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Now, lets skip to somewhere in Los Angeles - 2007. As I walk toward my sisters office, there sits a lonely picture of her companies CEO who died on that plane.
If his flight didn't hit the building, then where has he been hiding since 9-11??
Therefore, the wing would easily cut through the outer column. It was also found that the energy absorbe by plastic deformation and fracture of the ill-fated column is only 6.7% of the initial kinetic energy of the wing."
Originally posted by Wizard_In_The_Woods
All issues you bring up have been discussed over and over on ATS. But ATS is a busy place and it is practically impossible to retrieve specific info without wallowing through thousands of posts.
Did you see a plane crashing on 9-11 with your very own two eyes, in real life and not just on a television screen?
How well did you know some of the people on those flights? Can you personally confirm the integrity of their characters?
Regarding the physical impossibility of aluminum aircraft flying at 500 mph slicing into the twin towers, I will say the following. The perimeter columns at WTC 1 and 2 were quarter inch thick steel ca. 14x13” box beams spaced 39” center to center. The window space in between was only 25”. Above and below — every 7’08” — there were 52” wide 3/8” thick steel plates in ten foot sections welded together wrapped around the entire circumference of the towers. This means 62% of the tower outside surface area was solid steel, one half inch thick (two quarter inch plates of beams put together for simplicity of argument) to 7/8” thick beneath the spandrel plate belts (1/4”+1/4”+3/8”) wrapped around the building. Other ATS members hate me for this statement, but it’s a good comparison, if a 9 mm bullet traveling at 500 mph won’t puncture quarter inch steel (let alone half or seven-eights inch) then neither will a Boeing 757/767. Plow over yes, maybe, but poke a hole in it, NO!
There is bodily evidence or lack thereof proving that there were no planes on 9-11.
The presence of holograms is only as real as the eyewitness accounts. If people truthfully did see planes, then they saw holograms.
A hologram theory is about as laughable as someone saying the twin towers were taken down by a pack of flying monkeys. All this proves is that John Lear belongs in a nursing home, and not online spewing nonsense about flying holograms.
Regarding the physical impossibility of aluminum aircraft flying at 500 mph slicing into the twin towers, I will say the following. The perimeter columns at WTC 1 and 2 were quarter inch thick steel ca. 14x13” box beams spaced 39” center to center. The window space in between was only 25”. Above and below — every 7’08” — there were 52” wide 3/8” thick steel plates in ten foot sections welded together wrapped around the entire circumference of the towers. This means 62% of the tower outside surface area was solid steel, one half inch thick (two quarter inch plates of beams put together for simplicity of argument) to 7/8” thick beneath the spandrel plate belts (1/4”+1/4”+3/8”) wrapped around the building. Other ATS members hate me for this statement, but it’s a good comparison, if a 9 mm bullet traveling at 500 mph won’t puncture quarter inch steel (let alone half or seven-eights inch) then neither will a Boeing 757/767. Plow over yes, maybe, but poke a hole in it, NO!
There is bodily evidence or lack thereof proving that there were no planes on 9-11. The presence of holograms is only as real as the eyewitness accounts. If people truthfully did see planes, then they saw holograms. Because actual planes would have had corporeal effects, much different from the ones we were shown.
Originally posted by Osiris1953
I find it unfathomable that anyone actually believes there were holograms of airplanes that hit the twin towers. I thought this was a joke at first. If one wants to argue that it was an inside job, or any number of conspiracy theories concerning 9/11 go right ahead. Someone might actually get it right. A hologram theory is about as laughable as someone saying the twin towers were taken down by a pack of flying monkeys. All this proves is that John Lear belongs in a nursing home, and not online spewing nonsense about flying holograms. What's next? David Copperfield made Osama disappear through his immense powers of magic? This idea has made my month. Thanks believers.
New York City residents have reported seeing the planes hit.
Originally posted by WASTYT
I was there and witnessed it live on the ground. I worked on Wall St. and Broadway at the time.
Well, I had the same thought the first time I saw someone believed a hologram plane blew up the buildings.
Originally posted by Wizard_In_The_Woods
I believe you when you say you worked on Wall Street/Broadway in NYC on 9-11. I also trust you witnessed the smoking, burning and destruction of the twin towers. You may even have seen explosions.
I however do not believe you physically saw a plane crashing into WTC 1 or 2. I’m saying this simply because your reply was too short. If you had really seen a Boeing roaring into the tower wall, you would have spoken only about it. I’m not calling you a liar. I’m saying that you were misled/terrified into associating a plane crash with a smoldering building.
As for the passengers of the four 9-11 flights. I’m suggesting that those who legitimately did exist, are living — well and high on the hog — under some sort of witness protection program. This is not so far-fetched. A life free from having to work obviously sounds appealing to many, else why the craze to play the lottery?
Thanks for the post jfj123. I think there may be a misunderstanding here. Holographs can't blow up a building. Holographs are projected images. They have no substance per se.
The buildings were blown up with a combination of controlled demolition to coincide with the projected image of a holograph crashing into the building
and then an hour or so later with a beam of directed energy that produced or caused molecular disassociation characterized by ‘rolling clouds’, 'drifting clouds', 'toasted vehicles' and 'fuming'.