Originally posted by dilapidated
most focus about 911 is put on the towers, but the big proof of an inside job comes from the pentagon
911review.org...
the US refused to release anything about the pentagon and it was very hidden from the media
but any picture of the actual hole in the pentagon proves that it was not hit by a plane
its simply not big enough, and does not resemble a collision at all but actually resembles explosive damage!
what more evidence do you need?
it would be impossible to fly a huge Boeing in at the angle it hit, especially with limited flight training
www.youtube.com...
I will tell you what more evidence is required. Please explain to me why the government would devise a plan so complex as 9/11 where 1000 different
things have to work perfectly for this not to blow up in their face when a simple lone arab man getting caught setting off a dirty bomb would have
accomplished the same thing? Why risk exposure with something that has an extreme likelyhood of failure and the amount of people who know about it is
so high.
Look at previous government secret things that were epic failures. They couldn't pull off the Bay of Pigs without getting found out or look at the
controversy around the JFK assassination. A couple shooters was all they had to cover up and they couldn't even get that right without it leaking out.
Look at Nixon who couldn't even pull off 2 guys stealing some files without getting caught. Look at the Gulf of Tonkin incident that Johnson and the
Pentagon couldn't keep secret.
And you really expect the government to pull off something as insanely complex as 9/11? First ask yourself if the government came to you and asked you
to create a staged event to justify the war in Iraq is this what you would have came up with? Doubtful as it's way to complicated and the chance of
failure way to high.
It is overkill.
This is why 9/11 wasn't an inside job. Sure you can't explain everything about it but alot of things went on that day and i'm afraid your not seeing
the forest through the trees. Don't overlook the big picture to focus on a few details.
edit on 19-6-2011 by kro32 because: added more