A big wall keeps you quite distant from the "impact" point, which was insanely tiny to start with (per historic photos), and has since been filled in. It's got a copycat wall of the Vietnam Veterans Wall (engraved names of victims) and a few lame exhibits. I came too late to go to building, just went to the outdoor part.
It takes FOREVER to drive off the nearby rural road and go to the impact "site." On the way you pass a carrillon of bells one per each victim. It's all tired and cliched and uninspiring.
The debris field iirc is eight miles west around a lake, in part, and also in the woods nearby, which you can get NOWHERE near given the oddly designed perimeter wall (high base and then slanted top) that discourages climbing, scaling, etc.
.... so this sucker was surely blown up by an Air Force or similar fighter. At best, the "let's roll" myth involved a fight that was terminated by an air-to-air missile, and maybe an engine or something came into this field and made a tiny crater and amount of smoke.
You can search on Shanksville deception or similar terms, and come to articles like this:
Yep. I always realize what my statements do or do not refute.
The myth part may be EVERYTHING generated about Todd Beamer and company, or it may be limited to a lie that they organized and rolled a coffee cart to try to crash the plane ...
But it wasn't the Patriots that crashed it, it was bought down by a jet operating simultaneously to the passenger rebellion.
SO the information management here is kind of disgusting, writing the military jet out of the picture.
^ This. Also go to the Flight 93 Memorial near Shanksville PA to see some third-rate gaslighting on what happened.
Please explain.
A big wall keeps you quite distant from the "impact" point, which was insanely tiny to start with (per historic photos), and has since been filled in. It's got a copycat wall of the Vietnam Veterans Wall (engraved names of victims) and a few lame exhibits. I came too late to go to building, just went to the outdoor part.
It takes FOREVER to drive off the nearby rural road and go to the impact "site." On the way you pass a carrillon of bells one per each victim. It's all tired and cliched and uninspiring.
The debris field iirc is eight miles west around a lake, in part, and also in the woods nearby, which you can get NOWHERE near given the oddly designed perimeter wall (high base and then slanted top) that discourages climbing, scaling, etc.
.... so this sucker was surely blown up by an Air Force or similar fighter. At best, the "let's roll" myth involved a fight that was terminated by an air-to-air missile, and maybe an engine or something came into this field and made a tiny crater and amount of smoke.
You can search on Shanksville deception or similar terms, and come to articles like this:
http://whale.to/b/bollyn10feb4.html
You realize that your own account doesn't refute the statement "let's roll?" I'm curious why you insist it's a myth.
Thanks for describing the site, that's designed to gaslight. If the hole was created from one engine that would make sense.
Yep. I always realize what my statements do or do not refute.
The myth part may be EVERYTHING generated about Todd Beamer and company, or it may be limited to a lie that they organized and rolled a coffee cart to try to crash the plane ...
But it wasn't the Patriots that crashed it, it was bought down by a jet operating simultaneously to the passenger rebellion.
SO the information management here is kind of disgusting, writing the military jet out of the picture.