Reply #34: No we aren't, and no it's not

[William Seger]

We were talking about the desire of CTists to believe Mineta's timeline, for the singular purpose of pulling a theory out of their asses that Cheney was ordering Flight 77 to not be shot down when he said "of course it still stands." Perhaps Griffin's changing the subject to Cheney's account differing from others confused you (or perhaps that was Giffin's intent), but no one else puts Cheney in the bunker at the time Mineta says -- as if it mattered, anyway.

And no, CTists get it ass-backwards when they think that differences in witness accounts of time are "fishy": I would be suspicious if everyone was giving the same time, because that doesn't happen very often in real life. That shouldn't be expected unless you think everyone involved was looking at their watches every couple of minutes and making careful mental notes about everything that happened. There is nothing "anomalous" about witnesses having different perceptions and different recollections about details, but that's especially true of time because it's usually just a guess.

OK, last time for this: This is nonsense.