Created on Sunday, 13 June 2010 09:46

Why were America and the world never shown the video and photographs of the Pentagon, BEFORE the outer wall collapsed?

Many people do not realize that the outer wall did not collapse until almost 30 minutes after the alleged impact. Given that the outer wall of the Pentagon had not yet collapsed and the only hole is approximately 16 ft. in diameter – how does a jetliner over 44 feet tall and 125 ft. wide, fit into that hole as shown in the crystal-clear and close-up photographic evidence from the Pentagon?

Furthermore, can physics explain why there is no damage to the Pentagon's upper floors where the tail section would have hit? In the aftermath, it was reported by media sources that a giant 100 ft. crater was plowed into the front lawn of the Pentagon as the result of the powerful airliner crash. Why does photographic evidence overwhelmingly show that this was absolutely not the case? Why no crater? Why no skid marks? Why no burn marks? Why was the entire world deliberately misled?

Examine the video and photographic evidence for yourself.

Created on Thursday, 03 June 2010 13:47

Flight 93 allegedly crashed in Stonycreek Township near Shanksville in Somerset County, Pennsylvania. Once again the original reports show that there is NO evidence of a plane having crashed there either. No plane wreckage at all.

 

Created on Friday, 07 May 2010 14:45

Continous Pieces is a 9/11 investigative documentary. Witnesses, photographers and videographers as well as various other experts and guests, try to explain what could and could not have happened on that day.

Created on Friday, 07 May 2010 14:46

Perception and belief are tightly bound together.

You can literally see things that are not there…and fail to see things that are.

Magicians practice an art that works with this mental phenomenon to create illusions. It's called misdirection.

Movie special effects directors are experts at this art. The military has also mastered it to deceive enemy forces.

They all create illusions and edit reality.

Our brains do this too.

Every day. Every moment. Otherwise, we'd spend so much time analyzing every scene and setting in our lives that we would not be able to function.

Sometimes though, our edited version of reality is inaccurate.

A very common mistake the brain makes is to connect unrelated events together.

Read the following and pay close attention to what is actually being said:

"I saw a big plane flying low"…

"Then I heard a huge explosion"…

"When I looked at the World Trade Center, it was on fire."

Did this person say that he saw a plane strike the World Trade Center?

No.

Many people who claimed to have seen the alleged strikes actually saw them on TV or heard a plane overhead, heard an explosion, and made an ASSUMPTION as to what happened.

Don't assume anything.

Watch.

Think.