by StarmanSkye » Tue Apr 11, 2006 9:45 pm
Man, I've resisted jumping in on this because at this point, anybody who isn't capable of seeing the HUGE problems with the no-plane thesis plainly DOESN'T WANT TO. So nothing I say is gonna make any diff. But it just perplexes me why people seem determined to hang-onto this utterly discreditted fairy-tale -- WHY?<br><br>I can't read Reynold's website for more than a couple minutes now without clenching me teeth in disgust --yes, disgust-- as he mangles truth and plain-out lies about incontrovertable facts -- he makes so many egregious faults, anyone who can't find a dozen mistatements or errors in the first five minutes of reading plainly has an extremely poor grasp of the subject material.<br><br>"towers fell in their footprint" -- WHAT? Yet he admits debris was expelled up to 500 feet, more than twice the tower's 200 ft diameter! Clearly a case where he wants it both ways. Have YOU ever bothered checking this Reynold's 'fact' with a debris chart?<br><br>"black boxes not found" -- C'mon, it's been widely reported on alternative sites and discussed on this form, 3 of the 4 black boxes were recovered by FEMA and handed-over to the FBI --in great secrecy and still not officially acknowledged, but it was an open secret by the site workers and at least one FBI official admitted it 'anonymously'. How could you have missed this critical detail?<br><br>Hundreds of people in the buildings reported the airplane-impacts causing the buildings to sway so severely those at the upper floors were knocked to the floor. The south tower rocked when the north tower was struck.<br><br><!--EZCODE IMAGE START--><img src="http://images.usatoday.com/graphics/news/gra/gtowers2.gif" style="border:0;"/><!--EZCODE IMAGE END--><br><br>The above is a detailed chart assembled by USA Today that marks where some 200 people were on the 78th floor skylobby waiting on elevators when flight 175 struck the south tower between the 78th and 84th floors -- only 12 people survived who were on the 78th floor as the Boeing's left wing ripped thru the core where crowds waited in front of the elevator banks.<br><br>READ the story of seven survivors here -- <br>http://www.usatoday.com/news/sept11/2002-09-03-floor-usat_x.htm--excerpt--<br>A deafening explosion and a searing blast of heat ripped through the lobby. The air turned black with smoke. Flames burst out of elevators. Walls and the ceiling crumbled into a foot of debris on the floor. Shards of glass flew like thrown knives.<br><br>The blast threw people like dolls, tearing their bodies apart.<br><br>No one knew it was a plane.<br><br>Judy Wein flew through the air and landed on her side, shattering her forearm, breaking three ribs and puncturing a lung.<br><br>Oh my God, she thought. Why didn't I keep walking down?<br><br>As the blow from the jet made the building rock first north, then south, she felt herself sliding across the floor toward the express elevators. A minute before, the elevator doors had been a route to safety. Now they were useless, gaping and askew. Flames burned in the shafts.<br><br>This is how I'm going to die, she thought. In a burning elevator. What a waste.<br><br>Donna Spera's arms were burning. Her watch felt like it was melting, and she flicked her wrist to get it off. She dropped her cell phone, the one she had been using to try to call her friend Paulie in the north tower.<br><br>She dropped her pocketbook. It fell on the motionless body at her feet: Casey Parbhu, her friend and comforter, was dead.<br><br>The fire in the other tower must have caused an explosion, she thought. The smoke was so dark she could barely see. She remembered a childhood lesson: In a fire, get to the floor. She got on her hands and knees.<br><br>Everything seemed to be happening in slow motion. She started crawling past bodies, alone.<br><br>The impact threw Kelly Reyher, on his way to retrieve his Palm Pilot, headfirst into the back wall of the local elevator he had just stepped into. The floor of the elevator buckled, and the car dropped 2 feet. The walls were blown in and flames shot from the shaft. Hot, black smoke filled the elevator car.<br><br> <br>By Todd Plitt, USA TODAY <br>Kelly Reyher: He never made it back to his 100th floor office, but he did make it back to his family, Daughter Caitlin, now 2 1/2, gives Dad a kiss. <br> <br> <br>I don't want to burn to death, Reyher thought. I'll stand up, I'll breathe in the smoke as hard as I can, and then I'll die and I won't know I'm burning.<br><br>Then Reyher saw that the doors were still open just an inch or so. He pulled them apart and wedged his briefcase between them.<br><br>He crawled up, over the briefcase, and out into the lobby.<br><br>"Howard!" Judy Wein was yelling to Kestenbaum, her boss.<br><br>It was Vijay Paramsothy who called back: "We're over here!"<br><br>Paramsothy was sitting up, scratched and bloody. Marble slabs had fallen onto Richard Gabrielle and broken his legs. Wein tried to move the slabs with her good arm, and he cried out.<br><br>Howard Kestenbaum lay flat and still. To Wein, he looked peaceful.<br><br>Dead and wounded covered the floor of the lobby like a battlefield after cannon fire. A ghostly dusting of plaster lay over everyone.<br><br>Reyher crawled past a decapitated body, through and over bodies and limbs and puddles of blood. He could hear people crying, moaning, screaming.<br>--unquote--<br><br>Interactive Documentary: Life, death on the 78th floor<br>http://www.usatoday.com/graphics/news/gra/wtc2002/flash.htm<br>Site above also links to other special reports.<br><br>There were HUNDREDS of people who videotaped and photographed the towers on 911 and recorded the image of flight 175 slamming into the south tower -- WHY do you keep harping on a single video played by the MSM that day that you insist is doctored, and therefore MUST be fake? This is one of the most perplexing incidence of willful fixation that seems to have totally captivated you -- like those who say the NASA moonwalk video shows the USA flag 'waving' in the breeze of a soundstage fan -- forever disproving the US actually sent manned flights to the moon.<br><br>Cheap, lazy, bunkum.<br><br>What else? The damage to the tower's facade was NOT (again, I say) NOT clean, crisp, cookie-cutter wing-shaped.<br>LOOK at the photographs.<br><br>You're too smart to fall for the absurd no-plane-at-the WTC suspension-of-thought premise.<br>Starman<br><br><br> <p></p><i></i>