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Originally posted by JimFetzer
The engine found on the sidewalk in New York appears to have come from a Boeing 737, not a 767. Similarly, a piece of debris from an American Airlines crash found at the Pentagon and often touted has been traced back to a crash in Cali, Columbia, in 1995
I was talking about the eight (8) floors of steel trusses filled with concrete, which means that, in order to penetrate the South Tower....
Same question about the Pentagon! easy to get a massive engine in the wrekage with all that attention eh?
The evidence refutes that figure of eight (8) slabs (floors) of concrete that had to be "penetrated" by the Boeing 767 operating as United Airlines Flight 175.
The evidence refutes that figure of eight (8) slabs (floors) of concrete that had to be "penetrated" by the Boeing 767 operating as United Airlines Flight 175.
It just occurred to me I may be one of the offenders. I will try to do better. Thanks for this.
Originally posted by Logical one
reply to post by backinblack
Originally posted by JimFetzer
I provide a diagram that shows the angle and the floors that the plane had to have intersected in my Powerpoint. I don't quite understand why no one appears to be going there to see exactly what I am talking about: twilightpines.com...
reply to post by backinblack
Originally posted by SphinxMontreal
It just occurred to me I may be one of the offenders. I will try to do better. Thanks for this.
Jim, there are times you have to fight fire with fire. What's the old saying: if you do not bring a gun to a fist fight you're stupid...and dead. Or something to that effect?
If the PTB @ ATS ban a post or two of your it's not the end of the world. You will, however, have to do without the indestructible Happy Meal the points you accumulate on ATS can purchase.
Originally posted by JimFetzer
Others as well as I have already corrected your blunder about the external support columns being filled with concrete. I was talking about the eight (8) floors of steel trusses filled with concrete, which means that, in order to penetrate the South Tower, the plane would have had to overcome enormous horizontal resistance. I have also recommended studying the first fifteen (15) slides of my Buenos Aires Powerpoint, "Was 9/11 an 'inside job'?", where I illustrate the key issues involved here: twilightpines.com... If you aren't going to study the evidence, then why are you here?
reply to post by FDNY343
Originally posted by Logical one
MASSive as in heavy of mass,
I bet you couldn't lift it!
Jim do you realise how much a 737 engine actually weighs?
Over 4,200 pounds!!!
Now how do you suppose they managed to get that massively heavy engine on the sidewalk in New York without anyone noticing!
Same question about the Pentagon! easy to get a massive engine in the wrekage with all that attention eh?
Originally posted by JimFetzer
I agree, SphinxMontreal. I can't believe the gullibility of some of those posting here. It's as though they swallowed the 9/11 myth "hook, line, and sinker". It surprises me. I'll call 'em as I see 'em.