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Originally posted by Seraphim_Serpente
Interearthling - have you seen the video? Let me ask you another question - did you PERSONALLY SEE a PLANE hit the Pentagon in that video -
Originally posted by Code_Burger
Actually I'm thinking they were on a smaller plane than a 747/757. There were only 66 passengers, weren't there? Did they have to be on a big plane?
Originally posted by Seraphim_Serpente
WestPoint23 & solidstate - let me ask you a question - how hard would it be to alter or modify the exterior of a Plane to make it LOOK as if it were a Commercial Airliner. Perhaps take some 757 spare parts along for the ride. It is more than Possible!
Originally posted by Intelearthling
The families of the 125 passengers and crew members, of Flight 77, that knew their loved ones boarded that fateful flight?
Originally posted by Intelearthling
Please don't make a mockery of their deaths!
It's exactly what you and these other naysayers are doing.
Originally posted by dubiousone
If these frames are 1/2 second apart in time, isn't that too fast for a bright yellow/white fireball of that magnitude to erupt from the fuel contained in the plane's wings?
The object that appears in frame 24 is much too small to be a Boeing 757. It is obviously not a 757. It is clearly something other than what the government is saying it is.
How were they able to get their act together so quickly and go to the locations where the other video evidence was confiscated if this event was unexpected?
Originally posted by Code_Burger
I thought there were only 66 passengers and 12 crew on 77? Isn't that extraordinarily low for that type of flight at that time in the morning?
Originally posted by Indy
I find it interesting that not a single flight that day (of the 4) managed a 50% load. In fact the loads on the 767's (or was it 777's???) would have struggled to hit 30%.
Originally posted by Indy
We have a number of daily nonstops from here to LAX and they are very full usually. I'm thinking 80%+ on the load every day. Many times the flights are sold out. They may be the A319's but they still have over 100 people in them. Flights between those huge markets should do better than those few people they had on board.
Originally posted by Wask
Am I the only one who remembers this video from atleast a year ago? Thats one small plane.