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Originally posted by darkbluesky
"It would be on my right or the gas station's left. If I'm looking out my window cause I'm looking toward the gas station.....it would be on my right hand side."
As he was coming towards me it just seemed like he was tilting he aircraft to his right. It was almost like....not really going in nose first...it's just like almost like at an angle.
Originally posted by Craig Ranke CIT
Your image is not only post collapse but it's many days later after clean-up had started.
In fact if you look closely in your image you can see how they even already added these supports:
Originally posted by darkbluesky
reply to post by Craig Ranke CIT
The damage to the rt column is consistent(sp). Agreed pre-collapse photo does not show damage to left column but not unreasonable to speculate damage to reinforced column behind limestone facia was damaged but covered by faom coated limestone which was later removed or fell.
Also, your red circle is not consistent(sp) with where left column damage occured. Close inspection shows left column damage is precisely at 2nd floor level. You placed red circle 2-3 feet above actual damage location in last pic. Fact that damage on left column is exactly at 2nd floor slab, which is re-barred, also explains why limestone facia remained bonded until post collapse.
Nice to see you here Craig.
Originally posted by darkbluesky
OK, what do you think caused the damage clearly visible in these "post collapse plus 2-3 day" photos?
Conspiritors?
Originally posted by Craig Ranke CIT
Obviously not a plane because the damage did not exist like that on 9/11.
The entire area was gutted and rebuilt.
I don't understand what you don't get or why you are being sarcastic about this.
Originally posted by Craig Ranke CIT
Consistent is properly spelled.
Why did you put (sp) after it every time?
Originally posted by darkbluesky
Why do use these "fish eye lense" shots?
This shot does not even show the area we've been discussing.
Originally posted by darkbluesky
I'm a poor speller and sometimes words don't look right to me.
Get it?
Originally posted by darkbluesky
I posted an animation on the previous page that very clearly shows how this could be done.
Originally posted by ANOK
Originally posted by darkbluesky
I posted an animation on the previous page that very clearly shows how this could be done.
Sry this going to be a one liner, but I simply disagree.
Do have anything else?
OK so it wasn't a one liner, sue me...
Originally posted by Craig Ranke CIT
And just to underscore it even more.....
It's quite clear that even after the collapse the left column was not completely breeched as it was after supports were added days later.
If the alleged 757 was supposed to have Pratt and Whitney engines, but they stuck Rolls Royce parts as "debris", they best have a plausible explanation for that one. According to what I have read, that "debris" was parts of a Rolls Royce engine
The demonstrated reliability of the 757 has approval for extended-range twin (engine) operation, or ETOPS. In July 1990, the Federal Aviation Administration granted 180-minute ETOPS certification for 757-200s equipped with both the Rolls-Royce RB211-535E4 and RB211-535C engines. Previously, the FAA had certified the 757-200 equipped with RB211-535E4 engines for 120-minute operation in 1986.
What is also amazing is a RR high pressure stage rotor, alleged to be 757 plane "debris", became detached from a Rolls Royce engine, and was in pristine condition from what was alleged to have violently detached from the rest of the engine. It sits mid-way inside the encased engine tightly packed in with other large parts of the engine. The part is approximately 2-2 1/2' in diameter.
Plus, the wrong color primer was on part of the "debris" metal stated to be their alleged 757. The year of the plane, alleged to have done the damge, did not have that color primer used in the year it was manufacturered
During an interview earlier this week, Koch delicately handled eerie mementos of the crash found during cleanup: Whittington's battered driver's license. One granddaughters' luggage tag
Rescue crews were able to pull Calley's body from Flight 77's wreckage. Now, after a long period of hesitation, Jensen plans to let the Pacific waters take her cremated remains