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(Robert)states that his view was obscured, that all he saw was the fireball. That is completely consistent with someone who has seen a fast aircraft desend past and below the highway embankment and infers an impact when he sees the fireball.
In FACT if your senario were to be true Robert it would have him saying that the fireball occured BEFORE impact and therefore obscured his view of the impact that caused the fireball. That is a temporal paradox. Had Robert seen the fireball that he understands was due to the impact BEFORE impact occured do you not think he would have thought that to be somewhat ODD Lyte???? Instead he is quite adamant that the plane did indeed hit the building and logic dictates that he is saying that the fireball was his cue that the plane had (note the past tense Lyte) hit the building even though it was out of his line of sight.
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You are also conveniently ignoring the fact that Robert says the plane pulled up over the do not enter sign.
During which time Robert was running up an embankment thus altering his perspective of the plane. NONE of your other witnesses has the plane rising at any time IIRC. Thus if you are using Robert as your sole witness among the dozens that watched the plane approach to "prove" that the plane rose and therefore flew above the Pentagon you are using the extreme minority account to bolster a fanatstic tale, a fiction of your own creation.
ETA: in fact no one else mentions a rising aircraft
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His account blows the official story out of the water no matter how you look at it and he is 100% validated about the plane being where he says it was and therefore that he really saw the plane
When, at the time he says the plane went directly overhead of the station or when he says it went over the trees a few feet next to the lot or when his account of the path the plane took in no way matches your other witnesses accounts, other than that in one of Robert's versions, the plane is actually north of the station?