Reply #25: F77 did hit the ground first

[RH]

"proven that F77 did not hit the ground first." is an irritantingly ignorant distraction.

Those who were there to see for themselves have since harboured no doubts at all as to what hit the building. Even after all this time and so much said I have not yet heard from or of any single person present durting or after the event to have since expressed any doubt at all about the issue.

This has all been dealt with many times over before.

To open a critical, constructive discussion you need to have something new to say or something new to show. The continuous regurgitation of old material and old argyuments serves only to accentuate how completely bankrupt the 'no Boeing' fantasy is.

The plane did hit the ground first. It hit the corner of the low wall around the steam vault structure about in front of the building .

The damage caused can be seen in contemporaneous photos.

"It seemed like it made impact just before the wedge." would therefore be a fittingly accurate observation.

The plane also hit the electricity generator, displacing the object (which would wiegh about 30 tons) towards the building. Not one of the 'No Boeing' time wasters has yet provided an alternative explanation for the same effect.

Their continuad ignorance of the five felled lamp poles is also remarkably disingenuous. What please is the 'No Boeing' gloves off explanation for that supposed to be?

http://www.dragonslair.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/77/poles_.htm