The Pristine American Airlines Debris on the Pentagon Lawn
Most people who've looked at the pictures of the Pentagon crash have seen this picture of what clearly seems to be a chunk from the fuselage of an American Airlines plane:
757 debris on Pentagon lawn
This piece of debris has generated a lot of debate, but one thing that should not be debateable is that if this piece came from flight 77, then it came from the first third of the fuselage:
An American Airlines 757
According to the conventional version of flight 77 hitting the Pentagon, the front of the fuselage knocked a hole in the wall and penetrated into the building, and then the plane blew up as it impacted inner columns and as the wings hit the building. This would mean this piece of debris HAD to go back out through the impact hole, through the explosion, to get back on the lawn. This piece would seem, therefore to be a 9/11 version of the "pristine bullet", since it has emerged all by itself onto the lawn, relatively unscathed from the fire.
So here are the questions:
1) If this piece of debris was blown off the fuselage of American flight 77, how exactly did it get on the lawn, at least a hundred feet from where the plane hit the building?
2) How come this piece does not look the least bit singed or soot-stained?
3) Doesn't this piece indicate the fuselage blew up? If so, why aren't there many more pieces of fuselage debris around it on the lawn?
4) If the front of the fuselage blew up, then why aren't interior content of the fuselage on the lawn such as luggage and seats and bodies?
5) If the rest of the fuselage and wings and tail blew into small pieces of metal confetti, as some would like to believe, then how come this piece came off in such a large chunk?
While I have a hard time believing this piece was planted on the lawn by some person after the crash, I can't see how it came from flight 77 either-- by the conventional story anyway.
The only thing I can figure is this piece of debris was from another plane crash and was put in some sort of container that was blown up as the smaller plane/missile impacted the Pentagon.
757 debris on Pentagon lawn
This piece of debris has generated a lot of debate, but one thing that should not be debateable is that if this piece came from flight 77, then it came from the first third of the fuselage:
An American Airlines 757
According to the conventional version of flight 77 hitting the Pentagon, the front of the fuselage knocked a hole in the wall and penetrated into the building, and then the plane blew up as it impacted inner columns and as the wings hit the building. This would mean this piece of debris HAD to go back out through the impact hole, through the explosion, to get back on the lawn. This piece would seem, therefore to be a 9/11 version of the "pristine bullet", since it has emerged all by itself onto the lawn, relatively unscathed from the fire.
So here are the questions:
1) If this piece of debris was blown off the fuselage of American flight 77, how exactly did it get on the lawn, at least a hundred feet from where the plane hit the building?
2) How come this piece does not look the least bit singed or soot-stained?
3) Doesn't this piece indicate the fuselage blew up? If so, why aren't there many more pieces of fuselage debris around it on the lawn?
4) If the front of the fuselage blew up, then why aren't interior content of the fuselage on the lawn such as luggage and seats and bodies?
5) If the rest of the fuselage and wings and tail blew into small pieces of metal confetti, as some would like to believe, then how come this piece came off in such a large chunk?
While I have a hard time believing this piece was planted on the lawn by some person after the crash, I can't see how it came from flight 77 either-- by the conventional story anyway.
The only thing I can figure is this piece of debris was from another plane crash and was put in some sort of container that was blown up as the smaller plane/missile impacted the Pentagon.
posted by spooked at 11:43 AM
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