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Originally posted by darkbluesky
One could assume, not unreasonably, that the initially damaged masonry and steel reinforcing was intentionally separated and pulled away from the column during stabilization efforts, to accomodate the support cribbing.
Again, I ask you, what do you think caused the pre-collapse damage if not AA77?
Originally posted by Timmyboi23
I beleive that the pentegon was in fact a missile or something.
Originally posted by Swampfox46_1999
Plus, the wrong color primer was on part of the "debris" metal stated to be their alleged 757. The year of the plane, alleged to have done the damge, did not have that color primer used in the year it was manufacturered
Not according to Boeing....
According to what follows below, my statement is true as originally reported from Peter Tiradera's book. Lime green primer was not certified to be used until the year 2000. The alleged 757 was manufactured in 1991 when dark green primer was still being used:
N644AA (the Pentagon plane) was built in 1991
which is NINE WHOLE YEARS
BEFORE
that lime-green exterior paint entered general usage as a primer at Boeing.
As far as RR engines, please cite your substantiation in claiming plane number N644AA had RR engines.
www.democraticunderground.com...
Originally posted by eyewitness86
reply to post by Craig Ranke CIT
OK , Craig, so what caused the smoke trail seen on the five frames? If nothing was launched at the Pentagon what was that thing that made the smoke that looked like a missle? Just curious.
Originally posted by Craig Ranke CIT
The physical damage does NOT match a 757 but it does not match a missile either.
click here for large composite image showing damage
Originally posted by Swampfox46_1999
Of course Im sure that super author Peter Tiradera has an answer to that too. Did you know that he was also a CIA assasin with Gene Barrie?
You can quote him talking about primer paint all you want, does not mean its true. He says it is, Boeing says it isnt....SO, I think I will stick with BOEING.
Originally posted by OrionStars
That type of smoke trail would have been low enough to the ground to block our vision on Route 480 or 17 (Brook Park Road). Except on cold days, why would any engine be putting out a heavy white smoke trail at all?
Originally posted by Realtruth
You are making a great case on a 757 did not Hit the Pentagon.
Thanks for your contribution to the thread.
RT
Originally posted by TeslaandLyne
Plane parts on the ground did not go in supposed airlines.
All crash site plane parts were called inconsistent with the
supposed airliner.
Originally posted by OrionStars
reply to post by darkbluesky
Could you please give us a plausible explanation of your hypothesis as to how an alleged 757 did not do the following at the Pentagon?:
1. Did not touch any of those huge spools of construction material or construction trailers.
2. Did not appear to break many, if any, vertical supports in the Pentagon wall.
3. Did not do any trenching across the Pentagon campus lawn to allegedly impact at belly ground level.
4. Left so many unbroken windows at the site of the highest carbon residue concencentration, which is the point of alleged entry of a 757.
5. Did not leave any evidence, on the campus lawn, of any 757 at the time of explosion as shown in the US bureaucracy's own photo frames from video.
Originally posted by Craig Ranke CIT
Your image is not only post collapse but it's many days later after clean-up had started.
In fact if you look closely in your image you can see how they even already added these supports:
The damage was NOT consistent.
You can't use a post collapse photo if you are trying to assert it was from the alleged impact.
catherder used the same image for the same reason and it's deceived many 10's of thousands of people.
Please don't help.
There is nothing possible about the damage to the Pentagon in relation to a 757 impact.