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TheLoneBedouin said:Sure they might have thought that, until they turned on the news. Then they would have thought it was a second plane, and this is exactly what they reported. Of course, David Copperfield couldn't put false information into the mainstream media.
Wrong. There was not intensive coverage of a C-130 at all on the news on 9/11. Just a few witness accounts in some random newspaper articles and a brief mention by Rear Admiral Quigley. The Wheelhouse statements have publication dates of 9/14 and 9/15, the O'Keefe statement was published on 9/12, and other witness statements come from non-news websites (e.g. Scott Cook's at clothmonkey.com and Allen Cleveland's at spooky8.com) that I doubt a witness would have seen at the time. I don't recall discussion on the C-130 coming up in the day-long coverage on CBS9. I doubt a witness of the plane would have necessarily seen any news coverage on the C-130 that would have prevented him or her from saying online or anywhere, "I saw a huge fireball at the Pentagon with a freaking silver airliner flying away from it". And I can't imagine the plotters would have such a convoluted plan (including unnecessarily faking a SOC flight path) with so many opportunities for failure and exposure of "what really happened", and then just leave the HUGE PROBLEM of people witnessing and photographing a silver airliner flying away from the Pentagon to just a disinformation campaign with the media involving a plane that doesn't even look like an American Airlines 757.
TheLoneBedouin said:So what? These videos were taken after the attack. There was no reason to have a camera pointed at the Pentagon before the attack. Those that were (security cameras, citgo cameras, sheraton cameras, etc.) were confiscated.
The argument that "they would never have risked someone taking a video of the attack" fails simply because there is no one to date that has a personal video of the Pentagon attack.
What a lame response. (1) People don't take photos of the Pentagon? No tourists in the area who might want to take pictures and video of the building? An AP reporter who was at the scene mentioned such a person: "I was in my Jeep Cherokee, driving on Route 395 toward DC and listening to NPR. I saw the plane coming down. I didn't have a camera with me. On the left shoulder, I saw this tourist with a video camera. The man was with his wife and son. They were from southern Virginia. He was freaked out completely. He was not recording anything. The camera was facing the ground." (The Washingtonian, September 2002). How lucky for the NWO that this tourist had the camera facing the ground instead of recording. (2) The point I was making was not recording the plane before the attack but the FLYOVER, the magic plane flying over and away from the Pentagon, people to the south and east seeing the plane the moment the fireball erupted and getting their cameras out to track where this plane was going. A plane that Tribby should have seen from I-395. (3) Confiscating videos would not have prevented a Tribby or Riskus from publicizing their footage on the internet, and there is no way the plotters could know whether such people exist before committing to the "official" account of events. (4) Your final point is a non-starter because you're using hindsight which is precisely what your fantasy plotters did not have.

