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Originally posted by snoopy
For the plane to have flown over the building and yet no one see it, impossible. For them to have planted explosives without anyone knowing or seeing, pretty much impossible. For the explosives to have actually sucked debris inwards, impossible. For...
Originally posted by tezzajw
Originally posted by snoopy
For the plane to have flown over the building and yet no one see it, impossible. For them to have planted explosives without anyone knowing or seeing, pretty much impossible. For the explosives to have actually sucked debris inwards, impossible. For...
For the government to confiscate all video tapes in the area and then release only five frames from ONE tape, that shows an explosion - impossible!
Oh, wait... that's what they did. Maybe the impossible is possible afterall.
Dobbs, Mike
"... we saw a plane coming toward us, for about 10 seconds ... It was like watching a train wreck. I was mesmerized.... At first I thought it was trying to crash land, but it was coming in so deliberately, so level ... Everyone said there was a deafening explosion, but with the adrenaline, we didn’t hear it.
Marine Corps officer Mike Dobbs was standing on one of the upper levels of the outer ring of the Pentagon looking out the window when he saw an American Airlines 737 twin-engine airliner strike the building.
"It seemed to be almost coming in slow motion," he said later Tuesday. "I didn’t actually feel it hit, but I saw it and then we all started running.
"A plane just flew into the Pentagon," Boger responded.
I think the landing at Reagan is not feasible because it would be an incredible spectacle to 100's of people on the highway while the flyaway would have a MUCH better chance of getting away unnoticed by most.
Here are potential flyaway paths....
Originally posted by CaptainObvious
I was looking at CIT's witness that was getting gas at the Citgo Station. He claims to have witnessed a North of the Citgo pass.
He also claims to have seen the impact.
CIT points out that this was impossible due to a mound of dirt that would obstruct his view.
I would like to point out what Craig and Co. post over and over...then I will ask a question...to those that know how to come to an answer...
1. here is a post Craig made recently at the Loose Change Forum. Where he posted possible flight paths:
I think the landing at Reagan is not feasible because it would be an incredible spectacle to 100's of people on the highway while the flyaway would have a MUCH better chance of getting away unnoticed by most.
Here are potential flyaway paths....
Craig has changed his mind on the flight path..... but thats not what concerns ,e.
"About a third of the sky was blacked with smoke", He said. Hunt was in contact with this office via e-mail on September 11 until he left work and decided to walk, rather than catch a crowded subway. "I talked to a number of average people in route who said they saw the plane hovering over the Washington Mall Area at an altitude lower that the height of the Washington Monument" Hunt stated. He said they reported to him they could clearly see the markings of an American Airlines airliner and some even said they could make out faces of passengers in the aircraft windows. Again, this is what Bob Hunt heard from witnesses on the street in Washington D.C. on September 11, 2001.
www.911-strike.com...
There’s a plane coming in!”
Fortunately, no plane crashed into the
White House. One reason for this false alarm
may have been a split-second decision by an
air-traffic controller. When the hijacked
plane turned into the Pentagon, it was on a
collision course with an airliner leaving Reagan
National Airport as scheduled. Without
the data from Flight 77’s transponder and
not knowing the intention of the hijacked
plane, the controller ordered the departing
aircraft to take a hard right, into the protected
airspace above the White House. !!!!!!!
info.jems.com...
Originally posted by beachnut
If you had to choose a plane to fly with no experience, you should choose the 757/767.
Originally posted by tezzajw
Originally posted by beachnut
If you had to choose a plane to fly with no experience, you should choose the 757/767.
I'm not sure what you mean by that statement?
How can you fly at all, if you have no experience?
I thought they had a path, but have started another thread saying they have no path, but present a new "we don't have path but here one is" path that needs 77 degree of bank and misses the impact zone at the Pentagon, right next to window were people would have seen it do who knows what.
Originally posted by CaptainObvious
reply to post by Craig Ranke CIT
Craig...
Was it you that stated that said one of your witnesses at the Citgo station said there was a mound of dirt that would have blocked Sgt. Lagasses vision to the Pentagon?
Either way, it does not matter. There is no way your flyover theory is doable.
Now, as far as changing your mind. Your computer graphics show the plane flying straight across the Pentagon. Your drawing shows it going off toward the left.
[edit on 8-4-2008 by CaptainObvious]
So on this post you stood by your flight path, but when proven impossible, you start a new thread to say you never had the flight-paths you defended in this thread?
Originally posted by Craig Ranke CIT
Yeah.
It's "impossible" for the most powerful country on earth to fly a plane north of the citgo station and away from the Pentagon.