You know "for a fact" that no one saw the plane hit the posts because you talked to one of them? They "could be interpreted" that way, so you will, even though it contradicts what they actually said? I think you must have a peculiar notion of what the word "fact' means.
Actually I've talked to more than one of them. Apparently "fact", is whatever you read that is "official".
"They" admitted it to the one guy you spoke to, and he passed that "fact" along to you? That's your story?
No Captain Comprehension, they, one of the people you mentioned, admitted to me ON CAMERA that they didn't actually see the pole get hit, that they actually deduced after the fact.
But she lives on the 8th floor, with a balcony facing the Pentagon, right? How did you determine that her balcony is "too far to see the poles get hit," or is that just another "fact?" Why do you think she would say that if she didn't see it?
Because I've been in the area and I know the plane didn't hit the light poles. I know Debra is deducing it as most everyone else had. What? You don't think she had her news on, when they flashed the image of the cab on the highway with the pole lying in next to it? You think she actually saw light poles get hit, from the 8th floor. Remember, Columbia Pike is on a hill and the Pentagon sits at the bottom of this hill with treeline blocking it.
Let's rephrase it. Have you spoke with Debra yourself and confirmed that actually SAW the plane hit light poles? Or are you simply grasping onto a line in her account that is not definitive one way or the other, in order to prove your point. You know what else, Debra said in her account. She called it a "small commercial" aircraft. Now what?
She thought the plane was 75 ft in the air? Did you ask her how tall she thought the light posts were?
No I didn't, but did YOU ask her if she ACTUALLY SAW the plane hit the light poles?
Well, he said he did, and I think we've already established what "for a fact" means to you.
Yeah and then he said he didn't. Have you spoke with Mike Walter? I have.
But he said he saw the plane knock the pole down and we know that that did happen, don't we.
He didn't see anything of the sort. And that didn't happen.
You seem to have left a few people off the list, including Stephen McGraw, who corroborated Lloyd England's account. Why is that?
Gee I don't know. Couldn't there be a good reason why I didn't mention him specifically? Think about it.
Having lived in that area for 30 years and been stuck in traffic around the Pentagon too many times to count, I assure you that I did "try and figure out how many people were actually on that highway" before I posted that. Don't try to blow smoke up my butt. And btw, I only posted the names of the people who specifically mentioned the light poles -- not everyone who saw the plane pass over the bridge.
Riiight. I don't care how long you've lived there or that you've been in traffic there. That is irrelevant. What isn't irrelevant is how many were published as being at the highway and seeing the plane, seeing it hit light poles, and actually seeing it impact the builiding.
Well, it appears that uk_dave was right. You are a total waste of time.
And you my friend, are a waste of bandwidth.