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originally posted by: samkent
I think too many people have a preconceived idea of how things work.
Too much CSI on TV.
The simple fact is that these were not accidents.
There were no flaws in the aircraft.
originally posted by: cardinalfan0596
a reply to: Tedgoat
The FBI, spent several million man hours investigating the attack. Again, you reside in fantasy land.
originally posted by: Tedgoat
originally posted by: cardinalfan0596
a reply to: Tedgoat
The FBI, spent several million man hours investigating the attack. Again, you reside in fantasy land.
Yeah I'm sure they did!
originally posted by: cardinalfan0596
a reply to: Tedgoat
Ah yes....the whole FBI is in on it too....I should have know that is what you believe.
originally posted by: cardinalfan0596
a reply to: Salander
No Sir, it is NOT a grossly inaccurate statement. Your belief that the Pentagon is "virtually bristling with video cameras" is. On that day, there were four, maybe five cameras that MIGHT have picked it up had their cameras been pointed in the right direction. NONE of them were video. They were still frame cameras, and the two cameras that showed anything, were released long ago. And what you think is way too small.....is PRECISELY what a 757 would look like at that distance and angle.
originally posted by: Tedgoat
And there is more evidence pointing to a False Flag and less evidence pointing to the Official Mantra!
For a building like the Pentagon, virtually bristling with video cameras, we get a few frames from a parking lot camera. That is laughable, but some folks see that as normal and adequate. It's a joke, 5 frames from a parking lot camera.
originally posted by: cardinalfan0596
a reply to: Salander
No Sir, it is NOT a grossly inaccurate statement. Your belief that the Pentagon is "virtually bristling with video cameras" is. On that day, there were four, maybe five cameras that MIGHT have picked it up had their cameras been pointed in the right direction. NONE of them were video. They were still frame cameras, and the two cameras that showed anything, were released long ago. And what you think is way too small.....is PRECISELY what a 757 would look like at that distance and angle.
And what it shows is that the object flying was much smaller, by a significant measure, than a 757 would have looked. We know the measurements of the 757, and we know the distance from the camera lens to the spot of supposed impact. Had it actually been a 757, the apparent size would have been huge, the airplane very apparent.
By not releasing all the photos and videos they have, the Pentagon is practicing CYA.