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PAINFUL DECEPTIONS -- ILLUSTRATED SCREENPLAY & SCREENCAP GALLERY |
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However, the terrorist decided to fly along the ground and crash into the building near the helicopter landing pad. The problem with hitting this particular area was that his plane was coming from another direction.
So he had to make a 270 degree turn in order to hit that side of the Pentagon. It would have been easier for him to hit Donald Rumsfeld's office.
The risky, acrobatic maneuvers of this airplane is enough to convince me that no human was in control of it.
I doubt that even the best Air Force Pilot could fly a 757 a few inches above obstacles and at 400 miles per hour.
Flight 77 looks tiny in this computer simulation because the Pentagon is the largest office building in the world. More than 20,000 people work there. Many cities do not have as many people as this building. The high concentration of people means that crashing an airplane into the Pentagon could kill thousands of people. What a coincidence that the terrorist hit the only portion of the building that was almost completely empty because it was being renovated. CRASHED INTO EMPTY SECTION!! If the terrorist crashed into any other area of the Pentagon, thousands of people may have died. Furthermore, one of the purposes of the renovation was to increase the strength of the windows and walls to make them better able to withstand an attack. To summarize this, the pilot took a tremendous risk by flying only inches above the ground at 400 miles per hour, and then he hit the strongest part of the Pentagon! |
