Re: petagon conspiracy
wombat103 said:
hi guys,
a friend of mine sent me this link to a presentation on the plane that hit the pentagon on 9/11.
ive seen a lot of diff points of view on this topic and i think this one is prolly the best to date.
http://www.pentagonstrike.co.uk/flash.htm#Main
Wow, so much bad info in that it's hard to start!
First off, it's pretty well known that the "mysterious blue tarp" being carried around is a tent. They were set up all over the lawn of the Pentagon after the attack, no mystery there.
Secondly, and I apologize if this has already been brought up, the plane wreckage did not smash through multiple layers of reinforced concrete walls. The only wall at the Pentagon that is reinforced concrete are the outer walls. This particular section was recently renovated to withstand a car bomb attack, and had blast-proof windows installed - they weighed 2000 lbs each! Thus the unbroken windows above the entrance hole.
The remaining rings of the Pentagon are simple masonry walls made up of 2 layers of common brick - not reinforced concrete. The infamous "punch-out hole" is obviously made up of this simple brick construction.
But the plane wreckage at the Pentagon did not have to pass through any other rings besides the reinforced concrete outer wall and the masonry wall in the service area. How can this be?
Because the first floor of the Pentagon is an open floor plan - the rings noticed from above don't start until the second floor! The only other walls the wreckage had to pass through would have been simple drywall-on-stud walls, and the occasional support column.
It was a wheel, btw, that punched out that hole.
And now that the Moussaoui trial is over, the trial exhibits are available to the public. This includes pics of the Pentagon damage, including 2 black boxes recovered from the wreckage, plane parts, and graphic pics of dead bodies. So be forewarned, as there are some gruesome pics
here, as well as all the other exhibits from the trial.
eta: My bad, the black boxes in the trial exhibits are from Flight 93, which crashed in Pennsylvania.