Originally Posted by RocHard

I watched the video again and it says "buildings don't swallow up airplanes". Yes, they do. We've all seen the video footage of two different planes getting swallowed up whole when they slammed into both buildings of the WTC.

Everything the video says can be explained....
- One witness says he "smalled cordite" indicating it explosives were involved. How does he know what cordite or explosives smell like? Hundreds of gallons of jet plane fuel went up, plus an entire fucking airplane. Everything was burning. Could it not be possible that the jet fuel on fire smelled like explosives?
- One witness says the plane "flew overhead and barely made any sound". So? Perhaps the pilot had throttled back the engines and was coasting in knowing he wasn't going to coming back up.
- Another witness says "it looked like a smaller plane that would only fit seven or eight people". Where was this person when he/she saw the plane, and how far away from it was he/she? When I see a plane in the sky it tends to look much smaller than it really is.
- There is also a mention of "untouched wire spools". Yep. It flew over them and they weren't touched. Nor was the grass because the damn plane didn't hit the grass.

And then there is the concern about the size of the hole. While we tend to think of a plane of this size to be huge, it really isn't? What is it - fifteen feet wide? This plane didn't hit "just a building", it hit the Pentagon which is made up of five feet concrete walls. It punched a hole through a five foot wide concrete wall. And it went through the entire "ring" of that section of the building (Isn't the Pentagon made up of five "rings"?). The rings are hundreds of feet; The wings of the plane quickly folded and snapped off which is why there isn't two hundred feet of hole. What little of the airplane was left burned up.

Sorry folks, if this wasn't what we were told it was..... thousands of people were involved in this and have been lieing about it. In our industry ten people can't keep a secret for a week. Don't you think someone would have said something by now?