I knew the Pentagon 'cartoon crash' would come up.

New Post Public Reply Private Reply Replies (2) Message Board
Bhawks wowhappens28 #1413
266
I knew the Pentagon 'cartoon crash' would come up.

What, the wings were supposed to survive the impact and leave the 'impression' of wings going into the building?

The engines and the airplane number were recovered from inside the Pentagon. Also, a missing flight and a flight manifest of dead passengers exists as it does for the other crashes.

Yeah, it WAS murder.

Your knowledge of ballistics is also faulty so I'm not surprised that you believe the Oliver Stone take on the JFK assassination.

And take your speculations about whether I'm being 'paid by them' and shove them up your ass together with your 'deep state' paranoia.

Sorry, but those who see conspiracies where there is not evidence to support them do not see 'grays'. The inability to analyze information intelligently, to understand the difference between junk science and actual science or to think logically may make things SEEM gray to you, but that's your problem.

In fact, forget 'gray'. Opaque more accurately describes the barrier between you and reality.

Seriously, 'undecided' about the moon? Again, too many conspirators for it too remain a secret + faulty understanding of science, leaves you sounding silly.

http://www.braeunig.us/apollo/VABraddose.htm

As for the PA crash?


Quote:
Aftermath[edit]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_Airlines_Flight_93

DNA recovery at the crash site

Flight 93 fragmented violently upon impact. Most of the aircraft wreckage was found near the impact crater.[101] Investigators found some very light debris including paper and nylon scattered up to eight miles (13 km) from the impact point in New Baltimore.[102] Other tiny aircraft fragments were found 1.5 miles (2.4 km) away at Indian Lake.[103] All human remains were found within a 70-acre (28 ha) area surrounding the impact point.[103] Somerset County Coroner Wally Miller was involved in the investigation and identification of the remains.

In examining the wreckage, the only human body part he could see was part of a backbone.[104] Miller later found and identified 1,500 pieces of human remains totaling about 600 pounds (272 kg), or eight percent of the total.[105] The rest of the remains were consumed by the impact.[106] Investigators identified four victims by September 22 and eleven by September 24.[107][108] They identified another by September 29.[109] Thirty-four passengers were identified by October 27.[110] All the people on board the flight were identified by December 21.

Human remains were so fragmented that investigators could not determine whether any victims were dead before the plane crashed. Death certificates for the 40 victims listed the cause of death as homicide and listed the cause of death for the four hijackers as suicide.[111]

The remains and personal effects of the victims were returned to the families.[112] The remains of the hijackers, identified by the process of elimination, were turned over to the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) as evidence.[113]

220px-Flight93Engine.jpg
One of the engines unearthed

Investigators also found a knife concealed in a cigarette lighter.[114] They located the flight data recorder on September 13 and the cockpit voice recorder the following day.[115][116]

The voice recorder was found buried 25 feet (8 m) below the crater. The FBI initially refused to release the voice recording, rejecting requests by Congresswoman Ellen Tauscher and family members of those on board.[117]

The FBI subsequently allowed the relatives of the Flight 93 victims to listen to the recording in a closed session on April 18, 2002.[118] Jurors for the Zacarias Moussaoui trial heard the tape as part of the proceedings and the transcript was publicly released on April 12, 2006.[119]

Since it never reached a target, the exact place intended to be hit by Flight 93 has never been decisively confirmed.[120] Before the attacks, Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, Osama bin Laden, and Mohammed Atef developed a list of potential targets.[14] Bin Laden wanted to destroy the White House and the Pentagon. Khalid Sheikh Mohammed wanted to strike the World Trade Center and all three wanted to hit the Capitol.

No one else was involved in the initial selection of targets.[14] Bin Laden told 9/11 planner Ramzi bin al-Shibh to advise Mohamed Atta that he preferred the White House over the Capitol as a target.[121] Atta cautioned bin al-Shibh that this would be difficult, but agreed to include the White House as a possible target and suggested they keep the Capitol as an alternative in case the White House proved too difficult.

Eventually, Atta told bin al-Shibh that Jarrah planned to hit the Capitol.[121] Atta briefly mentioned the possibility of striking a nuclear facility, but balked after the other attack pilots voiced their opposition.[121] Based on an exchange between Atta and bin al-Shibh two days before the attacks, the White House would be the primary target for the fourth plane and the Capitol the secondary target.[36]

Scroll down for more posts ▼

Top 10 Most Recent News Articles

Tradier Brokerage Data Breach Sparks Legal Probe

Updated Category News Views 50

Data Breach Drama Hits Tradier Brokerage Picture a broker-dealer like Tradier Brokerage, out in Charlotte, getting its customers' details hanging out there for the world to see. A calamity, courtesy of a cyberattack on their third-party vendor, Etna Software Corp. And we're talking Social Security numbers, tax IDs—emails across Texas and Massachusetts were popping up...

Continue Reading
SAMILBIO Gambles on 'Chaeyun' Launch With November Events

Updated Category News Views 7

Can SAMILBIO's New Products Make a Splash? In a world where skincare is more competitive than a hot dog stand outside a vegan festival, here comes SAMILBIO with their latest offerings. Launching a whitening cream and an acne-fighting gel under the 'Chaeyun' brand, this company isn't just sticking to digital—it's diving into face-to-face consumer interaction. I mean,...

Continue Reading
Fluence Energy Faces Class Action Amid $3B Wipeout

Updated Category News Views 65

The Fluence Fiasco: From Optimism to Legal Battles One minute you're riding high on promises, the next you're grappling with losses that could sink a ship. Fluence Energy (NASDAQ: FLNC) is learning this harsh lesson, as its shareholders eye a nasty $3 billion nosedive and a fresh securities class action lawsuit to boot. Imagine thinking you're poised to tap into an...

Continue Reading
InsCorp's Steady Q3 Climb Mirrors Strategic Focus

Updated Category News Views 57

Riding the Revenue Wave Now we're talking about a bank knowing their business—InsCorp, Inc. recently flaunted a 12% year-on-year revenue bump for 3Q26, a testament to a strategy that's clearly sticking. Still, while those numbers are nice and shiny, the detailed breakdown shows earnings per share (EPS) barely budged from last quarter, coming in at $0.73, just a hair...

Continue Reading
KSAT and MSU Boost Lunar Network for Space Growth

Updated Category News Views 97

Breaking Ground in Space: KSAT and MSU Join Forces Here's a cosmic twist in the world of satellite communications: KSAT and Morehead State University (MSU) are teaming up to expand the lunar frontier. This ain't small potatoes; it's a strategic handshake aimed at beefing up KSAT's lunar network. They're set to amplify support for the growing hunger in deep space...

Continue Reading
How Dental Cleaning Frequency Boosts Oral Health

Updated Category News Views 36

Cleaning Up Confusion on Dental Visits Never thought I'd be waxing poetic about gum health, but here we are. You know what they say, ain't no business like show business—and today's show is all about the pearly whites context, courtesy of Dr. Calvin Despain over in Moses Lake, Washington. Apparently, keeping that grin free from plaque isn't as simple as a quick brush...

Continue Reading
HK Boosts Oversight of Building Repairs Post-Blaze

Updated Category News Views 97

Big Moves After a Tragic Fire Hong Kong's revamping its approach to building maintenance and oversight, clearly in reaction to the horrific Wang Fuk Court blaze last year. That fire didn't just leave scars; it blew open glaring gaps in the city's oversight of building repairs. The government's now jumping into action by launching a raft of measures aimed at preventing...

Continue Reading
Gildan Faces Lawsuit: Allegations of Revenue Inflations

Updated Category News Views 27

Gildan's Revenue Magic Trick or Corporate Roulette? Imagine turning on the news just as Gildan's stock takes a freefall dive. June 16, 2026, didn't just mark another dip on the charts for NYSE: GIL; it sent investors tripping over phone cords as shares plummeted a whopping 18.75%. That's not your everyday market swing, folks. Behind this dramatic drop looms a hefty class...

Continue Reading
Class Action Looms Over Tenax Therapeutics Investors

Updated Category News Views 56

Shareholders in the Crosshairs Every once in a while, the market serves up a cold dish of reality, and folks owning Tenax Therapeutics (NASDAQ:TENX) are facing just that. A class action is casting a long shadow, targeting those who bought in between November 13, 2023, and August 7, 2026. It's the kind of headache that no investor wakes up hoping for. The Allegations: When...

Continue Reading
ServiceTitan Faces Investor Fury: Revenue Surprise

Updated Category News Views 93

A Crippling Blow for ServiceTitan Investors When you're in the investing game long enough, you start to recognize the scent of trouble before it even hits the fan. In the case of ServiceTitan, Inc. (NASDAQ: TTAN), the smell came wafting in strong when the stock took a nosedive on September 9, 2026. Investors were left clutching their portfolios with bewilderment as shares...

Continue Reading

Top 5 Most Recently Viewed Articles

Revolutionizing Pet Compliance with AI: PetScreening Unveils Tool

Updated Category News Views 572

PetScreening Introduces Innovative AI Compliance Tool The solution will help operators capture pet-related revenue that otherwise would have been lost. PetComply.ai Launch Today, PetScreening, a leader in pet policy compliance software, has launched PetComply.ai, an exclusive feature designed to assist property managers in identifying undisclosed pets by renters. This...

Continue Reading
PictorLabs and Hamamatsu Unite for Revolutionary Staining Tech

Updated Category News Views 57

PictorLabs and Hamamatsu Photonics Collaborate PictorLabs, an innovative player in AI-powered virtual staining technology, has announced an exciting partnership with Hamamatsu Photonics, a leading provider of whole slide imaging systems. This collaboration focuses on developing advanced applications designed to enhance virtual staining processes in everyday laboratory...

Continue Reading
Analyzing OP Mortgage Bank's Strong Financial Mid-Year Performance

Updated Category News Views 123

OP Mortgage Bank's Financial Highlights for Mid-Year OP Mortgage Bank has recently released its comprehensive half-year financial report, showcasing its performance from January through June. This period has been characterized by strategic funding efforts and solid financial stability. As part of the OP Financial Group, OP Mortgage Bank plays a crucial role in raising...

Continue Reading
H&R Block Faces Analyst Downgrades After Mixed Earnings Report

Updated Category News Views 169

H&R Block Reports Mixed Financial Results H&R Block, Inc (NYSE: HRB) has recently released its fourth-quarter financial outcomes, revealing a mixed performance that has prompted analysts to reassess their outlooks. The company reported earnings per share of $2.27, which fell short of the analyst consensus estimate of $2.83. Conversely, the company's total sales for the...

Continue Reading
MICROIP Unveils Cutting-Edge Solutions at Embedded World Event

Updated Category News Views 118

MICROIP Showcases Innovations at Major Tech Exhibition Recently at Embedded World 2025 in Germany, MICROIP unveiled its groundbreaking services known as CAPS (Cross-Platform AI Powered Solutions) and CATS (Custom ASIC Technology and Solutions). This introduction drew in substantial interest from corporations across various continents, such as Europe, America, and Asia,...

Continue Reading