Defending the Truth

hevusa · 03-30-2005, 08:53 AM

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Originally Posted by RidinHighSpeeds

That web site letsroll911.org is a 100% liberal controlled, Michael Moore loving web site. I joined up in the forums and actually talked about the airplane that hit the pentagon. They sent links to airplane crashes, but the planes they showed that crashed did not crash 500+mph into a concrete building. What a great way to brainwash more liberals into believing the Michael Moore bullshit.

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Originally Posted by from letsroll911.org

I don't think that it matters in the least whether or not the Pentagon was struck by an airplane.
What matters is whether or not the Pentagon was struck by AA flight 77.

I tried to respond and guess what? They banned me! haha it's funny that all they do on their web site is talk about fiction and do not allow people from the right who are right to debate.

If you think they are so nuts I'd like you to find ONE picture of the plane that hit the pentagon (not just the neat hole it left).

onthefence · 03-30-2005, 09:01 AM

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Originally Posted by RidinHighSpeeds

That web site letsroll911.org is a 100% liberal controlled, Michael Moore loving web site. I joined up in the forums and actually talked about the airplane that hit the pentagon. They sent links to airplane crashes, but the planes they showed that crashed did not crash 500+mph into a concrete building. What a great way to brainwash more liberals into believing the Michael Moore bullshit.

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Originally Posted by from letsroll911.org

I don't think that it matters in the least whether or not the Pentagon was struck by an airplane.
What matters is whether or not the Pentagon was struck by AA flight 77.

I tried to respond and guess what? They banned me! haha it's funny that all they do on their web site is talk about fiction and do not allow people from the right who are right to debate.

I spend many hours lurking there the conspiracy runs rampant. Some of them have way too much time on their hands.

RidinHighSpeeds · 03-30-2005, 09:26 AM

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Originally Posted by hevusa

If you think they are so nuts I'd like you to find ONE picture of the plane that hit the pentagon (not just the neat hole it left).

Sure thing! Right now I have a class but when I have my hour break I will grab a picture for you. After watching the National Geographic channel they said after much research that the plane hit the building at an angle where the left wing was dug into the ground. Deep in the ground they recovered part of the wing.

onthefence · 03-30-2005, 10:57 AM

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Originally Posted by RidinHighSpeeds

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Originally Posted by hevusa

If you think they are so nuts I'd like you to find ONE picture of the plane that hit the pentagon (not just the neat hole it left).

Sure thing! Right now I have a class but when I have my hour break I will grab a picture for you. After watching the National Geographic channel they said after much research that the plane hit the building at an angle where the left wing was dug into the ground. Deep in the ground they recovered part of the wing.

Nuts I meant to TIVO that show, did you watch it? Do I need to watch it?

It's on a couple more times hopefully I can remember to TIVO it.

hevusa · 03-30-2005, 11:31 AM

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Originally Posted by RidinHighSpeeds

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Originally Posted by hevusa

If you think they are so nuts I'd like you to find ONE picture of the plane that hit the pentagon (not just the neat hole it left).

Sure thing! Right now I have a class but when I have my hour break I will grab a picture for you. After watching the National Geographic channel they said after much research that the plane hit the building at an angle where the left wing was dug into the ground. Deep in the ground they recovered part of the wing.

I saw a video that showed a security camera of the pentagon plane hit. The plane looked like the size of a small private jet. Not even close to being a 767 or whatever Boeing model was supposed to have hit it. That would match up much better with the damage found at the pentagon.

RidinHighSpeeds · 03-30-2005, 11:33 AM

lol I believe it's on again Sunday. It was indeed very educational. Hevusa you need to watch this. Science, computer animation, and many top investigators helped find the answers we needed to know about 9-11.

Oh and how did they know the plane was going 500+mph? The plane identification was removed from radar when the hijackers took over the plane. However, radar does pick up large objects in the sky which they did have on radar at the time. So they calculated the speed of the plane at the very time of impact and it was over 500mph. I don't recall the exact speed but that is fast.

hevusa · 03-30-2005, 11:34 AM

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Originally Posted by RidinHighSpeeds

lol I believe it's on again Sunday. It was indeed very educational. Hevusa you need to watch this. Science, computer animation, and many top investigators helped find the answers we needed to know about 9-11.

Oh and how did they know the plane was going 500+mph? The plane identification was removed from radar when the hijackers took over the plane. However, radar does pick up large objects in the sky which they did have on radar at the time. So they calculated the speed of the plane at the very time of impact and it was over 500mph. I don't recall the exact speed but that is fast.

I wish I had TIVO! What channel will it be on?

onthefence · 03-30-2005, 01:00 PM

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Originally Posted by hevusa

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Originally Posted by RidinHighSpeeds

lol I believe it's on again Sunday. It was indeed very educational. Hevusa you need to watch this. Science, computer animation, and many top investigators helped find the answers we needed to know about 9-11.

Oh and how did they know the plane was going 500+mph? The plane identification was removed from radar when the hijackers took over the plane. However, radar does pick up large objects in the sky which they did have on radar at the time. So they calculated the speed of the plane at the very time of impact and it was over 500mph. I don't recall the exact speed but that is fast.

I wish I had TIVO! What channel will it be on?

The National Georaghic Channel... I don't even know If I get it or not.

RidinHighSpeeds · 03-30-2005, 01:09 PM

http://www.nationalgeographic.com.au...8%3A30%3A00+PM

onthefence · 03-30-2005, 01:26 PM

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Originally Posted by RidinHighSpeeds

http://www.nationalgeographic.com.au/front_new/watch/default.asp?mode=program&tdatetime=2%2F3%2F2005+8% 3A30%3A00+PM

That's nice if we were in Australia or New Zealand....lol

Sunday, April 3, 2005, at 6P

Seconds from Disaster
Pentagon 9/11 [TV-PG]
On September 11, 2001, American Airlines Flight 77 was hijacked by terrorists who flew the plane into the Pentagon's west wall, killing 189 people. Pentagon 9-11 follows the events that led to the worst day of terrorist attacks on American soil.

Also airs:
Monday, April 4, 2:00A
Tuesday, April 5, 5:00P

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	RidinHighSpeeds Website Owner Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Taxachusetts Posts: 6,973 Thanks: 9 Thanked 59 Times in 52 Posts	lol I believe it's on again Sunday. It was indeed very educational. Hevusa you need to watch this. Science, computer animation, and many top investigators helped find the answers we needed to know about 9-11. Oh and how did they know the plane was going 500+mph? The plane identification was removed from radar when the hijackers took over the plane. However, radar does pick up large objects in the sky which they did have on radar at the time. So they calculated the speed of the plane at the very time of impact and it was over 500mph. I don't recall the exact speed but that is fast. Networked Web Sites Jon-Kingsbury.com DefendingTheTruth UML Forums

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