The Shadow said:the explosion was photoshopped as well??
whatever it was was very very close to the ground....Im not sure a missile could have been coming in from that angle
The Shadow said:whatever it was was very very close to the ground....Im not sure a missile could have been coming in from that angle
good point about the circle, that is kind of strangebignate73 said:and you think a 757 could???
the thing that i find funny is that most of the accounts I see about the angle the plane flew, was that it would have had to fly straight in (with no wings) to create the perfect circle that it did. it was coming in actually on an angle with no engine/wing impact damage to the building. and the fuselage would have made a more oblong shape.
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Testosterone boy said:There are unanswered questions:
There was little wreckage left which means that most of the plane burned. Aluminum creates a 4000 degree fire which would have scorched the grass I believe?
There was nothing left of the two main engines. Jet engines are built to have an inferno in them, I doubt they would have burned and disappeared?
The hole is round? The plane is not. The adacent windows were unbroken for the most part?
Why wait 6 years and release another frame? Did that make any difference?
That one piece of brightly painted aluminum that was conspicuously away from the wreckage did nothing to calm my concerns.
redguru said:I will say this again, you conspiracy theorists denigrate the souls of those who lost thier lives that fateful day. Life is fragile and the lives of many can be taken away by the whim of one or the few. That alone justifies the eradication of those who believe all life is subject to thier casual disregard. This conflict of ideals has to occur for the betterment of mankind as a whole.
As far as the conspiracy:
The US Government can't even get 435 people to agree on a spending bill let alone the numbers of people it would have taken to carry out a hoax of that magnitude.
jnuts said:All you fucking conspirancy mental midgets.... please read redguru's post AGAIN.
Testosterone boy said:Examining the evidence is not the hallmark of mental midgetry.
So far....the only people I have seen be outraged by closer analysis are.....Republicans.
Government employed Republicans to be more precise.
There seems to be more evidence that makes one wonder than evidence to the contrary.
However...if it was exactly as they say...then nothing will ever be proved and it will be just another huge collection of collossal blunders.
jnuts said:All you fucking conspirancy mental midgets.... please read redguru's post AGAIN.
redguru said:Just for the record, I am neither Republican nor presently employed by any agency of the US government.
beefcake28 said:Restating my stance on the Pentagon "conspiracy theories": http://www.elitefitness.com/forum/showpost.php?p=6020067&postcount=121
Mental Midgets? Maybe you should think before making such a blanket statement... Or, maybe we should compare the credentials of some of these "mental midgets" to your credentials...
Scholars for 9/11 Truth
Among those included in this society are:
Robert M. Bowman: Former director of the US Advanced Space Programs Development in the Carter and Ford administrations, former Air Force Lieutenant Colonel with 101 combat missions.
James H. Fetzer: McKnight Professor of Philosophy at the University of Minnesota, Duluth and co-chair of S9/11T.
David Ray Griffin: Professor of philosophy of religion and theology emeritus at the Claremont School of Theology.
Steven E. Jones: Professor of physics, Brigham Young University, co-chair of S9/11T, and an editor of its forthcoming publication, Journal for 9/11 Studies.
Wayne Madsen: investigative journalist, author, and syndicated columnist.
John McMurtry: FRSC, moral philosopher, ethicist, and author of six books on public policy issues, who works at the University of Guelph in Ontario, Canada.
Morgan Reynolds: Texas A&M University Professor of Economics Emeritus, and former Chief Economist for the United States Department of Labor, former Director of the Criminal Justice Center.
Andreas von Bülow: former state-secretary in the German Defense Ministry, minister for research and technology, and member of Parliament for 25 years.
The full list of members can be found here: http://www.scholarsfor911truth.org/WhoAreWe.html
jnuts said:All you fucking conspirancy mental midgets.... please read redguru's post AGAIN.
Testosterone boy said:Government employed Republicans to be more precise.
Pretty much a given.jnuts said:Who said I'm Republican?
beefcake28 said:Mental Midgets? Maybe you should think before making such a blanket statement... Or, maybe we should compare the credentials of some of these "mental midgets" to your credentials...
Testosterone boy said:...I didn't know you gave a damn about 9/11 opinions.
bluepeter said:Asking questions and seeking to clarify things of this nature does not denigrate anyone.
Fair enough.jnuts said:My comment stands - as do my credentials.
jnuts said:The whole airplane not running into the Pentagon shit pisses me off.
I know too many people who were there - that day, and waaaaaaaaay more shit than you'll ever see on the public side.
Occam's razor - a plane hit the damn building.
jnuts said:There is a difference between asking questions and selective ignoring of evidence.
beefcake28 said:Their isn't enough evidence on either side to support a concrete decision, in my opinion.
jnuts said:There is a difference between asking questions and selective ignoring of evidence.
Testosterone boy said:I hope that someday they prove that the official line
bluepeter said:That is a rather ironic statement considering the current administration...![]()
jnuts said:There is a difference between asking questions and selective ignoring of evidence.
bluepeter said:So those that question their government in this instance and compound their sin by selecting ignoring 'evidence', how would they compare to those that selctively ignore the fact their government selectively ignored intelligence in order to justify an invasion?![]()
bluepeter said:So those that question their government in this instance and compound their sin by selecting ignoring 'evidence', how would they compare to those that selctively ignore the fact their government selectively ignored intelligence in order to justify an invasion?![]()
Phenom78 said:They would selectively exclude most of your post to point out that there has been no evidence that anyone selectively ignored intelligence to justify an invasion. That after multiple select committees conducting investigations no bipartisan commission has made that charge. In fact they stated there is no evidence of information tampering. Which is consistent with the fact that every other major countries intelligence service believed the same.
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