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Originally posted by seattletruth
Just a point of clarification, the crater in the ground was already there before 9/11. This was confirmed by satellite imagery. Check out this video.
Careful there, OP. Pretty soon you'll start watching September Clues and realize there was no planes that hit the towers either.
Think about it. 100% penetration into steel reinforced towers was the most important part of their plan. If even one of the planes didn't fully penetrate, and fell to the ground, the plan would have been completely ruined, and their explosives would have been found.
Normal crash physics says that this is highly unlikely. Of course they would use missiles instead... To make the plan have a 100% success rate.
That was the key to their entire plan. No mistakes (but they made some small ones )
[edit on 30-1-2010 by seattletruth]
Originally posted by wiredamerican
It would seem logical, to me at least, that the fuselage of the plane would have the most impact . The wings being flimsy arms would only disintegrate upon something more structurally sound.
Originally posted by SphinxMontreal
"The wings put a pretty big hole in the towers, didn't they? Or did they?"
According to video, the wings (and the entire plane for that matter) sliced through the towers like a hot knife through butter. I guess the video CGI guys didn't have the expertise to depict a realistic impact against the tower.
Isn't it funny how the plane, allegedly traveling at approximately 450 mph, easily sliced through the facing of the towers, but then came to virtually a complete and sudden stop once it hit the middle of the towers. This is even more absurd when you realize the length of a 767 is 160 feet and the width of the tower was 210 feet.
"The wings put a pretty big hole in the towers, didn't they? Or did they?"
According to video, the wings (and the entire plane for that matter) sliced through the towers like a hot knife through butter. I guess the video CGI guys didn't have the expertise to depict a realistic impact against the tower.
Isn't it funny how the plane, allegedly traveling at approximately 450 mph, easily sliced through the facing of the towers, but then came to virtually a complete and sudden stop once it hit the middle of the towers. This is even more absurd when you realize the length of a 767 is 160 feet and the width of the tower was 210 feet.
Back to the topic at hand, no physical evidence of large commercial aircraft at Pentagon and Shanksville means that those planes did not crash at those locations. A remote controlled model airplane would leave more damage evidence than what was observed at either of those locations.
But then again, when your captive audience consists mainly of gullible moronic suckers, you can tell them anything and they'll believe it.