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hey, very true, i, for one, am just doing this because he begged someone to do that, asap, and tbh, i wouldn't have cared, hadn't the guy already posted at least one other outstanding thread on 9/11, showing excellent quality research. --- that said, visible damage to the pentagon and its surroundings does not indicate a plane crash, i'm not sure what it shows, but that's not (yet) the question. i am not willing to outright dismiss all witnesses as brainwashed, so, although the terminal ballistics of the plane theory are sorely lacking, it remains our best bet to explain these eyewitness accounts. unadressed aspects (certainly incomplete, feel free to add more)
Originally posted by deluded [While I commend your ability to corral all this info together for us I still fail to see any real evidence that a plane hit the Pentagon. If this account is anything close to true could someone please post a picture showing all the damage to the lawn a 757 "dragging it's wing" along the ground might cause? I'm sorry but that's been the lynch pin for me all this time. How could a pilot that had poor piloting skills at best fly a bird that big into a target that small without hitting the ground? Also, why would the wing not have begun to fall apart at contact with the ground?
aircraft are not renowned for their sectional density, are they? 'countless' is a bit unprecise, but the thing (if it really was material) went through 6 outer walls how many internal ones is your guess. furthermore, any part of the aircraft actually penetrating these walls would at least show some deflection at the more durable obstacles, what do you think? of course, the notion that 'it' has to be simply gone after performing such a miracle speaks volumes, too. i've never seen a photo of the wall directly ahead of the hole, but i presume (sorry, sometimes you have to) that the next wall was essentially intact, otherwise that damage would in all likelyhood have been photographed first, along with the elusive penetrator's remains, of course.
Originally posted by HowardRoark Well if you are counting drywall partitions, then “countless” walls is fairly accurate, but how much effort does it take to punch through a drywall partition?
BZZZZZZNNN Wrong! The separate rings did not start until the thrid floor. The plane hit the first floor and travled through the interior space untill it exited out the inner ring drive.
Originally posted by Long Lance aircraft are not renowned for their sectional density, are they? 'countless' is a bit unprecise, but the thing (if it really was material) went through 6 outer walls how many internal ones is your guess.
So your sayin they could have dressed up a missile as a plane. What happened to the orginial passangers on the plane?
Originally posted by shed7628 All i was trying to say the anti conspiracy set allways quote the 1000 or so witnessses that saw the plane crash into the pentagon. At best i have seen a webpage with about 40 documented witnesses seeing a plane crash into the biulding . and about 5 or so witnesses say it was a missle or a missle with wings ,or sounded like a missle. Im going To go off topic just to make a point here. In england we have a guy called darren brown who is an entertainer but is act is all to do with how easy it is to be fooled buy suggestion and hysteria and how just tiny subliminel things can make you do something thing or say something or make a group of random people think the same thing . AND JUST SO YOUR CLEAR HE IS NOT AN HYMPNOTIST. all im trying to say is that its a plane you all expected to see that day crashing into the pentogan. and the power of suggestion is very power full .
ugh, so your walls are suspended in the air, not resting on the basement, riiight. i mean you can't actually write this with a straight face, can you? on top of that, it's borderline irrelevant, sheer penetration is just one aspect, raising suspicion, not the whole story. plus, as said, even if portions of an airliner were rigid and heavy enough to penetrate, they would have to be found somewhere past the hole. they couldn't have been small, because of the required weight and sectional density, which makes their disappearance completely implausible. the entire picture does not add up.
Originally posted by HowardRoark BZZZZZZNNN Wrong! The separate rings did not start until the thrid floor. The plane hit the first floor and travled through the interior space untill it exited out the inner ring drive.
As Labtop pointed out, this is an extremely long thread. This particular point has bess brought up more than once way back on page 23, and 96, or was page 9 and 106? In any case, no the walls disn’t float on air, they were supported by columns and beams. Please note, the squares used to represent the columns in that map are not to scale. They are exaggerated in size for that map.
Originally posted by Long Lance ugh, so your walls are suspended in the air, not resting on the basement, riiight. i mean you can't actually write this with a straight face, can you? on top of that, it's borderline irrelevant, sheer penetration is just one aspect, raising suspicion, not the whole story.
I believe that one of the pictures showed the remains of the landing gear (the wheel, at least) in the hole. Furthermore, as I pointed out many, many pages ago, that is a simple, non-load bearing masonry wall. It appears to be two wythes of common brick with a wythe of face brick. This type of wall is fairly easy to knock a hole in. A close look at the picture reveals that the brick appears to have broken cleanly at the vertical control joints. In addition, you can see the remains of the plaster lath from the inside wall in the pictures
plus, as said, even if portions of an airliner were rigid and heavy enough to penetrate, they would have to be found somewhere past the hole. they couldn't have been small, because of the required weight and sectional density, which makes their disappearance completely implausible. the entire picture does not add up.
That is the inner service drive, it is possible to drive vehicles into the area inside of the E ring. (not big vehicles, the fire trucks wouldn't fit)
Originally posted by billybob however, why is there a 'no parking anytime' sign on that roof? just honestly curious. was there automobile access to the rings?
yes, and here's one where its all missing. whatever, diagonally penetrating a solid building remains an, i dare to say, impossible task for a 757's airframe, even if it's in column dodging mode.... ------------------
Originally posted by HowardRoark I believe that one of the pictures showed the remains of the landing gear (the wheel, at least) in the hole.
www.ceebd.co.uk... melting point above 1100C... i'm sorry, even if it was DU based fluid (normal DU would have been solid, we're not talking about discarding sabots travelling at 4500fps) it wouldn't simply vanish, or would it? are you aware of certain anti-tank weapons utilising a copper filler (of course, the exact substance can be negotiated..) to give the shaped charge more punch? i'd rather use that, because all it would leave is metal dust, not some outlandish fluid everyone would quickly notice. an offshoot is of course, the use of DU powder instead... would you deem that an acceptable modification? final thoughts: mounting such a dense device or cargo into an aircraft would probably require structural precautions, so i suggest you consider the plane substitution theory, in various shades btw, do you consider the last approach pattern OK now, LabTop ? [edit on 23-11-2005 by Long Lance]
Originally posted by LaBTop ... And started to think what could have caused that circular exit hole. I came up with 2 possibilities, since I could only explain that last hole by a hit with an extremely fast speeding FLUID ! ...
Se my post at the top of this page. There were only two exterior walls. and once again, the column sizes on that map are exagerated by at least 400 %.
Originally posted by Zamboni Without a missile the 'exit hole' would not be at the position where it was. Because based on the angle of initial outer wall contact a lone 757 upon disintegration would have deflected to some degree as its' mass contacted each of the six walls before exit. Whereas the actual exit hole is perfectly lined up with the angle of entry... meaning there was zero deflection.
dude, stick to your six walls, their support structures (feel better now? ) are founded in the basement, why noone acknowledges this little evil detail is beyond me. + clearly lots of severed and damaged columns, of course that's not comparable to hitting a solid wall, even though stress to the airframe would be greater, due to the smaller impact surfaces involved, right? on top of that all other obstacles were made from styrofoam and the 757 was lubed before take-off, lol [edit on 24-11-2005 by Long Lance]
Originally posted by Zamboni I stand corrected after viewing the blueprints there were just two walls ... one the exterior reinforced concrete entry wall and the C ring exit hole brick wall.