Reply #66: If the pentagon was "hit"

[H2O Man]

with anything other than the plane, it would clearly be proof that 9-11 didn't happen as I believe. The problem is that a plane full of people went somewhere, right? If that plane didn't hit the pentagon, I'm curious where it went?

The damage to the building is an interesting point, and I am not trying to dismiss it ..... but from what I saw, I think that it seems pretty likely that a plane crashed into it. I am not claiming to have any background in reconstructing this type of accident scene .... it certainly is far different than the "magic bullet" theory that the JFK "Warren Commission" is based entirely upon, and which anyone who has shot a 200lb mammal knows is nonsense. And I'm a little suspect in anyone who would claim to be able to reconstruct the damage to the pentagon ....but I'm open to considering anything.

It also leaves the plane in PA. I do remember the morning of 9-11, I sat and flipped through from CNN to MSNBC to Fox ..... and I believe it was MSNBC (I'm not going to drive to an office to watch the tapes) and a reporter was on the White House lawn, amid panic, and asked a White House official about the 4th plane .... the official said it was 14 minutes away ..... and the reporter asked what was going to happen, and the official said "we have to shoot it down." Now that could have been CNN, I am not positive.... but it was never re-played. Like the initial films of the horror of people falling out the windows. But I remember that clearly. And it never made sense to me that if the US officials planned this, they would shoot down the plane.

I also think that the idea that the bush folks were controlling this has a big weakness in having to include far too many people. The airlines, the military, the Islamists, etc. Any "conspiracy" that takes that many people is not likely to remain secret.