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Your information is incorrect. 85 cameras from around the area of the Pentagon, including those from hotels, were taken as potential evidence. Only 1 camera was focused on the area of impact and that video was released. None of the other cameras were pointed toward the impact area. Truthers here have said all along that it doesn't matter if all 85 cameras were pointed at the impact site and showed definitively that AA77 hit the Pentagon. They said that there is "so much proof that 9/11 was an inside job" that it would be obvious that any videos would have been "doctored." If you don't believe me you can ask Craig Ranke, Aldo Marquis, Rob Balsamo, or SPreston.
Originally posted by Anonymous ATS The pentagon is the most surveyed building on the planet, 86 cameras were focused on the pentagon during the crash and yet only few have been released none of which prove that a 757 hit the pentagon.
Indeed. and yet not one of those FBI confiscated videos would include those video cameras atop the Pentagon roof, overlooking the helipad, and looking in the direction of the alleged approaching aircraft. The FBI would not have jurisdiction over the Defense Department would they? There would also be cameras on the Naval Annex facing the Pentagon. Perhaps several of these Defense Dept cameras captured the decoy aircraft flying over the Naval Annex and overflying the Pentagon. So why have we not seen any of those rooftop videos, which would have been hardwired and stored in the Pentagon basement security room? Come on one of you insider military types; have a streak of patriotism and leak some of those videos. You will be much appreciated. There were other Pentagon rooftop cameras looking out in every direction; perhaps as many as 15 total. No sign of an aircraft at the Pentagon? [edit on 12/4/08 by SPreston]
posted by Anonymous ATS I recently began reading this thread and its too long to respond to everything but on the very first page I wanted to tell Catherder that you did an excellent job gathering this information in an attempt to prove a 757 hit the pentagon. But instead of spending so much time doing so why didn’t you put your efforts towards producing the video footage which proves a 757 hit the pentagon? The pentagon is the most surveyed building on the planet, 86 cameras were focused on the pentagon during the crash and yet only few have been released none of which prove that a 757 hit the pentagon. We see the footage of the WTC crashes all the time on television and in documentaries, just recently the history channel did a show which aired the WTC footage on 9/11. So just show the footage of the 757 hitting the pentagon… we have 24 hour satellite footage of the pentagon, there is not 1 second that an inch of the pentagon goes without being filmed. So if a 757 crossed restricted airspace in route to the pentagon then it was captured on film.
posted by Anonymous ATS The pentagon is the most surveyed building on the planet, 86 cameras were focused on the pentagon during the crash and yet only few have been released none of which prove that a 757 hit the pentagon.
Area of impact? Really? Are you certain jthomas? I don't think these three cameras nor any other cameras on the roof of the Pentagon are incliuded in those FBI confiscated 85 videos. Do you? Could these cameras possibly be directed at the alleged Official Flight 77 Flight Path jthomas? Why does it have to be the area of impact only jthomas? Wouldn't any photos or videos of the surrounding sky and grounds be potentially useful? Do these questions clash with your programming jthomas? Are your circuits about to shut down? [edit on 12/17/08 by SPreston]
posted by jthomas Your information is incorrect. 85 cameras from around the area of the Pentagon, including those from hotels, were taken as potential evidence. Only 1 camera was focused on the area of impact and that video was released. None of the other cameras were pointed toward the impact area.