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| Aldo Marquis CIT | Jul 2 2009, 02:30 PM |
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Don't put words in my mouth. I do have a clue, actually. NoC is true no matter how you try your funky little lawyerspeak tactics. This is a military psy-op deception, keep it in perspective.
Hmmmmm, gee. Well maybe that huge fireball had something to do with that.
You're right, depending on where they were located......oh and whether they dropped to the ground, covered up, shielded themselves. And some I am sure were confused but assumed it hit anyway, like Maria De La Cerda, who was puzzled by the "side impact", because she thought it hit "on top" or "on the other side".
I am not sure why the hell you would believe that or why would we would have to ask, if it is on the north side of the Citgo and if it pulled up, IT DID NOT "dip back down after it cleared the sign" the only thing it could have done was fly over or away from the building. But you, Kenyon, my skeptical little friend, are more than welcome to take your anonymous self down to Arlington to ask him yourself.
You are mistaken. In the video, at the time he was filmed, on that day, he BELIEVED the plane hit the Pentagon. He also did not believe it was an American Airlines and he claimed to know what one looked like.
Really? You know that how? From watching the interview of him? You know how big that fireball was from his perspective?Hmmmmmm? You know he didn't drop to the ground below the mound right at flash bang moment then looked up after the fireball began to develop? You know that for a fact?
He also could be deducing this detail because the event happened so fast and saw the later damage from the aftermath, which would be obscured from the view point of the Citgo.
I don't know, didn't I explain it enough to you? NoC=flyover, NoC + witnessed pull-up ascent REALLY=flyover |
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