alvino
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Re: 9/11 And some interseting facts
Governments cover things up they don't want people to see. I'm not saying your Dad is a liar, but governments do a lot of things to keep people from saying stuff with something called money.
I doubt the plane will fall apart, but it would've stalled if it flew what the government really said it did. Commercial airliners simply can't maneuver like that, they simply aren't designed to. I didn't see any thing about the plane hitting the Pentagon. It doesn't make sense either, since it's the plane went through the whole side of the E-Ring (which is reinforced due to the high-profile work done there). The nose of an airliner can't penetrate through all that concrete and steel. If there really was a airliner, you would've seen TONS of debris from the wings and engines. There is no way the engines could've vaporized from the explosion, considering that it's build to withstand very high temperatures. Instead, you see almost NO debris except for the ones that were easily carried by hand. If it was really a airliner, you would see tail sections or parts of wings or SOMETHING that couldn't be carried by hand (considering that one plane weighs tons).
Fact of the Day: Construction on The Pentagon began September 11, 1941, and coincidentally the building was hit by a "plane" exactly 60 years later on September 11, 2001.
sk8ngame said:
Governments cover things up they don't want people to see. I'm not saying your Dad is a liar, but governments do a lot of things to keep people from saying stuff with something called money.
Nik00117 said:
I doubt the plane will fall apart, but it would've stalled if it flew what the government really said it did. Commercial airliners simply can't maneuver like that, they simply aren't designed to. I didn't see any thing about the plane hitting the Pentagon. It doesn't make sense either, since it's the plane went through the whole side of the E-Ring (which is reinforced due to the high-profile work done there). The nose of an airliner can't penetrate through all that concrete and steel. If there really was a airliner, you would've seen TONS of debris from the wings and engines. There is no way the engines could've vaporized from the explosion, considering that it's build to withstand very high temperatures. Instead, you see almost NO debris except for the ones that were easily carried by hand. If it was really a airliner, you would see tail sections or parts of wings or SOMETHING that couldn't be carried by hand (considering that one plane weighs tons).
Fact of the Day: Construction on The Pentagon began September 11, 1941, and coincidentally the building was hit by a "plane" exactly 60 years later on September 11, 2001.
