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As I stated, average landing speed for a 757 is approximately 150 MPH.
You've been to an airport and inside planes, but you've never been in close proximity to an airport, glancing at a plane overhead coming in for a landing?
Not that I'm trying to be cute or anything, but if you haven't witnessed something that most people see by the time they're seven years old, then why are you even discussing this issue?
Originally posted by libertytoall
They modified an existing 757 into a drone armed with 2 cruise missiles. You can clearly see the missile bays under the 757 when freezing frames in many of the trade tower videos.
Originally posted by VneZonyDostupa
reply to post by mitman93
I just searched for "american architectural foundation thermite" on google and got no results. Could you post a link?
Originally posted by Hadrian
Originally posted by VneZonyDostupa
reply to post by mitman93
I just searched for "american architectural foundation thermite" on google and got no results. Could you post a link?
well, just out of curiosity, i did the same to thing to see if it was true ... i googled "american architectural foundation thermite" and got 1,550 results.
hmmm.
VneZonyDostupa's post about his inability to do a google search is actually the very first link returned, so one would think his internet fame would help out with his internet savvy!?
Originally posted by VneZonyDostupa
I meant "no results" as in, I got no hits relating to a study by the AAF that claims "nanothermite" was used.
Feel free to post the study the previous poster claimed he saw, if you found it. I'm genuinely curious to read it.
[edit on 2/7/2010 by VneZonyDostupa]
Folks: This is why college students can't use "Google.com" as a source for their reports. Do some real homework, get information directly from as many sources as possible. I really shouldn't have to repeat this every time a thread like this is started.
Originally posted by dereks
Originally posted by hmmmbeer
Wow. So a solid 6 tonne engine bounces off the wall
who said it bounced off the wall? You have not looked at any aerial pictures of the Pentagon, have you!!
Originally posted by Hadrian
well, just out of curiosity, i did the same to thing to see if it was true ... i googled "american architectural foundation thermite" and got 1,550 results.
Originally posted by Emilymary
I remain totally unconvinced that human remains capable of identification could have been retrieved from the conflagration that consumed, virtually in entirety, one massive great airliner complete with two huge engines.
I cannot believe they would even be able to find any remains in such an environment.
Sadly I do beliveve they have the DNA but I think it was taken either by willing people who would get new identities or by victims whose fate, as someone else has commented, is perhaps too awful to ever want to consider. I would put nothing past the Bushes, Blairs and Cheneys of this world.
As there was no airliner anyway - the fact they found DNA is just another lie in my view.
Surprised, I think not.
Originally posted by Emilymary
I cannot believe they would even be able to find any remains in such an environment.