Oystein
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Witnesses (1) -- A dozen testify to a path inconsistant with the damage path
Witnesses (2) -- Dozens say they saw the plane hit the building (not proof)
Wait a second - are you saying that you believe (1) as evidence, but don't believe (2) as evidence? When (1) is only a (one) dozend witnesses (around12 individuals), and (2) is dozens (plural) of witnesses (that is, at least twice as many, potentially as much as 10 times as many)? Oh and what is easier to get right for a non-expert witness - get the flight path right for a moving plane up in the sky, or get the crash (or no crash) location right for a plane in a building on the ground - both with reference to said building? Honest answer, Mr. Deeds?
Parts from plane litter the site -- Maybe, but how about the engines?
Engines were found.
However, suppose engines were not found then what about the other parts? Do you mean to wish them away?
Passengers' DNA is found inside -- But chain of evidence questionable
Can you please point out to a crime that was resolved based on DNA evidence where you DO have a chain of evidence that you personally don't find questionable?
Or to put it in a different way: Why do you doubt this particiluar DNA evidence, if not based on your personal, foregone conclusions? Do you mean to imply that those people who published the results of the DNA testing are in on it? Or who is? Please enumerate the possibilities, and count the minimum number of implicated persons!
And the big ones -- how could a novice pilot fly that precise maneuver?
It wasn't a precise maneuver. It was in fact a very wobbly, imprecise maneuver. Hanjour only had to hit the Pentagon somewhere, anywhere. His target was about 70 feet high and 1500 feet wide, it doesn't take a precise maneuver to hit such a huge target, but because Hanjour was such a mediocre pilot, he came in too high, had to circle aroubd to cook off altitude, and still nearly managed to fail.
Every novice pilot could do this sloppy job, it is dead easy.
If you ever researched that question, you wouldn't have to ask, but would already know:Where was the Nation's air defense?
All 4 (+1 additional) fighters that were on alert in the entire north-east were already airborne: 2 were on CAP in NYC, and 2 were looking out for other suspected hijacks.
All the rest of the air defence was in the process of getting fighters ready. If you knew the first thing about air base operations, you'd know that hot weapons are under lock and key away from the planes, and that it takes more than the 35 between realizing that more than one plane was used for an attack and the Pentagon crash.
This is all so very 2006. You listen to the wrong people, Mr. Deeds. You haven't taken in the necessary information yet, although it is old. Please do your research before spewing nonsense. It doesn't become you or your reputation well.