Well, there don't seem to be any objective truth-seekers here. Any seventh-grade science student could tell you that just transporting and placing large-grained dust-free sand would not cause enough erosion to create enough dust to cause a dust cloud when the sand is driven over and that it would take a team of guys with sledgehammers beating the sand for several days to create that much dust.
http://www.politicalforum.com/index...-ever-happened.512081/page-29#post-1068254989
Jay Windley* should have given this a little more thought when he was trying to think of a way to obfuscate this. His saying that was a pretty big blunder. He should have thought of a better story.
Nobody here has simply said that he was wrong so nobody here has any credibility. There's a point at which things are so clear that sophistry simply becomes ineffective. The best sophist in the world couldn't convince a ten-year-old that a picture of a zebra is really a picture of a giraffe. The anomaly in question here is about that clear to the viewers who take the time to click on the links and examine the issue. You can't save this one with rhetoric and snide remarks; it's simply too clear.
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