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Originally posted by Seekerof
Not sure how you have deduced such, but you are sadly and quite mistaken if you think that you or anyone else has remotely come close to "debunking" anything?
You folks continue to use video images to make your case, all the while continuing to ignore that the plane can hardly be made out, if at all, because of two factors:
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You folks continue to use video images to make your case, all the while continuing to ignore that the plane can hardly be made out, if at all, because of two factors: the plane is moving at 500+ mph and the Pentagon security cameras and their shutter/frame rates--thus, concluding here that the you cannot see the plane, except for a bit of a whitish blur, because it's going way too fast and the Pentagon camera(s) shutter rate is way too slow.
Originally posted by enoc777
"The individual is handicapped by coming face-to-face with a conspiracy so monstrous he cannot believe it exists." - J. Edgar Hoover, Former FBI director
Originally posted by theluketheory
I'd believe it wasn't a plane if someone could answer me these 3 things:
How do you hide a plane and all the passengers?
Originally posted by theluketheory
I'd believe it wasn't a plane if someone could answer me these 3 things:
How do you knock over lamposts without a plane?
Originally posted by theluketheory
I'd believe it wasn't a plane if someone could answer me these 3 things:
And why wouldn't a plane crash into the pentagon?
Originally posted by rockieboy
I still have a hard time believing that a plane of that size can travel that fast that close to the ground (parallel to the ground) and hit the pentagon perfectly without overshooting the side a little or smacking the ground.
The film shows the plane was already very close to the ground entering the frame from the right, so it must have been traveling parallell and didn't come in at an angle when impacting the pentagon.
I'm not familar with the area around the pentagon, but can a plane of that size get down to that altitude and not hit anything in the process?
I would think that it would take a great deal of real estate to position a plane of that size that close to the ground...also a top-knotch pilot...not someone freshly trained from pilot school.
Originally posted by rockieboy
ThatsJustWeird...I meant top...not side. My mistake. The pentagon is about 5-6 stories high right. That's still one hellova shot to hit the building w/o over/under shooting your target at that speed. Even with the video of the plane hitting the twin towers, you can see the plane tilt to the side when the pilot readjusted the plane before impact. This pilot had it perfect...not too high...not too low...and the correct left/right tilt of the plane..anything other than this "money shot" would have left more debris.
Do you think there is a better quality video or atleast better resolution, surely the camera wouldn't record tiny like that, it'd be 800x600 or something monitor sized?
Originally posted by Seekerof
After providing the links given, conclusively, there was no cruise missile, there was no Global Hawk, and there was no smaller than a 757 aircraft, period.
Originally posted by Seekerof
Furthermore, the Pentagon security camera's were crap in that their shutter rate was way too slow to adequately capture an aircraft moving at 500+ mph. Hell, a 7-11 probably has better security cameras, but anyhow....
Originally posted by Seekerof
The airplane was completely disintegrated after it hit the concrete wall at about 500 miles per hour. Furthermore, there is very little doubt that the airliner's throttles were firewalled. The security camera only took a picture every half second. You could see the beginning of the nose of the airplane on the right in one of the video stills, and then the explosion right afterward.