reply to post by Boone 870
I found numerous links that say wreckage was found as much as 8 miles away. All the "conspiracy theories" are due to so many eyewitness accounts
conflicting with the reports. So "Shanksville" doesn't appear to agree on anything. Its nice that they have a nice neat diagram now -- but that
isn't what was originally reported. Obviously, this memory hole trick works on many people -- but not me.
I wouldn't put much stock in eyewitness accounts either for or against any theory. People are highly subject to suggestibility, especially with an
incident that was not expected. This is an eyeblink in people's day.
I hear what people are saying. But I also am very much aware that the government has paid people to foster certain positions.
Sure, there would be no big pieces from such a crash. But MOST of the plane would be recoverable -- even if in pieces of about an inch in size. The
1992 Attack on the WTC was handled professionally. We saw detailed pictures and the evidence was handled by the FBI and carefully collected and sent
to various groups to review. The perpetrators were caught with a chain of evidence.
In the 2001 event. Numerous accounts of molten metal slag, which could only be steel not aluminum were discussed --- even weeks later. The craptastic
Popular Mechanics "debunking" special, read to me like a whitewash that I can't believe worked -- the understanding of physics is pretty bad. The
idea that a pancake collapse could demolish that building in 8 seconds is impossible, and the building had to be strong enough in the joints to pull
down the core -- when those connections are supposed to be the ones that failed. Then we have 10 floors disintegrating in mid-air.
Whatever THEORY is looked at, it has to involve a demolition.
>> The earlier point I made about the transponders -- yes, that was one of the government theories that they couldn't track the planes. Kind of like
the reasons to invade Iraq -- whatever sticks at the time and then move on to the next excuse. They knew where these hijacked planes are, because they
knew before one of them left that it was hijacked, due to conversations with flight attendants ant the FAA. They landed thousands of planes in half an
hour, and yet were totally incompetent such that a plane had 90+ minutes to circle around the sky.
After all that, you have to go with what is consistent with the facts.
And I find it pretty interesting that Marvin Bush ended up with a security company that got the contract when Silverstein took over from the Ports
Authority.
>> George Bush wanted a war before he took office. They did nothing to deal with ter'rism but did plenty to plan for war and look for an excuse. Then
they profited from that war, in historic, epic proportions. The Government Report now conclusively confirms that Rumsfeld investigated using torture
like waterboarding even before they looked for the legal excuse. These people are fascists and believe ends justifies means -- a false flag event
seems to me perfectly in line with Elitist concept that truth doesn't matter and that the people should be manipulated. All of that is consistent
with coverups and conspiracies. I'm sure they had comments on their college yearbooks; "Most likely to betray country." At least with 20/20
hindsight, and half a million dead, innocent Iraqis, people have to admit that "this is consistent with these NeoCons." I see means, motive,
opportunity and above all, the types of characters to carry it out.










