Ron Harvey
"do you really think that a Boeing 757 hit the Pentagon?"
Tue Sep 17 22:17:56 2002
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"do you really think that a Boeing 767 hit the Pentagon?" (wrote 'cen')

Perhaps not.

Flight AA77 was a B757, not a B767.

and "..without demolishing any walls"?

The question is spurious. Walls were demolished. Steel columns were
demolished. The immediate damage to the building extended far beyond the
alleged "one hole, 2 ½ yards in diameter".
The section of the building that eventually collapsed did so because
the structure had already fractured, immediately upon impact, hence an
apparent partial collapse.

Did Meyssan and any of the subsequent flocks bother bother to study the
plans in the appendices to the 'Arlington County After Action report'
before bleating and squawking forth?

See
http://www.co.arlington.va.us/fire/edu/about/pdf/after_report.pdf


At your service,

Ron Harvey


Subject: or in other words, puzzlepiece

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do you really think that a Boeing 757 hit the Pentagon?
http://disc.server.com/discussion.cgi?id=149495;article=33132

Tell me now, do you really think that a Boeing 757 hit the Pentagon? If
yes,
tell me how can a Boeing 767 go through 3 rings without demolishing any
walls.
Tell me how can the plane arrive to the 3rd ring only by piercing the
walls,
and end up with a small hole like cercled on the pictures. Tell me how
can a
Boeing 767 arrive to the 3rd ring without demolishing any wall ?
http://www.geocities.com/reind2002fr/index.html

My e mail : reindf@free.fr  (for any comment).

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THE EVIDENCE:
One hole, 2 ½ yards in diameter Whatever hit the Pentagon on September
11, 2001 made a hole several meters wide in the front wall between the
first and second floors. It emerged three blocks later, leaving behind
a perfectly round hole of about 2 ½ yards in diameter.
http://www.asile.org/citoyens/numero14/missile/trou_en.htm


9/11 - Flight 77 - Info & Links:
http://www.apfn.org/apfn/flight77.htm