reply to post by Craig Ranke CIT
And yet your witnesses are telling you it was a plane. So we are to believe that they are correct about the flight path, but they are lying about what
hit the building?
Originally posted by Craig Ranke CIT
Now you are changing the topic but I'll answer you anyway because I am feisty tonight.
Originally posted by Craig Ranke CIT
There is no evidence of any of the very few parts out on the lawn as having weighed "thousands" of pounds.



Originally posted by Craig Ranke CIT
A better question is why there were so few significant sized pieces to begin with!
Originally posted by Craig Ranke CIT
Now inside the Pentagon is a whole other story because most of the images were NEVER officially released as some mysterious civilian named "Sarah Roberts" first released them on rense.com.
Yep....a conspiracy site that the state department website has the gall to link to as a source for the images!
Originally posted by Craig Ranke CIT
However this also gave them the opportunity to plant whatever they wanted in some secure unoccupied newly constructed room.
So the landing gear or any of the somewhat large pieces could have been easily planted inside weeks or months prior to the event.
Originally posted by Craig Ranke CIT
NONE of these parts have been positively identified to "AA77" or tail #N644AA.
Originally posted by defcon5
Your picking and choosing pictures though, here:
757 Main Gear Strut:
Main Gear Wheel Assembly with Breaks:
Image Source
Forward Cargo Door Frame and Interior:
(no idea the weight, but its got to be heavy)
I have never heard that one before, its interesting if its true.
Wouldn't the construction crews and most of the folks at the pentagon have know about this though?
Well that is an easy one. Parts are changed out all the time on aircraft, and they are not always logged.