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originally posted by: Salander
a reply to: waypastvne
You must have missed my earlier reply to you.
Do you understand the differences between a transport category aircraft and an acrobatic aircraft? Do you understand the differences and limitations between those 2 categories of aircraft? Handling characteristics are vastly different, in case you don't know.
Transport aircraft are very different than aerobatic aircraft, and they cannot perform aerobatic maneuvers.
The official fantasy regarding AA77 is only a fantasy. It did not happen. You are attempting to defend a fantasy, and that is very difficult, and embarrassing to do.
You are in way over your head, yes, WAY past Vne.
originally posted by: Soloprotocol
What concerns me more is that "Gary Eitel, an experienced military and 747 pilot", believes hitting a building the size of the pentagon would be extremely difficult.
originally posted by: ZaneDog
originally posted by: samkent
originally posted by: Soloprotocol
What concerns me more is that "Gary Eitel, an experienced military and 747 pilot", believes hitting a building the size of the pentagon would be extremely difficult.
Perhaps he has never really thought about it before he made that statement.
Most things are difficult until you do them the first time.
What bothers me is that most of the conspiracy crowd accepts that 2 planes hit WTC.
But cannot accept a third hit the pentagon.
To me it makes sense.
Hijack as many as you can and hit as many targets as you can.
If you think about it from their point of view only two hit their intended targets.
One hit an alternate target and the forth failed altogether.
originally posted by: WeRpeons
a reply to: firerescue
Any police officer or homicide detective knows when there's a crime committed, the crime scene is not to be disturbed until there's a thorough investigation of any evidence left at the scene.
originally posted by: Salander
a reply to: waypastvne
You must have missed my earlier reply to you.
Transport aircraft are very different than aerobatic aircraft, and they cannot perform aerobatic maneuvers.