CNN: No evidence a plane hit the Pentagon
On September 11, 2001, major US news media reported that the
Pentagon was struck by a Boeing 757 passenger plane, an
American Airlines flight 77.
A CNN video clip, readily available on the internet, and reportedly
recorded on that day, as events unfolded, said otherwise... Watch
the video..
One news report says, on Sept. 11 itself, top Bush officials decided
to use the airliner attacks to justify war with Afghanistan
and Iraq. "CBS News has learned that barely five hours after
American Airlines Flight 77 plowed into the Pentagon, Defense
Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld was telling his aides to come up with
plans for striking Iraq--even though there was no evidence linking
Saddam Hussein to the attacks." (Sept. 4, 2002) In October
2002, the NY Times reported that Rumsfeld created a Pentagon
operation "to search for information on Iraq's hostile
intentions or links to terrorists"--despite CIA reports saying
there were none. Shortly afterward, Rumsfeld announced that he had
"solid evidence of the presence in Iraq of al-Qaida members"
(Seymour Hersh, May 28, 2003). Soon other officials of the U.S.
government were presenting what he said as "evidence."
An article in St Petersburg Times online dated Nov 4, 2005 says:
"Smietana was working in a room on the east side of the Pentagon on
the morning of Sept. 11, 2001. He and the others in the room had
no idea American Airlines Flight 77 had slammed into the
opposite side of the building.
"That's how sturdy the Pentagon is," he said. "We were watching
the World Trade Center on the monitors, and a few minutes later,
somebody said a plane was coming this way.
"We ran outside and saw all the flames."
Smietana's office at (Pentagon's) Plans and Policy was less than
200 feet from the crash site."
Story Link:
http://www.sptimes.com/2005/11/04/Southpinellas/
For_42_years_he_was__.shtml
How could some one only 200 feet away from the location of flight 77
crash into the Pentagon complex have NO IDEA nor feel the
impact of a monstrous plane hitting it unless it was something
impact wise lesser than a massive plane crashing into the complex?
The initial report of hijackers with
knives and box-cutters on Flight 77 allegedly came from Barbara
Olson using a phone on the plane. She just happened to be married to
Solicitor General Ted Olson who argued President Bush's election
case before the Florida State Supreme Court in 2000.
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