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Originally posted by Caustic Logic
Originally posted by mirageofdeceit
COMMENT REMOVED DUE TO SENSITIVE (SECURITY) NATURE.
[edit on 19-4-2007 by mirageofdeceit]
That gives me the spooks. I hope that doesn't start popping up in my posts. Or hope it does? MoD knows some stuff it seems.
Originally posted by Vinadetta
It seems like the government really wants us to believe that Steel Buildings are actually made out of balsa wood, and airplanes are made out cardboard!!!!
Same goes for the Pentagon, where are the photos of the parts!!! It truly is disturbing that after seeing the pictures of the Pentagon, and Shanksville, that the general public just doesn't stop to think on their own for a minute and invetigate anything. Instead, as long as the MSM reports it, it has be 100% correct!!!
Originally posted by Quackmaster
They did not find debris 8 miles away. The muppets who quoted those figures used mapping software to calculate distances and then quoted the drive distance.
As the crow flew it was a little over a mile - just look at a map, it's not rocket science.
If ever you lot do prove any of this stuff, what exactly are you going to do with it?
The village of New Baltimore is a dozen or more miles by automobile but eight as the wind blows, which it was doing a year ago. Melanie Hankinson was at the church next to her home, transfixed before a television that showed the World Trade Center ablaze, when the man who sprays her lawn stopped by to tell her he was finding odd things in the weeds.
"He said there was a loud bang and smoke and then these papers started blowing through your yard," she said. "I said, 'Oh.' Then I went back to the TV." Then the parish priest, the Rev. Allen Zeth, told her an airplane had crashed in Shanksville.
For the next few hours, Hankinson gathered charred pages of in-flight magazines, papers from a pilot's manual -- she remembers a map showing the Guadalajara, Mexico, airport -- and copies of stock portfolio monthly earnings reports.
"And there was some black webbing -- a lot of people found that," she said. The webbing, flexible where it hadn't burned, crisp where it had, was from insulation lining the belly of the jetliner.
"A couple more miles and it could have been here," Hankinson said. Those words have been spoken in straight lines emanating in every direction from the strip mine where Flight 93 rent the earth.
Originally posted by mirageofdeceit
I'd heard that most of it had ended up in the bottom of some lagoon or lake near there, and is why no debris was found at the primary crash site (?!). Not sure if it was yet another wild theory though.
What parts were allegedly found 8 miles away, and how do they explain how they got there??
As always, extraordinary claims require extraordinary proof.
Originally posted by Caustic Logic
Just for anyone who hasn't seen it yet, this is the engine planted at the scene.
Pre-planted by agents or planted by the crashing 757? Does it match a 757 engine?
Questions I can't answer...