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pentagon - Printable Version +- VadaVaka (https://vadavaka.com/forums) +-- Forum: General Forums (https://vadavaka.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?fid=5) +--- Forum: General Stuff (https://vadavaka.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?fid=38) +--- Thread: pentagon (/showthread.php?tid=1767) |
pentagon - Pique - 09-01-2004 http://pages.infinit.net/noc/pentagon.swf ill make this my goodbye post. Im leavin tommarow. I wont have access to a gaming computer. Might come in the forums every now and then...prolly not. Ricochet's been the closest thing ive had to being my own little mod. Wont forget it. Peace pentagon - [CAKE]anonymity - 09-01-2004 It's a shame to see you go, Thanks for everything you've done. GL in school. pentagon - Wha? - 09-01-2004 Thanks for the Steam rico fix, and the maps. Have fun. ::PostScript:: Some interesting points are made in the flash, but none point to a missle. A missle of that size would do a lot more than spew fire gently upwards. pentagon - sage_4 - 09-02-2004 unless it was made to do so. pentagon - Gwarsbane - 09-02-2004 I guess I should post the exact same thing here that I posted over at MekTek, I believe it kills off every single point INCLUDING showing picture of at least 1 engine partly survived. And also parts of the plane that were found on the ground. The problem with with stuff like this is that people only show you the evidence that backup their story. They always leave other evidence out... Will post it in a few minutes soon as I'm done here and read mektek pentagon - Gwarsbane - 09-02-2004 There are some points here that had to do with the conversation over on MekTek but I will leave everything as it is over there... Quote:First off to dispell something, the towers were designed to survive a hit from the largest plane at the time, which was 727 or 737 I believe. Both of which are much smaller then a 747. pentagon - Wha? - 09-02-2004 Who designs a multi-million dollar cruise missile to not destroy as much as it can? Not to mention leave windows intact. pentagon - sage_4 - 09-02-2004 someone who doesnt want us to think it was a cruise missile. pentagon - Wha? - 09-02-2004 That's an awful lot of effort for something that a kid with Flash installed on his PC can pick apart. Crappy attempt at hiding missle: -kid pulls whole thing down with nothing but news footage -lots of people who need to keep their mouths shut about getting the missle, retrofitting it, transporting it, hiding it, and launching it -amount of money spent on staff and equipment in excess of $100,000 Decent attempt at hidding missle (use a plane): -terrorism associated with WTC attack assumed, nobody asks questions -three, maybe four isolated field operatives with jobs to pay their own way -box cutter + pilot training + airline ticket < $10,000 pentagon - FreeFall - 09-03-2004 it does bring up some interesting questions... but IF it was in fact a cruise missile, the people who make the missiles don't exactly need to be informed on it's use, they're there to do a job. And yes aircraft fuel burns very hot and while I don't know for a fact that it can melt a planes fuselage (sp?) I'll take your word on it, but in those photos, yes the ones that are nothing but news footage (but do you have any other footage that could be used?), the firefighters doing their job and no plane in sight... how could it melt up faster than it takes the firefighters to start, well, fire fighting? ... I'm not saying it was a missile, my thought was that a missile would just blow up on contact. However, I am suspicious about the happening of the event, and whether or not we all know what happened that day. Call me a conspiracy nut. pentagon - Gwarsbane - 09-03-2004 who is to say that it was melted at that point, maybe as it was going in it was getting shreaded to pieces. In this picture show me where large chunks of the plane are, you can't because there are none and it was a 747 that crashed into the hotel... http://www.corrosion-doctors.org/Aircraft/...mages/el-al.jpg In this picture there are only a few large chunks but you can see them because the plane hit the ground. http://www.essex.police.uk/pages/news/pict...es/nfb0001a.jpg Most of debre from the plane would have been carried inside the pentagon not bounce off of it. This is why you see almost nothing outside, just stuff that might have been spit out with an explosion. Then you combine the regular burning heat of the fuel with the enclosed space of the pentagon and I wouldn't doubt that the temp in side there could have reached at least 4000 to 5000 degrees in some spots. pentagon - Gwarsbane - 09-03-2004 BTW have you ever seen the size of a cruse missles? Page loads slow http://www.defenselink.mil/photos/Mar1999/...F-3588H-002.jpg There is no way you could mistake a cruse missle for a 757. There is no way you could mistake that for anykind of airliner. |