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Hello Kellter I dont think there was any Pilot driving the plane i think it was a remote control plane controlled by this man Larry Silverstein. More information about - Larry Silverstein www.findarticles.com... I think this Larry guy had this whole thing planned out from the beginning. Weeks before the attacks on september, 11th, 2001 Larry Silverstein & Company where designing new buildings and admitted on a television inteview that he "pulled" the world trade centres down or building 7 because it was badly damaged. I think Larry made a deal with American Airlines to turn flight 757 into a remote control plane with bombs planted inside. One thing that got me was that on the news they wouldnt talk about Building 7 which collapsed again by Larry Silverstein who "pulled" the building down and was kept a secret and the government wouldnt mention this here is some links about building 7. 1. www.wtc7.net... 2. www.wtc7.net... 3. www.prisonplanet.com... Sorry if you know this already, but this Larry guy controlled flight 757 into the pentagon just to make it look all innocent for Larry Silverstein.
Originally posted by Kellter Wow Cathearder, Outstanding research and your post is laid out perferct. You've convinced me a 757 hit the Pentagon, now you just have to convince me that someone who learned how to fly by Microsoft Flight Simulator managed to pull off such a precise hit. I believe the pilot did spend time in a professional flight simulator but theres two problems with that. 1. His instructor didn't have high marks for him. 2. He couldn't practice the approach to the Pentagon on the professional software as it would have really raised some flags. Again, outstanding job Cathearder, my other issues are for another thread, thanks for all your woek.
Ok so you have this heliport control tower, which just happens to have a visual line of sight with the heliport. And you don't think that is worth monitoring with high resolution security cameras? And this line of sight between the heliport and the control tower just happens to be directly in the flight path of this (757?). This picture is at the wrong angle, but you can see the heliport on the top right of the pentagon. www.airnav.com... Project Info: Control Tower/Heliport Description: Fast-track Design/Build services for a 1,950 sf building with control tower as well as airfield lighting. Project encompassed demolishing existing control tower and fire house. Constructed pre-engineered metal building with structural steel framed upper level for helicopter controllers and office space. Lower level accommodates fire equipment, VIP room, lounge area, kitchen, and bathrooms. Building hardened to withstand 100 mph winds. Located about 40 feet from the September 11th impact site but suffered only minimal damage enabling fire equipment to respond to the emergency. [edit on 2-8-2006 by In nothing we trust]
Originally posted by In nothing we trustDon't you think that they had cameras focused on the helipad just in case some wayward general absconded with a briefcase full of classified documents?
Originally posted by tuccy Not every angle around but every angle inside - that's the difference. The cameras were set up to guard top-secret departments, safes and so on. The only two external threats perceived as real prior to 0911 were truckbomb and nuke missile. For a truckbomb a camera with 2fps speed is enough and for nuke anything is useless.
im 14 and i have my own "profesinal" flight simulator ther exspensiv but not hard to come by
Originally posted by Kellter Wow Cathearder, Outstanding research and your post is laid out perferct. You've convinced me a 757 hit the Pentagon, now you just have to convince me that someone who learned how to fly by Microsoft Flight Simulator managed to pull off such a precise hit. I believe the pilot did spend time in a professional flight simulator but theres two problems with that. 1. His instructor didn't have high marks for him. 2. He couldn't practice the approach to the Pentagon on the professional software as it would have really raised some flags. Again, outstanding job Cathearder, my other issues are for another thread, thanks for all your woek.
Uhm, no. The information about Burlingame and MASCAL is flat out wrong. He retired from the Navy Reserve in 1996 and had been working for American Airlines since 1979. In fact it's not even known WHICH MASCAL exercise he participated in. The Mascal exercise is NOT specifically a 757 into the Pentagon. It was a commercial plane having an ACCIDENT on landing and impacting the building. www.911myths.com...
Originally posted by In nothing we trust Interesting to note that the side of the pentagon which was hit faces Arlington National Cemetary. Also interesting to note that, the pilot of flight 77 which supposedly hit the Pentagon, was an ex-navy F4 pilot who, less than one year prior, participated in an exercise in the Pentagon, in which it gets attacked by a commercial airliner. Project MASCAL. 1) In October 2000, Government Simulates Exercises of a 757 hitting the Pentagon. 2) Charles Burlingame, Navy F4 pilot participates in this exercise. 3) Burlingame retires, gets a job flying commercial jet-liners. 4) Less than 12 months after MASCAL, its' HIS flight allegedly crashes into the Pentagon! Charles Burlingame is also buried in Arlington National Cemetary. He was among the navy's best pilots and a graduate of the Navy’s Top Gun fighter pilot school in Miramir, CA. Navy Vice Adm. Timothy Keating said Burlingame, who trained many pilots, "could make the jets talk. He could fly." I don't know much about aircraft navigation, but wouldn't there be some kind of directional beacon, used to direct incomming helicopters in, eminating from the heliport control tower? www.airnav.com... [edit on 3-8-2006 by In nothing we trust]
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