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Old 16-09-2010, 21:26   #171
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Re: What did hit the Pentagon?

OK, OK, I know this is an old thread but with the rescent anniversary I've been watch the documentarys aswell as printing out a 440 page document on 9/11, and have several problems with it.

1. The Pentagon is one of the most secure building in the world (even before 9/11) and the only video they have of the "Plane" crashing in to the Pentagon is crap 1 second frame video, surely this building would have better video than a corner shop. Even banks have better video.

2. The "plane" happened to crash into a largely unoccupied section of the building which was being/had been refurbished.

3. The "Planes" engines are approx 6ft across, and weigh about 1 ton, and theres not even a mark from the 1 ton engines which were travelling at around 500mph.


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