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Originally posted by mosey
all i've said is that there are too many problems with the videos.
The videos have many holes. different flight paths, different angles same backgrounds, same angle different background, planes that vanish along a perfect line (up until the tip of the wing), impossible speeds.
funny how a f-4 Phantom weighing 60000 pounds ACTUALLY TRAVELLING AT 500mph does not pierce concrete ALONE, without intense reinforcements.
Originally posted by D.Duck
Step NR1. Learn Newtons third law then look at the footage.
Originally posted by D.Duck
Just have a look at the footage and remember the law and you will be fine.
Originally posted by thedman
reply to post by mosey
Look around - notice something about the room. It is mostly EMPTY
SPACE! Once you breach the exterior walls is not a lot of resistance
to 767 travelling at 500 mph - the furnishings in the way were bulldozed
across the building to the outer side. In some cases the people caught
in the path of the planes were ejected out the other side of the building
along with debris.
Your comparison of a building to a solid slab of concrete is false
Originally posted by mosey
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wing disapears beautifully before hitting the building
Originally posted by mosey
and my all time favorite.....
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Originally posted by mosey
and my all time favorite.....
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Originally posted by mosey
i just wanted to show you guys that just MAYBE the major news media is not a reliable source.
Originally posted by mosey
for the record, y'all didnt debunk sh*t.
Originally posted by mosey
im going to leave you believing that you know the absolute truth about the events of 9/11.
Originally posted by _BoneZ_
reply to post by hackbart
There's no such thing as plane parts "disappearing" or "turning to dust". It doesn't matter what a plane hits, a concrete wall or steel wall, in the case of an A-4 that weighs 10,000 pounds, there will still be 10,000 pounds of wreckage after impact.