reply to post by CameronFox
We trust Morin for one simple, GENERAL corroborated claim that the plane flew directly over the Navy Annex.
We understand how Morin is not a computer and how it is unreasonable to expect him to be perfectly accurate regarding specific details such as exact
heading.
Particularly when his "parallel" claim is not corroborated by anyone and particularly when even that claim is fatal to the official story.
North side of Columbia Pike/directly over the Navy Annex AT ALL proves the plane did not hit.
Period.
Furthermore we know that Morin's stated position about 10 feet inside between the wings and his description of the plane directly above him would
only allow him to see it for a fraction of a second. This accurately depicts his POV of the plane:
Naturally heading would be EXTREMELY difficult to tell under these circumstances.
He did NOT have the benefit of seeing the plane on the approach as Ed Paik did which is why Ed Paik is a MUCH better witness for heading as indicated
by his illustrations.
Now....if the official story were true and the plane was traveling 535mph as reported in the alleged FDR that means it would only be about 4 seconds
from the Navy Annex to the Pentagon...
BUT the plane would be completely invisible to him as soon as it descended below the trees between the Navy Annex and citgo which would only be 2
seconds away!
Here is Morin's view from the Navy Annex:
You can barely see the roof of the Pentagon!
The low and level approach/impact would be invisible after
2 seconds if the official story were true.
So no matter how you slice it his account is 100% irreconcilable with the official story.
He would not be able to see the plane all the way to the Pentagon.
The ONLY way he saw the plane at all after coming out from between the wings would be if he caught a glimpse of it as it was flying over or away from
the building.
The explosion confused him/diverted his attention so naturally, as intended, he thought the plane hit the building.
His account really demonstrates how effective the deception would be. Depending on their location, even some people who saw the plane flying away
STILL thought it hit!
You have to realize how quick it would all go down and how unexpected and confusing it was for people and how that massive explosion would immediately
cause their minds to accept a crash.
These are the elements that helped make the deception effective.