First of all I could understand why they were annoyed with you on the thread you linked to.
Yes, I ruined their day, and yours too.
As I´ve pointed out before, airplanes were a regular site over the Pentagon.
You should have read my post:
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Just think how those drivers and long-time commuters would react having seen a never-before-seen sight of a 757 moving faster and lower than any departing or approaching jet from and to Reagan ever had done before, loud as hell, along with a freaking explosion going off behind the jet, then hearing all the subsequent media reports from that moment until today
that the jet crashed into the Pentagon and didn't fly over it. You would think they would remain silent, eh?"
Commuters on the opposite side of the west face of the Pentagon would not have looked twice.What they would have noticed was the massive fireball. If they saw a plane they would hardly have connected the two.
You really should have read my post:
"Once again, you stick your foot in your mouth claiming to know what hundreds of people would have seen or not seen after you, CIT, and P4T,
refused to interview them for the last 8 years."
Sure do. He was looking over the South Parking lot over lane 1. Your flight Path doesn't go
anywhere near the South Parking Lot. And even if he had seen the so-called "flyover" jet, so would scores of others.
How about hearing the sequestered 911 calls around Arlington?
Man, your evasions are ridiculous. You expect that an unknown number of 911 callers reporting a
"flyover" would sit around passively as the news media reported a crash instead? Maybe you as a CIT "Truther" wouldn't think to contact the media and ask, "What gives?"
It´s not as cut and dry as it seems. If Craig and Aldo found out so much with a cam and a pair of balls what do you think a real investigation with power of subpoena would reveal?
Tsk... tsk... You all claim you did the investigation already.
You and CIT have real problems with your fantasy flight path. Apart from the fact the g forces required to execute your flight path, you've got so many more problems that you have been evading for years.
Let's look at the reality. You'll have to click on the photo to see the enlarged, readable version.
The image shows several things:
1. A View Shed analysis shows the area within the purple shading extending to one mile from the center courtyard of the Pentagon. It shows the area in which a person could see a 757 that is 100 feet off the ground directly over the Pentagon courtyard at that instantaneous point in time.
2. Any person in that purple-shaded area would be in a position to see the 757 excepting, of course, where shrubbery and trees existed in the direct line of sight.
3. The points of visibility of the jet at that instantaneous point in time includes 2.3 miles of I-395 including the Arland D. Williams Memorial Bridge. It also includes a majority of the George Mason Memorial Bridge and the Rochambeau Memorial Bridges. It incluses all the major arteries around the Pentagon as well as the Pentagon parking lots.
The area encompassed within the purple-shaded area is
just shy of 3 square miles.
4. The jet's movement will bring more area within a one-mile radius of the jet and more chances for observation.
CIT's Problems:
1. CIT has consistently refused to draw any "flyover" flight path after the point of intersection with the Pentagon. Any "flyover" path CIT would draw, such as represented by the three yellow lines, only further illustrates the probability that many people would see a flyover from the freeways, bridges, and parking lots. CIT refuses to draw a "flyover" flight path and
must ignore any eyewitnesses not on the impact side of the Pentagon.
2. The absurdity of AA77 flying a NOC flightpath, apart from the extreme g forces required, when the actual flight path is easier and results in a damage pattern to the Pentagon consistent with the direction of damage.
3. Roosevelt Robert's statements are completely inconsistent with CIT's claims of a "flyover." He states he was at the loading dock looking over the South Parking Lot facing Lane 1 of the lot. CIT's fantasy NOC flight path puts the jet nowhere near the South Parking Lot so Roberts would not see it flying
over the South Parking lot.
4. CIT has been completely unable to deal with the implications of any "flyover" and must avoid the hundreds of people on the freeways, bridges, parking lots around the Pentagon who were in position to see a low-flying, fast moving, very loud jet moving away from an explosion.
Give it up, mudlark. You and CIT are completely debunked.