This video personifies exactly what's wrong with their investigations and The Good Trouble Show - no presentation of evidence or analysis as a rebuttal as to why we were wrong and they were right. Just two guys saying 'no, they're wrong, We're right', and one guy saying "yeah you guys are so right".
And I must address Matt's claim that I spend too much time in my basement. That is demonstrably untrue as I don't even have a basement.
It's very interesting that they've accused their detractors of cherry picking their statements, but that's exactly what they've done on Matt Ford's show.
They were the ones that originally provided the lat/long coordinates for where they were, and Mick's early illustration demonstrating the camera view was in alignment with the concrete grid simply showed that a) the direction they claimed to have been facing couldn't be correct, and b) they had provided the wrong coordinates.
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I don't recall anyone here stating they were actually at Robert Moses State Park Field 5. Weird how they focused on this and not
@jarlrmai's work that correctly identified their location.
@flarkey had raised the possibility of a plane departing from Newark Airport but that was pretty quickly dismissed by Mick. Weird how they only focused on that one and not the other candidates coming out of JFK Airport.
In response to Mick's requests for the video metadata, they complain we weren't looking at the "totality of the data." This is hilarious, because pretty much all of the data they provided was wrong! Wrong coordinates, wrong direction, wrong timezone...
Now they're claiming the cloud cover was 2000 feet? Where does that even come from other than "trust me bro!", because the meteorological data
for the time they provided (which we have no way of knowing is even accurate)
certainly doesn't support their case.
Not only that, it's also inconsistent with their own previous statements.
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They complain that we took their supposed compass readings and were "chopping it to death" for supposedly being off by 2-3 degrees. They were actually off by about 35 degrees. When they were further questioned about the accuracy of the compass heading they provided two different compass readings - 236 degrees from the RV, and 226 degrees from where they were standing. This makes no sense!
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According to the Tedesco's, they are a "scientific research team of engineers who had the most sophisticated multi-modal equipment being used out there." The most sophisticated equipment has an accuracy of +/- 10 degrees?
Good grief, I am only 20 minutes into this video and I'm not sure I can take any more. They are just speaking absolute nonsense.