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originally posted by: [post=24654066]neutronflux[
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So is that where you got this BS from? Supposedly that shows a cab?
originally posted by: RubyGray
originally posted by: [post=24654066]neutronflux[
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So is that where you got this BS from? Supposedly that shows a cab?
You know very well that this is the rear driver's side door, on which the distinctive white Capitol Cab logo was painted.
None of that adds up to the cab being relocated for whatever imaginary nefarious purpose though or even the cab, all pieces of pole, broken glass and road damage being moved while we're at it.
originally posted by: neutronflux
So is that where you got this BS from? Supposedly that shows a cab?
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No I don’t because
there is no discernible marks to positively ID anything in what you posted.
?????????
The pentagon was hit by flight 77 just before 9:38am. At what time was the cab hit by a light pole. Before or after the pentagon was hit. What propelled the light pole. What size was the light pole that ended up sticking out of the windshield.
The piece in the photo that you circled is part of a light pole. True or false.
Pilgrum said it best:
"None of that adds up to the cab being relocated for whatever imaginary nefarious purpose though or even the cab, all pieces of pole, broken glass and road damage being moved while we're at it."
How did all the damage associated with the cab and light pole get moved as questioned by Pilgrum?
None of that adds up to the cab being relocated for whatever imaginary nefarious purpose though or even the cab, all pieces of pole, broken glass and road damage being moved while we're at it.
Try READING what I write
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In an audio pre-interview for the same CIT video, England is asked by Pickering, “So which piece did you take out of the window?”6
England: “The long piece. The part that was [unintelligible] off the, off the ground.”
Pickering: So it’s the long piece?
England: Yeah, the long piece. See it’s the long piece. See the end on it?
Ranke (to someone in the room): Show him the end.
England: Yeah, this was the piece that was in the ground.
Then, in their 2008 interview, Ranke asks about the length of the pole he is talking about:
Ranke: So, you’re saying, how long do you think the pole was? Approximately?
England: It was sticking out, way over…
Ranke: No, I mean the whole pole.
England: I’d say it was about 30, 40 foot long. … The base of it was in concrete.
Marquis: And to clarify, it was the long piece of the base of the pole.
England: Yes, the long piece that was sticking out across the hood.
In the interview with Hill, England volunteers the size of the pole that he says entered his cab:
England: “I think the pole was about 40 foot long.”
Does all this sound like he’s talking about an 11.5-foot arm on the top of the pole? Incredibly, Coste says this shorter section would appear “long” in comparison to England’s own height.7
originally posted by: AlienAnonymous
how is this discussion still taking place. of course inside job
originally posted by: openedeyesandears
originally posted by: AlienAnonymous
how is this discussion still taking place. of course inside job
Yeap, obviously
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In an audio pre-interview for the same CIT video, England is asked by Pickering, “So which piece did you take out of the window?”6
England: “The long piece. The part that was [unintelligible] off the, off the ground.”
Pickering: So it’s the long piece?
England: Yeah, the long piece. See it’s the long piece. See the end on it?
Ranke (to someone in the room): Show him the end.
England: Yeah, this was the piece that was in the ground.
Then, in their 2008 interview, Ranke asks about the length of the pole he is talking about:
Ranke: So, you’re saying, how long do you think the pole was? Approximately?
England: It was sticking out, way over…
Ranke: No, I mean the whole pole.
England: I’d say it was about 30, 40 foot long. … The base of it was in concrete.
Marquis: And to clarify, it was the long piece of the base of the pole.
England: Yes, the long piece that was sticking out across the hood.
In the interview with Hill, England volunteers the size of the pole that he says entered his cab:
England: “I think the pole was about 40 foot long.”
Does all this sound like he’s talking about an 11.5-foot arm on the top of the pole? Incredibly, Coste says this shorter section would appear “long” in comparison to England’s own height.7
LLOYDE ENGLAND NEVER LIED.
HE NEVER CHANGED HIS STORY.
None of that adds up to the cab being relocated for whatever imaginary nefarious purpose though or even the cab, all pieces of pole, broken glass and road damage being moved while we're at it.