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#183
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03-18-2012, 12:26 PM
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Re: Look Close.
I wonder if it's in B&W or color and if it's a legit shot, not like the shitty one that captured the plane at the pentagon. Either way I know it's not going to be a pretty sight to see, so who knows if it will ever be released... hopefully they keep it in a vault for historical purposes.
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#185
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03-18-2012, 02:28 PM
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Re: Look Close.
Yeah it seems a bit strange but it's possible there is more footage at the Pentagon yet to be released to the public... anyway just imagine if 9/11 happened in today's world with all the advances in HD and camera phones.
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#186
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03-18-2012, 03:07 PM
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Re: Look Close.
I'd just about gaurantee you there is more footage they have not released from the Pentagon, the question is, will we ever see it in our lifetime. If 9/11 happened today, there would be a surplus of pictures of jumpers, burnt people, bodyparts, you name it.
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#188
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03-18-2012, 08:56 PM
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Re: Look Close.
I promise you man, that is no rock hitting metal causing a spark, and honestly, why would there be a rock falling from the towers ? There were no bricks, concrete blocks, or stones in the World Trade Center Towers, there was concrete in the floorspans, but that is it. It did not even have a concrete core, it was Gipsum sheetrock. Some may not believe that, but it is true. You are not seeing concrete, rocks, soda bottles, or office funiture impact. It is a man that jumped from the North Tower. If you wonder why you see the blood cloud, but not what it left, it's because the fire truck is in the way. He did not hit the firetruck. He hit the metal railing that went around the top of the retaining wall, his body exploded, we saw his blood shoot out in a puff, then what was left of his head fell behind the firetruck. EVERY JUMPER I saw that day did the exact same thing. Their body exploded, their blood came out in a mist because of the pressure of a terminal velocity impact. Hit something at a 145 mph, I can assure you, your blood will look like a mist. It will come out and spread a thin layer instead of pooling up and congealing. I don't understand why people are having trouble with this. I am including a small map that shows the relative positions of the cameraman, the firetruck, and the jumper. I will also include a still shot from the video I posted, and one that was censcored by the History Channel, they used it in 102 minutes that changed America. Can you really see them editing out sparks, coke bottles, ashes, or office furniture ? I can't. I am also adding a bigger version of the picture where you can see 3 jumpers, 1 in front of the firetruck, 1 behind the firefighter, and look through and under the firetruck, that is part of the 1 that hit the handrail. The black X is about where the cameraman was, the deep red rectangle is the firetruck, and the bright red is where the jumper impacted. Look at the map and watch the video at the same time, you will see what I mean. |
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#189
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03-18-2012, 09:16 PM
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Re: Look Close.
The above pictures did not pop up in order, but it is something my dumbass did, oh well. In these pictures here that Chris was nice enough to share with us, what do you see ? A dead man ? Yes. Notice his surroundings as well, and open field for the most part. Notice the state of destruction his body shows. Not just his head cracked open like an egg, but his entire body is ruptured. The ground being dirt, absorbed some of the impact, yet he still had internal organs seperate from his body and scatter out around him. His parachute did not open, at all. The pilot chute looks like it was going to open, but that is probably from the impact. I don't skydive, I am a solid 100 % chicken shit when it comes to heights, planes, or any of that shit, so if we have skydivers here, please elaborate. Regardless, he hit at about 120 mph on dirt, which was enough to kill him obviously, but also destroyed his body as well. Imagine hitting concrete at about 140 mph...............what do you think that will do ? |
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#190
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03-19-2012, 11:10 AM
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Re: Look Close.
an excellent tableau of photos....it seems really hard for people to comprehend the forces at work in this kind of trauma--where the body is obliterated...i suppose if you were to imagine getting hit by a gigantic concrete ping pong paddle traveling at 150 mph...
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