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originally posted by: AnkhMorpork
the grass was green all the way up to the wall, which is another marvel,
originally posted by: facedye
a reply to: firerescue
you think i was deflecting? i was showing you a clear example of a plane ramming into a building and leaving noticeable wreckage behind.
can you show me any bodily remains found at the pentagon?
yes, if flight 77 rammed into the pentagon, it was definitely traveling faster than 350mph, however the size of the aircraft is exponentially larger, with way more materials.
and.. don't you find this funny? that you and i both have bits and pieces of information to provide each other? whereas nobody can conclusively prove that a plane slammed into the pentagon?
i find that exceedingly interesting and to the point.
originally posted by: facedye
a reply to: neutronflux
i don't care one iota to talk to you about the truth movement. you're having conversations with yourself.
originally posted by: facedye
a reply to: Psychonautics
sorry, from my point of view i've explicitly addressed your objections.
what do i seem to be ignoring? i truly don't mean to.
originally posted by: facedye
a reply to: Psychonautics
when did i specifically postulate that a missile hit the pentagon? please quote the exact passage you're referring to so we can take this exchange from here.
considering that someone can fit a drone to appear like a commercial boeing airliner, it'll look like a plane, act like a plane, and ensure results in the event that the hijackers were susceptible to human error.
thoughts?
Oh boy, here we go.
An aircraft did not hit the Pentagon, pretty sure you said that right?
You say it wasn't a plane, plus the content of this thread, lead me to believe you agree with the missile theory.
So, what exactly are you saying happened? A plane didn't hit the Pentagon, but you have no guess as to what did?
The data comes from 911Research
originally posted by: Informer1958
a reply to: charlyv
P-700 Granite Missiles do not have landing gear and wheel housings.
Unless, of course, you think someone threw those in the building....
Can you show us who took these photos and where, when?
How do you know that these photos are not bone yard debris? Since there was no investigation done on any of the alleged four plane crashes according to the FBI.
Can you prove to ATS members that rim in above photo belongs to said aircraft, and that is the correct rim for a boeing 757?
originally posted by: facedye
a reply to: Psychonautics
Oh boy, here we go.
what do you mean by that? what exactly are you implying?
An aircraft did not hit the Pentagon, pretty sure you said that right?
maybe i'm not remembering this well - please, when did i say that "an aircraft did not hit the pentagon"?
You say it wasn't a plane, plus the content of this thread, lead me to believe you agree with the missile theory.
again, forgive me if i'm not recalling this properly - when did i say "it wasn't a plane"?
looks like you were misled. i enjoyed the work, effort and interest the OP put into this thread to lay out his ideas and observations. i felt they were concise, informative and utilized deductive as well as inductive logic very well.
i agree with a lot of OP's perspectives. but where did i say a missile hit the pentagon?
So, what exactly are you saying happened? A plane didn't hit the Pentagon, but you have no guess as to what did?
i have my guesses as to what hit the pentagon. i could tell you, but it looks like you might imply 10 things about me before i finish my thought.
"oh boy, here we go."
Can you imagine how advanced remote control technology has gotten since then and up to the 911 events.
Of course we have no evidence that the planes where hijacked by the use of remote control technology, however the statement alone cannot be dismissed, seeing how so much evidence was hid from the public.
Can you imagine if evidence was discovered, there would be a war in this country, and I surely would not want to be a government official, if there was such a discovery.
Since 1917, United States military services have researched and employed unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs).1 Over that time, they have been called drones, robot planes, pilotless aircraft, RPVs (remotely piloted vehicles), RPAs (remotely piloted aircraft) and other terms describing aircraft that fly under control with no person aboard.2 They are most often called UAVs, and when combined with ground control stations and data links, form UAS, or unmanned aerial systems.
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The military use of UAS in conflicts such as Kosovo (1999), Iraq (since 2003), and Afghanistan (since 2001) has illustrated the advantages and disadvantages of unmanned aircraft. UAS regularly make national headlines as they perform tasks historically performed by manned aircraft. UAS are thought to offer two main advantages over manned aircraft: they eliminate the risk to a pilot’s life, and their aeronautical capabilities, such as endurance, are not bound by human limitations.