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John W. Brown from Rolls Royce told AFP earlier, “It is not a part from any Rolls Royce engine that I’m familiar with, and certainly not the AE3007H made here in Indy.”
When AFP told Brown that, if the government version is correct, it MUST be a piece of a Rolls Royce engine, he balked. He asked who at Pratt & Whitney had provided the information.
Asked if the disc in the photo was a piece of a Rolls Royce RB211-535 (the turbofan engine for the Boeing 757-200) or from the AE3007 series, which power the GLOBAL HAWK and the Cessna Citation, Brown said he could not answer.
The RB211-535 is produced in England and the GLOBAL HAWK's AE3007H engine is hand-made in Indianapolis, Indiana.
AFP asked Brown, who works at the Indiana facility, if he was personally familiar with the parts of an AE3007H: "No. I don't build the engines," Brown said. "I am a spokesman for the company. I speak for the company."
He doesn't seem to know much about engines at all, so I wouldn't put much store in his statement.
Originally posted by Realtruth
Why is there only one short blip of footage and there are documented multiple cameras on the Pentagon property everywhere?
And with all of these cameras, I believe the reason they give one angle is because they can photoshop the one camera angle to what they want people to believe, but they can not photoshop or edit multiple angles because people and experts would surely be discovered discrepancies.
Like I said before if there was a 757 that impacted the Pentagon, then why not lay all the cards on the table, like every angle of video footage and not some lame one angle shot, that could have been doctored very easily by an expert.
Think about this theory carefully.
Originally posted by Realtruth
Darkblue and everyone else. I am trying to look at this from many angles and I will not discount anyones theories, so I would hope that you don't discount mine because you have pre-determined thoughts.
Why is there only one short blip of footage and there are documented multiple cameras on the Pentagon property everywhere?
Like I said before if there was a 757 that impacted the Pentagon, then why not lay all the cards on the table, like every angle of video footage and not some lame one angle shot, that could have been doctored very easily by an expert.
Think about this theory carefully.
Originally posted by darkbluesky
And as I've said before, perhaps they don't see a need to publicize all of the investigative evidence since a very very small fraction of the population demands to see it.
Originally posted by In nothing we trust
Originally posted by Klaxmexalix
Would you rather live in the country being bombed for no reason? Or in the country that does the bombing for no reason?
Oh aren't we the cynical realist.
There's a reason it's called peace through warfare.
[edit on 11-4-2007 by In nothing we trust]
Originally posted by darkbluesky
Visit this VDOT webcam site:
vdot.trafficland.com...
As you can see the image updates about every 3 seconds. It is easily understandable to me how an aircraft travelling at 780 fps, could have travelled through the width of the frame without being captured. I can't even see the same car travelling at 70 mph in two consecutive frames.
Originally posted by Watchful1
You tell me they do not have live feeds...?
$9 Billion Annual Expense The Pentagon spends about $9 billion annually on the storage and handling of information - for computers, software and related services - and these systems are crucial to purchasing weapons systems, maintaining inventories of spare parts and keeping payroll and other financial records, the Congressional report said.
Originally posted by darkbluesky
Originally posted by Watchful1
You tell me they do not have live feeds...?
Im not telling anybody anything. Again, I know nothing about remote video surveillence cameras. Just bringing stuff to the debate.
I do know that one hour of pretty crappy video on my PC uses up about 500 MB of storage. To save all the imagery created by all the traffic cameras in VA would take alot of digital storage capacity. Maybe more than worthwhile to monitor traffic congestions issue traffic advisories.
Now the FBI says, "Among the eighty-five (85) videotapes described in paragraph 11, above, I located one videotape taken from closed circuit television at the Citgo Gas Station in Arlington, Virginia. Because of its generally poor quality, the tape was taken to the FBI's Audio-Video Image Analysis Unit (AVIAU).....to determine that the videotape did not show the impact of Flight 77 into the Pentagon on September 11, 2001." (Maguire Documents)
Originally posted by darkbluesky
Im not telling anybody anything.