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Comment by Central Scrutinizer on September 13, 2019 at 12:26am

Exactly, the "Nosecone's" on these birds are made of a mere thin fiberglass type material, designed to shield all the frontend sensors, radar, gyros, antenna's, etc You could literally kick one in with a well placed drop kick.

Question: So how the fook does an almost, paper mach'e type cone material plow into WTC2 and then come out the other side of that huge square-ass, steel, concrete, building with still enough velocity to be found 1/2 mile away??

Question: How in the Fook does something like that manage to plow through several concrete "rings" and then leave a 16ft exit hole???....

IT CAN'T, but a tomahawk cruise missile can ;)

Question: WHERE'S THE FOUR INDESTRUCTIBLE TITANIUM ENGINES AS BIG AS A FIRE TRUCK??

Fook those lame pics of a pitiful little Mercedes© rotor ring part, it would take 8 of those to get a 757 airborne, and which by the way, Mercedes was contracted to make the for those....yup, u guessed it...Tomahawk cruise missiles.... Coincidence???....righhhhht

Question: How does a Commercial jet leave an 8 mile debris field in PA just by "crashing" to earth?

it can't unless it's shot down...

Question: Where's the Wings??

...and if I hear this bullshit that they folded back along the fusealage and smoothly slid on in the PentaCon with the rest of the plane, I WILL HUNT YOU DOWN AND SLAP THE LIVING PISS OUTTA YA!!!

No plane debris to speak of in all 4, wrong engines placed on NY streets (Murphy ST), folding wings and disengrating titanium engines, planes conveniently crashing into abandoned mines where it will be left undisturbed... WAKE THE FUCK UP FOLKS (& Rivero)

PS: Forgot to mention, I'm not saying there was no planes (Xcept PentaCon incident I KNOW WHAT HIT THAT, SAW IT LIVE!) I'm saying the tower planes were planes....but they were modified military rigs, nothing commercial about 'em ;)

Comment by Chris of the family Masters on September 12, 2019 at 11:50pm

Most still can't see it. Plane cannot fly through reinforced concrete wall, for the same reason a car cannot drive through concrete barrier.