Whats this I wonder...
http://www.spazmataz.net/members/ph...set_albumName=wtc-gallery1&id=AIRPLANE_ENGINE
I am sure it has been linked to, but it is the first time I have seen this particular photo.
That's the portion of the (probably starboard) engine from flight 175 that wound up at Church & Murray Streets, north of the WTC. The "Murray" sign was knocked down and in most photos is visible on the ground next to the engine. The engine's smoking, flaming trail is quite clear in the wide shots of the south tower fireball. Some people who were near the Woolworth building saw that smoke trail leading to the south tower and thought a missile had been fired at the tower. NIST estimates that the engine exited the north wall of the south tower at 155 mph (250 km/h).
In 2006, here's what Jason Bermas and Dylan Avery told a sizable audience in Oakland, California about flight 175 (from
Loose Change Creators Speak):
Bermas: Well the evidence that the planes were not the ones they suggested they were is pretty evident. We don't have [inaudible], we don't seem to have anything identifiable at the Pentagon. And the video of the second plane hitting the tower, all we see is the gray underside of the plane, which should be blue. On top of this, the Pentagon and the second WTC planes pulled high G-force maneuvers that did not seem possible anyway.
...I think the evidence is quite strong that they probably switched drone aircraft during war games, and hit the buildings with separate aircraft.
...Just the evidence that it's a totally gray plane, and it's supposed to have markings on it, and not one video on one of the clearest days ever in New York, after all that evidence, can show me that it's a... (to Avery)
what airline is it?
Avery (under his breath): United.
Bermas: A United Airlines plane, is pretty evident.
What hideous, hideous creeps.
