TheLoneBedouin
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If the plane flew exactly parallel to the annex the impact would have been in the wrong place- therefore it flew left of the blue flight path. And if the plane flew to the left then he would not have been able to see it pass over the annex unless it was at a higher altitude.Reheat said:Right wing, huh? How did you arrive at that surprising conclusion?
If the plane was not flying over the building then the he would have immediately seen it when he turned to the left because there would have been no fourth wing obscuring his vision. He only saw the plane in between the 4th and 5th wings and in the last moments before the impact.
The next time he sees the plane is in the last moments when he sees a 'flash'.Morin said:As I turned to my left, I immediately realized the noise was bouncing off the 4-story structure that was Wing 5. One to two seconds later the airliner came into my field of view.
He never sees the most crucial part of the flight (over annex and NOC). His claim is completely consistent with the NOC and fatal to the official story.Morin said:As the aircraft approached the Pentagon, I saw a minor flash.
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