AMTMAN
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Hi ZENS and Funk:
Your question sounds funny, as if the Department of Defense has no ‘defense system’ for the most heavily guarded military installation in the world! The US Military does not advertise the Pentagon’s Defense Network to just anybody. My bother just happens to be a Navy man and he knows nothing on earth can approach and strike the Pentagon, unless someone on the ‘inside’ turns off the system. The Pentagon had the Phalanx Close-In Weapons System ( http://www.navy.mil/navydata/fact_display.asp?cid=2100&tid=800&ct=2 ) when he was in the navy years ago. That does not even begin to talk about the five anti-missile batteries:
http://www.cassiopaea.org/cass/boeing.htm
The Pentagon Security Network becomes hot and active when commercial jets are ordered down ‘and’ a blip on the radar turns off the transponder. Everything you ever read about Dick Cheney’s and Donald Rumsfeld’s 9/11 “Stand Down” ( http://dodprotocol911.0catch.com/ ) orders have to do with disabling the Pentagon Defense System Security Grid, which allowed the E-Ring wall to be struck not once, but twice within a 5 minute period. After all, if the DoD Defense Network was up and running like normal, nothing on earth could possibly hit the Pentagon on 9/11 or any other day. The fact that you appear to know ‘nothing’ at all about DoD ‘defense’ (heh) capabilities is a little bit funny.
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Heh . . . That little guy cracks a 911Truther up. :0)
Terral
So what does your brother do in the Navy? Where exactly are those Phalanx at the Pentagon? I've been close to them before and they are not the smallest things in the world.