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Originally Posted by Dollarmansteve
1) Boeing flight 77 did not exist
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See departure schedule above..
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4) The eyewitnesses who reported seeing a 757:
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Kelly Knowles from an Arlington apartment two miles away saw two planes moving toward the Pentagon, one veering away as the other crashed.
Tom Seibert, in the Pentagon, listened to "what sounded like a missile" followed by a "loud boom.
Lon Rains Editor, Space News, was driving up Interstate 395 from Springfield to downtown Washington. I heard a very loud, quick whooshing sound that began behind me and stopped suddenly in front of me and to my left.
In fractions of a second I heard the impact and an explosion. The next thing
I saw was the fireball. I was convinced it was a missile. It came in so fast
it sounded nothing like an airplane.
Another witness hearing the loud sound and seeing the jet liner and assuming that sound source and object sited are one and the same. But note that he saw an airliner and that it was 200 yards above the ground, not 20 feet.
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5) the air traffic controllers
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"The radar installation near Parkersburg, W.Va., was built with only secondary radar -- called 'beacon-only' radar. That left the controllers monitoring Flight 77 at the Indianapolis center blind when the hijackers apparently
switched off the aircraft's transponder."
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...If it was in fact flt 77...
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6) How the plane wreckage at the Pentagon scene, if not from flight 77, got there
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Parts that were found were from one engine.. why not 2? The wheels and engine parts found were quite similar to that of a Global Hawk.. Nothing in the way of wreckage points to a 757..
I'm not saying nothing hit the place.. just not a 757...
Not out to try to win your money... I just enjoy a good debate now and then..
I don't know what hit it.. We don't know what hit it.. I'm just not able to convince myself, given all that I have seen and read, that it could have been a 757...