posted on Jul, 13 2006 @ 07:29 PM
David Ray Griffin has a chapter on adanced notice in his book, THE 9/11 COMMISSION REPORT: OMISSIONS AND DISTORTIONS, to which I defer in relation to
the first of your questions. It would have been aeronautically impossible for a commercial plane like a 757 flying at high speed to get as close to
the ground as the official government account requires. PLUS a large plane could not have entered such a small hole. If it had hit there, the
quanities of debris would have been enormous. But instead we have no wings, no fuselage, no seats, no luggage, no bodies, no tail--not even any
engines! The smooth, green, and unblemished lawn is the smoking gun of the Penagon. Not only would it have been massively disrupted if the plane had
been able to come in low to the ground, but if it had come in at an angle, it would have created a massive crater. So, either way, the lawn would
have had to have been seriously damaged. But it is not. In addition, neither the five frames nor the two videos show a 757 hitting the building. If
a 757 had hit the building, it would have been conspicuous in those videos. But it is not there, as even Bill O'Reilly acknowledged when he showed
one of them on Fox. So it is simply absurd, in my judgment, to dispute the finding that no 757 hit the Pentagon. I am therefore extremely
distrustful of those who continue to support the government on this point, which is among those on which it is most vulnerable. I like Norman
Maneta's testimony about Cheney's performance at the bunkder beneath the White House during 9/11. Michael Ruppert's CROSSING THE RUBICON lays out
a powerful case for Cheney as the key player in the events of 9/11. I believe that he is right.