That video appears to show an explosion some time after the initial attack, whatever it was.
There is a great video by pilots for truth which examines the flight data info, and suggests that the airplane did not hit the Pentagon. It suggests that a winged missile was dropped by the large aircraft, which never got below about 300-400 feet.
There is a great video by pilots for truth which examines the flight data info, and suggests that the airplane did not hit the Pentagon. It suggests that a winged missile was dropped by the large aircraft, which never got below about 300-400 feet.
To be clear,individuals making claims concerning the data from the flight data recorder need to start by stating if they believe the FDR data is fake or real.
If the data is fake, you cannot make any conclusions based on fake data other than the data is fake.
If the data is real, then the plane equipped with the FDR crashed into the Pentagon.
It is absolute nonsense for any rational person to say the FDR data proves a plane did not crash into the Pentagon.You can attempt to make the case that data is fake, but you cannot use data that has been established as fake to prove what happened.
Well, that's your opinion, but it's not factually accurate.
The flight data recorder can be accurate, and still be deceptive, if not properly understood. I suggest you watch the entire video, then you'll understand why the airplane did not hit the Pentagon. In summary, at zero altitude on the flight data recorder, the airplane was still at 300 feet.
The process is explained in detail in the video by the 911 pilots for truth. It takes time, but if you're interested in being informed, it's the only way to go. It takes 6-7 minutes to get going, but once the animation begins, it's good.
Are these Pentagon workers bunching up to hide the wing end from on-lookers?
Compare the people in this photo, especially the guy in suspenders, and the carriers of the tarp covered aircraft part in the next photo:
(Note - Can this small group of men, some middle-aged and paunchy, carry the entire wing end of an A-3 over their shoulders like this? Or, could they be carrying something else entirely...perhaps some debris with human remains or blood all over it? Or some piece of classified material? We may never know the truth. -ed)
The Blue tarp photo was first posted on a military server but NOW even it is gone as the link to it is dead. The Power Hour first brought this photo to light, one of many of their 9/11 Firsts:
We contributed to their superb In Plane Site videos:
"A large piece of wreckage was found in the [Pentagon] entry hole; but the public was kept from closely observing what appears to be a sheared-off piece of wing from a much smaller jet than a Boeing 757.
A group of military personnel and federal officials in suits tightly covered the piece of wreckage with a blue tarp and carried it away to a waiting truck" http://www.tomflocco.com/fs/WitnessesLink.htm
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Our take...
Here's the photo accompanying this story.
(BAC - you'll have to go to the URL of this article to see this image since I can't link it directly ... it's the same as the one IATL posted)
It's to be found on many other sites, too, although without the extra details that are added here. So is this a plausible story? We don't think so, for the following reasons.
#1, the idea that a large piece of wing will be found after hitting the reinforced Pentagon wall, at 500 mph, seems unlikely. Especially so large that you can readily identify it as something else.
#2, even if that is possible, take a look at the photo again. If these men are "carrying" something then it doesn't look like it weighs anything at all: some are using one arm only, others just vaguely steering, no-one looks like they're breaking a sweat.
#3, note that there are no references here for the important details. Who says it was a piece of wreckage? Who identified it as from a wing? Flocco doesn't say -- we're just supposed to believe it.
#4, the photograph itself proves nothing. We don't know when it was take, or where. The conspiracy sites who use this image like to say it shows something being taken away, but never have any explanation of how they know that, either. Why can it not be something being brought to the Pentagon?
#5, there are alternative candidates for lightweight objects being bought to the Pentagon, too. Take a look at this Pentagon cleanup photo, for instance -- the grounds are full of tents, and there's a few blue tarpaulins around, too. See http://www.defenselink.mil/photos/Sep2001/010914-F-8006R-005.html for the original.
And take a look at this closer image. Note the blue ribbed look, white innards, a close match with our original photo.
(BAC - you'll have to go to the URL of this article to see this image since I can't link it directly)
#6, we found a version of the original photo that contained the URL http://jccc.afis.osd.mil/images/sres.pl?Lbox_cap=347704&dir=Photo&vn=&ttl=010911-F-3050V-020&ref=defenselink in its Comments field (right-click in Windows, select Properties > Advanced). This site is restricted so we can't confirm it's correct, but if so it raises another question. If this image is depicting some key moment of evidence destruction, then would the conspirators take a photograph, then preserve it forever online? Doesn't make a lot of sense to us.
None of this can prove there isn't something suspicious happening here, but then proving a negative is always tricky. What we can say is that the "carrying away a wing" claim seems unlikely for several reasons, and theres a distinct lack of any evidence to support it.
The 'movers' with their box shrouded in blue mystery
I recall near the end of my days at LetsRoll 911 Made Simple running across the story of what Ill call the blue tarp smuggling op A member at LetsRoll 911 posted in December 2004 a thread titled coffin with Blue Tarp Takin Away from Pentagon, with a link that alerted me to the above picture. [1] After I left, others there looked to recent news reports to clarify that this was indeed a Pentagon team removing a large crate filled with some evidence perhaps the chassis of the attack craft. I missed a later LetsRoll thread started by member Sinister Dick Cheney in September 2005: What's Under the Blue Tarp in Crate? SDC showed the picture and offered some guesses: A cruise missile that turned out to be a dud? An engine from an F-16 or an A-3 Skyhawk? [2]
The news reports leading to this conclusion seem to have been from Karl Schwarz, Jon Carlson, and Tom Flocco, all of whom have their history with controversial and downright boneheaded theories. In April 2005, Karl Schwarz told radio listeners that "there's a lot you can tell about the shape of that wing even though it is underneath that blue tarp. That wing is a configuration of an A3, not a 757." The following month Flocco weighed in with an implausible narrowing of the case to: a group of military personnel and federal officials in suits tightly covered the piece of wreckage with a blue tarp and carried it away to a waiting truck. No reporters or independent aircraft experts have been permitted to examine any of the recovered aircraft parts and no subpoenas have been issued to hear public grand jury testimony from the movers. [3]
Jon Carlson had been running pieces on http://Rense.com arguing along with Schwarz for an A3 Sky Warrior as the Pentagon attack vehicle. On April 24 2006 he too mentioned the photo that was first posted on a military server but NOW even it is gone as the link to it is dead. Carlson wondered can this small group of men, some middle-aged and paunchy, carry the entire wing end of an A-3 over their shoulders like this? Or, could they be carrying something else entirely...perhaps some debris with human remains or blood all over it? Or some piece of classified material? We may never know the truth. [4]
I didnt look into the issue at all, although I passed it on in largely the LetsRoll context on my early blog in 2005. But the mystery was resolved to my standards at least by a certain Russell Pickering at the Pentagon Research website, whose work deserves a post of its own here soon. On a page created in late 2004 but that I just recently discovered, he summed up a refreshingly verifiable and amusingly simple explanation.
The first clue" Pickering cited that the photo would prove irrelevant to any conspiracy theory "is that the photo was taken by the military, reviewed and then "RELEASED" to the public. Looking at it now, I see it's by Tech Sgt. Jim Varhegyi, USAF, taken at an unknown time on September 11. By the sun I'd say AM, probably about 11:00. How on earth could they have dug the plane/missile out of the wreckage within two hours, while fire was still raging inside, boxed it up, and hauled it across the lawn to the moving truck? Referring to the picture above, Pickering broke his analysis down into points:
1) Notice that there is no significant weight on their arms. 2) Look carefully inside to see that it is hollow. 3) They are inside the guardrail carrying towards the grass. 4) There are only two trees on the Pentagon grounds. You can see one of them in the background which helps locate this shot. 5) The grass, lamp pole, guardrail and the concrete divider also provide clues to locating this shot."
Here I represent with full respects Pickerings photo analysis:
"1) See that the grass, tree, lamp pole, guardrail and the concrete divider are in the exact positions they would be in photo 1. 2) See that other tents are being used on the grounds. 3) The tent right next to the guardrail may be the one they are placing in photo 1. [5]
He re-argued his case again in April 2006 at http://Rense.com - the day after Carlsons piece was run - explaining the mysterious blue box was merely a service tent, this one used for decontamination of rescue and cleanup workers. [6] Also note that The two-layer blue-gray tarp is there, the white top, the right size, the right location. Only an idiot or a fool could not see - after looking at these two pictures - that the photo that started the ruckus is of the team ten feet and one second away from setting down that tent at lower left. Any other conclusion is laughable, and all this was known and available on the internet well before 2006 when Dylan Avery ignored the facts to note vaguely in Loose Change Second Edition employees of the Pentagon were seen carrying away a large box shrouded in blue tarp. Why the mystery?
This was also available before the September 2005 thread at LetsRoll started by Sinister Dick Cheney. One sharp poster Hybrid EB responded unless everyone is walking backwards, the blue tarp is being carried TO the Pentagon, not away from it. [ ] the tarp could be a makeshift tent or covering of some sort that's completely hollow inside. So responding to your question, if all I'm given is this picture, my money goes on absolutely nothing. SDC responded: No sorry news reports clearly said they were taking wreckage away from the Pentagon. [ ] I was thinking it's something that would clearly be from a vehicle other than Flight 77. It'll remain a mystery forever we'll never know for sure. member Vodalus weighed in whatever it is, it is very lightweight, from the way they are carrying it, so I doubt it's an engine. [ ] I'd speculate on it being the remnants of the fuselage of some kind of UAV made out of a lightweight composite instead of metal. I'd also suppose that we're never going to know what it was. [7]
Hybrid responded with a brief, well-put post featuring photos like Pickerings and summarizing his explanation to show his precisely correct case. SDC was totally convinced: Well done HybridEB! You seem to have solved a mystery just one of many mind you. Now please find for us the actual surveillance video! Vodalus changed course as well. the tents in the overhead shot in Hybrid's post have got to be what the guys are carrying. But luckily site administrator and grand poobah Phil Jayhan stepped in, unmoved and unconvinced. He'd been happy with the one photo and the news reports, but now that more pictures had been added, he wanted more yet. Not enough photos to prove your point Hybrid! Good enough for Dickboy cheney, not good enough for me or us; More photo proof please! [8]