B)ushid(o
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First, let's establish the damage. You can kind of see the damage caused by body of the plane, the engines, and the wings.t.A.T.u97 said:The facts don't add up, an entire plane did not disappear into thin air, and there was no other debris such as wings or anything. Not even any bodys or one drop of blood. Even in the surveilence tapes there is no evidence of an aircraft hitting the building.
Next, a 757 is mostly made of aluminum, the Pentagon? Reinforced concrete. So you can expect that most of the debris in the explosion would be in small pieces (body, wings).
[1] - Most of that is about how they identified bodies, but what's interesting at the bottom of the page, the blurb about how an Air France plane, that had caught fire upon landing, got so badly burned that the body of the plane's basically gone. Imagine that when a plane hits reinforced concrete. You're not going to find large pieces of wings or fuselage.
Plus, you didn't answer why they would frame a missile strike with a jetliner attack if they were going to supposedly kill all the passengers, anyway.