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Politics : Impeach George W. Bush
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To: Lazarus_Long who wrote (19450)2/10/2003 4:52:12 PM
From: bearshark  Read Replies (1) of 93284
 
ShilohCat and Lazarus Long:

Go back and look at the video that Lazarus Long posted. Here it is.

cnn.com

Before you do it, I can see the 757 and its vertical wing above the rear part of the fuselage. Here is how to see it. Go to the video and click it where it says "Images of Pentagon crash and explosion." However, don't play the video. It is below the "Play video." Use the photo by photo display. You can manipulate this with the little red arrows in the right bottom corner.

Go to the first photo in the series. There are two yellow traffic control boxes. Notice the yellow traffic control box on the right. Look at the top of that control box. Now, click the red arrow to move to the next photo. You will notice something that appears to be missing from above the control box on the second photo. Go back again to the first still photo in the series and pay attention to the figure just above the yellow control box. Just above and inside the right corner of the box, you will see the 757's vertical wing. If you look just to the top and outside the left corner above the control box, you will see the very tip of the nose of the 757. If you do not believe you are seeing it, click the red arrow and go to the next still photo again. You will see there is nothing above the yellow traffic control box. That is because the 757 is now in the Pentagon. Go back and forth a few times. It is hard to believe it, but the vertical wing of of the 757 gives it away.

The 757 must be about 5 to 10 feet above the ground at the point in the first photo.

edit: I added the correct reference
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