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Fájdalmas Megtévesztések második rész Painful Deceptions, part two Meyssan and many others have tried to figure out where such a large plane could be hiding in this image. The only hiding place is the rectangular post, but the post is not large enough for a 757 to hide behind. Let's zoom in on that upper right corner. These video images are low-quality to begin with, so magnifying them will create grainy images. But despite the graininess, can you see anything that resembles a Boeing 757? We could settle this issue if the military would release all video from all security cameras. So why don't they? Why the secrecy? Also notice that the time in the video is incorrect. The military uses IRIG time code to identify events, so they certainly know precisely when Flight 77 hit the Pentagon. So why provide a false time? The military announced that they don't know why the time is incorrect. But is our military really unaware of what is going on at their headquarters? Or, are they hiding the time code because it contradicts the official story? What about the witnesses who saw Flight 77? --video clip- No doubt about it? Who is this guy and what did he really see? How can anybody be certain about an aircraft flying close by at 400 mph? How did Flight 77 get to the Pentagon? This is another suspicious aspect of the attack. The plane vanished from air traffic controllers near Ohio, as shown by the question mark. Air-traffic controllers immediately called for help. Less than an hour later an unidentified blip appears on the radar screen near the Pentagon. Supposedly, Flight 77 traveled all the way from Ohio to the Pentagon without any of the air traffic controllers noticing its blip on the radar screen, even though they were looking for it. The Air Force did not notice this plane either, even though the Pentagon is off limits to aircraft. If an aircraft as large as a 757 can travel hundreds of miles thru American airspace without anybody noticing, what good is our air defense system and our air traffic control system? And consider that three other airplanes were also wandering around. Then consider that the planes entered restricted airspace. A group of people without any military force could send commercial airplanes into America without anybody noticing, and then they could drop bombs on us, or crash the planes into the Pentagon, office buildings, and military bases. While it is unrealistic to expect people to pay attention to these boring radar screens, after they realized that Flight 77 disappeared, they should have been able to locate it with their radar. They had nearly an hour to find it. It should also have shown up on Air Force radar. Furthermore, how could the terrorists find the World Trade Center and the Pentagon without assistance from the air traffic controllers? This is the cockpit of a 757. How would they know where to fly? Would they use a compass and a map? How would they see below the clouds? None of the hijackers were good pilots, according to the flight schools. The person accused of flying into the Pentagon was failing his courses at the Arizona Flight School, but he continued to pay for training anyway. The New York Times quotes one employee: "He didn't care about the fact that he couldn't get through the course," And how about this remark: "I'm still to this day amazed that he could have flown into the Pentagon. He could not fly at all." The terrorists received financial support from unknown people. But why would those mystery people not care that these terrorists were failing as pilots? Were the financial supporters really trying to train pilots? Or did they merely want the terrorists to obtain pilot's licenses? Captain Russ Wittenberg was a pilot for the Air Force, Pan Am, and United Airlines. He flew both the 757 and the 767 airplanes that were hijacked on September 11th, so he knows how much practice is needed to fly those planes. He is one of several pilots who doubt the terrorists could have flown those planes so accurately into small targets. He also doubts that the pilots would give up the cockpit to a couple guys with razor blades since that would put everybody in danger, not just a couple of hostages. He would at least expect the pilots to send a distress signal. Our government makes it appear easy to hijack airplanes and fly them into small targets, but many pilots and flight school instructors find the situation difficult to believe. When faced with such contradictions, shouldn't we at least conduct an investigation into what happened at these flight schools? To make the flight training more suspicious, Daniel Hopsicker shows that the flight school in Venice, Florida had connections to the CIA, and was operated by a criminal from Holland. Did the CIA help the terrorists learn to fly? Or were the flight lessons merely to fool us into believing they were capable of flying? To make the situation more ridiculous, a few hijackers are alive in the Middle east. Where did the FBI get these names? And doesn't the FBI verify names before putting them on the most-wanted list? How can we use such a sloppy investigation to justify a war? Let's now consider the pilot's risky approach to the Pentagon. The Pentagon is surrounded by tall buildings, trees, and highways. It would be foolish for the terrorist to fly only inches above the ground. It would be best to remain a few hundred feet above the ground, and then dive into the Pentagon. However, the terrorist decided to fly along the ground. The orange arrow shows the direction he was flying when he crashed. This photo makes it easier to realize that the safest way to crash into the Pentagon is to dive into it while aiming for the center of the five rings. However, the terrorist decided to fly along the ground and crash into the building near the helicopter landing pad. The problem with hitting this particular area was that his plane was coming from another direction so he had to make a 270 degree turn in order to hit that side of the Pentagon. It would have been easier for him to hit Donald Rumsfeld's office. The risky, acrobatic maneuvers of this airplane is enough to convince me that no human was in control of it. I doubt that even the best Air Force pilot could fly a 757 a few inches above obstacles, and at 400 mph. Flight 77 looks tiny in this computer simulation because the Pentagon is the largest office building in the world. More than 20,000 people work there. Many cities do not have as many people as this building. The high concentration of people means that crashing an airplane into the Pentagon could kill thousands of people. What a coincidence that the terrorist hit the only portion of the building that was almost completely empty because it was being renovated. If the terrorist crashed into any other area of the Pentagon, thousands of people may have died. Furthermore, one of the purposes of the renovation was to increase the strength of the windows and walls to make them better able to withstand an attack. To summarize this, the pilot took a tremendous risk by flying only inches above the ground at 400 m.p.h, and then he hit the strongest part of the Pentagon with the fewest number of people in it. An amazing coincidence! The shuttle shattered 40 miles above Texas while traveling perhaps 12,000 mph. Pieces of the shuttle and the astronauts were found over hundreds of square miles. By comparison, the passengers and debris from Flight 77 were confined to a very tiny area, but where are the pieces? There were only 7 astronauts, but pieces of their bodies were found. There were 64 people on Flight 77, but there is no sign of their bodies, or even their blood. This area is the corridor between rings. There is nothing in this rubble that looks like Flight 77, or pieces of luggage. This hole was supposedly created by Flight 77, but nothing in the rubble would support such a theory. Another photo of building materials and office furniture, not pieces of airplane. Going inside the offices, the only rubble we find is of construction material. There are only a few photos that show scraps that appear to be from an airplane. For example, this is supposedly a piece of the skin of Flight 77. However, this metal seems too thin to belong to such a large airplane. These planes are 155 ft. long, and 60 tons when empty. |