Pentagon Plane Debris

I think it is very clear that the most airplane debris we have seen from any of the 9/11 crashes is from the Pentagon incident. (A collection of this debris is seen here.)

The question is why?

Part of the answer is clearly that the government has been trying to prove that an aircraft (specifically Flight 77) crashed at the Pentagon.

But in many cases, "they" are trying too hard. For instance, in this famous Rense article showing airplane debris at the Pentagon (why is the government making its case at Rense.com anyway?), the author points to a large piece of sheet metal and random bits of shredded metal as evidence of a plane-- when in fact, these items could be anything inside the building and almost certainly weren't even plane parts. Another instance of this was a photo of brown chunky debris piled outside the pentagon, and Mike Rivero of WhatReallyHappened.com pointed the pile of random stuff and said -- "See the pieces of luggage there? That proves a plane hit the Pentagon"-- (from an old article where Rivero tried to show a plane really hit the Pentagon). Russel Pickering of pentagonresearch.com falls into this trap as well, when he points to this picture (warning: very gruesome image of a body), and says there is a piece of fuselage behind him. Does anyone else see fuselage behind the body? I sure don't. I don't even see anything that MIGHT be fuselage.


So clearly, lots of people want to SHOW that there was plane debris at the Pentagon-- even if they think 9/11 was an inside job, apparently because saying that Flight 77 didn't crash there is simply too kooky and far-out. Sometimes these same people make an appeal that questioning the official story dishonors the victims on Flight 77).

I should at this time point out that it IS clear that we haven't been shown ENOUGH debris for a large plane like a 757-- and the debris we have been shown could easily have been pre-planted as part of the overall psy-op. For instance, much of the obvious debris is painted fuselage debris seen on the Pentagon lawn. This could have been put in some sort of package that was blown up along with whatever happened at the pentagon on 9/11, or even dropped from the sky by a top-secret plane.

BUT-- even early on there WERE pictures of plane debris at the Pentagon lawn, and again the question is WHY?

There are two basic formal answers:

1) there really was a plane crash at the Pentagon, and since it occurred low to the ground, there was much debris spilled out on the Pentagon lawn that was accessible to witnesses.

2) there was only a FAKED plane crash at the Pentagon, and since it occurred low to the ground, debris was arrayed out on the Pentagon lawn specifically to be accessible to witnesses in order to propagate the plane crash myth.

Not surprisingly, I tend to think the latter.

I don't know what really happened at the Pentagon on 9/11. I am sure the official story is very wrong, but I can't completely rule out any plane hitting the building.

I wouldn't be surprised if the attack were carried out with beam weapons to mimic plane damage, and further parts of the plan involved planted explosives and plane parts.

Obviously the biggest problem, assuming anything close to the official story, is we've never seen the complete collection of plane parts that the government has and none of the parts have been verified to have come from the flight 77 plane. Until we have that evidence (which I doubt we will EVER get), the government's case is simply not proven and too many questions remain.