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Originally posted by Nola213
Planes allowed to hit.
[edit on 22-8-2007 by Nola213]
Originally posted by alupang
Actually, it is no theory I see an ABL flying over NYC, tailing the second jet that impacts. That was broadcast on CNN on 9/11/01, so unless you allege and offer proof of msm tampering, it is reality.
It's no theory I see a laser painted on the second tower. That is reality. Again, broadcast on msm on 9/11/01.
Originally posted by Boockelbee
reply to post by Torlough
But what about the jet at the end of the clip???
Why was it there?
Originally posted by mirageofdeceit
did anyone else spot this addition to the tail of the aircraft in the video, that does not appear on the ABL?
Originally posted by TheBorg
One question. You say that this ABL affects everything it touches. Well, if that's so, then why does it not damage all of the other buildings that it touches when it moves in the video? To be fair, there should be some damage to everything that the laser made contact with.
Originally posted by 11 11
This flash on this jet could be when the laser actually fired. It heated up the nose of the jet, or the building? whatever it was, it was bright.
Originally posted by Marid Audran
Plus, the abl is a pretty public program for the most part, it is considered a PR project for the airforce
Originally posted by Torlough
This is a Helicopter not a jet please watch the video and see the illustration I posted.
As far as the other picture with the tree in it and the white plane with "discovery channel" embedded. I have no idea where that picture is from since there is no corrisponding video, I do know it isn't the WTC video because there is a differnt embedded tag (Discovery) and no tree in the original WTC video.
Originally posted by deltaboy
Not to mention that the Discovery Channel footage is at D.C. not New York.