereof). I don't know about others, but I come to forums to try to explain why I believe what I believe, learn why others believe other things, and see if there's a way that we can come to agreements on these differing beliefs.
So? You believe what you believe and I believe what I believe ... so what?
I'm just trying to point out that we both believe that our version of events is more plausible. That should be obvious, so there's no need for you to bring it up. I think the point of discussing this at all is to see why we disagree. Don't you?