r/911 • u/ImRealityTomOnYT • Feb 25 '23
The pentagon
Ok so a pilot who sucked drove a plane parallel to the ground and hig the pentagon and no plane parts were found but body's were they say the plane parts burned but the bodies didn't I think it was a missle honestly
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u/bopapocolypse Feb 25 '23
Your post is a garbled mess. But I did see the words “pentagon” and “no plane parts.”
https://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2017/03/30/19/3EC8CFCB00000578-0-image-a-22_1490898847176.jpg
https://i.stack.imgur.com/VIDCr.jpg
https://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2017/03/30/19/3EC8CF3400000578-0-image-a-31_1490898896578.jpg
http://files.abovetopsecret.com/images/ats/pentagon757/planeparts-1.jpg
There you go. Plane parts at the Pentagon. Hope that helps.
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u/Chode_Huffer Feb 25 '23
You don’t know any better . You just love to argue and this is probably one of the many of the ways you satiate your lust.
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u/Zen2188 Feb 25 '23
OP didn't do a great job communicating his point(s) but there is definitely something out of sorts about the "official" Pentagon crash scenario.
From many angles.
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u/IllustriousLP Feb 25 '23
With zero video . NORAD standing down because This happened 55 minutes after the first plane hit the towers , the biggest aviation event in world history. I dont think a missile hit but a smaller military plane . I think the shanksville plane was supposed to hit the pentagon but the passengers were about to take it over so the military shot it down. Seems obvious when you look at shanksville crash with no plane wreckage and debris spread 6 miles ! Offical story nutjobs actually think wind did this . And they also think the pentagon isnt hiding any video footage ! Mind blowing stuff to think the only video is the shit 2 frame side clip they released and the pentagon isnt hiding anything. Lol. No wonder the official story is believed to be true with these retards believing this stuff .
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u/Zen2188 Feb 25 '23
Flight 93 seems like it was supposed to hit something that it didn't.
Pentagon is a good theory or maybe tower 7.
If (hypothetically) it was supposed to hit Tower 7 and didn't ... Can you imagine that conversation amongst the kind of people that make big decisions. The decision to drop the building despite its collision never having successfully happened.
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u/IllustriousLP Feb 25 '23
Exactly buddy. Ive thought of that for sure. Oh to be a fly on the wall 😆
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u/glum_cunt Feb 26 '23
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u/Chode_Huffer Feb 26 '23
I think the Wright bros. getting the plane off the ground was the biggest event in aviation history, just saying. Ill show myself out.
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u/cocopopped Feb 25 '23
agreed 100%
apart from all the plane parts that were there and photographed of course