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Originally posted by Reheat
reply to post by LaBTop
He, he, he... You don't suppose that generator was moved when the aircraft impacted it, do you? How 'bout redoing your angle with it sitting up against the fence as it was prior to the aircraft impact.
Originally posted by Reheat
reply to post by LaBTop
Every time you post one of these concocted nonsensical theories of yours a kitten dies somewhere in the world. You ought to stop trying to invent nonsense to explain a chaotic aircraft crash, I like kittens.
Originally posted by kidtwist
Good post OP, deserves more than a silly star, if I could buy you a beer....
Originally posted by Danbones
reply to post by hooper
looks like a gouge to me
sandf
Originally posted by waypastvne
Originally posted by kidtwist
Good post OP, deserves more than a silly star, if I could buy you a beer....
You do realise the OP is claiming AA77 did crash into the pentagon. He just doesn't like the scratch on the top of the generator. You on the other hand have told us a missile hit the pentagon.
Do you want to change your story ?
Originally posted by LaBTop
I can easily imagine those pole pieces waiting there on top of this VDOT trailer, to be picked up by one or more of the three guys in the Ingersoll pictures where we saw these guys blocking the south going lane of Route 27 with their vehicles, around the taxi cab with the hole in the front windshield, and the piece of curved light pole laying on the tarmac in front of it :
Mystery test : find the second VDOT trailer in this hires picture of the three cars surrounding the speared taxi cab plus curved pole.(remember, there's a third VDOT trailer in another 9/11 hires picture ! ).
This one-meter resolution satellite image of the Pentagon was collected on Sept. 7, 2001 by Space Imaging's IKONOS satellite, only four days before the terrorist attack. Clearly visible are the cars in the parking lot, the Pentagon's renowned five-sided shape, the building's inners rings and its five-acre courtyard.
by: "Space Imaging"
Originally posted by GBP/JPY
reply to post by LaBTop
cool pics, but the first one says it all.....there's no debris, not enough to fill a suitcase.....
as I post always...it's the first reporter with a camera rolling that tells it....also said at Shanksv