Reply #61: Missing passengers and cargo

[DulceDecorum]

Where is my mush, Boloboffin, where is my mush?
http://www.democraticunderground.com/cgi-bin/duforum/duboard.cgi?az=show_thread&om=5103&forum=DCForumID43&archive=yes

There were six crew members on the plane that left Dulles.
We assume that there were about 50 passengers.
We have been told that some of the passengers were children.
Since the average American child these days is quite chubby and since we want to keep the math simple, let us assume
(we are getting rather good at that where the Pentagon is concerned, aren't we)
that each person on the plane weighed 100 lbs.
OK.
That is 100 x 56 = 5600 lbs of human flesh.
So where is it?
Wherdy go?

Have you ever seen a really bad car accident?
How come everyone who staggered out of the hole allegedly made by that plane did not have even the faintest trace of red on ANY of their incredible fire-proof soot-resistant Penta-uniforms?

The big scientists at Purdue tell us that the plane lost its outer covering when it hit the wall. That means that the passengers who may or may not have been wearing their seat belts, all had to squish their way through that tiny hole.
Surely someone grazed an elbow or something on the way in.

The Pentagon Report tells us that "the remains of a few individuals (the hijacking suspects), who most likely were near the front of the aircraft, were found relatively close to the aircraft’s point of impact with the building."

That means that somebody didn't make it through in one piece.
And apparently that person was not Salem Alhazmi.
http://www.whatreallyhappened.com/hijackers.html

However, the indication is that Paul Gonzales must have stepped into that mess just before Rumsfeld pulled him out.
Therefore, Boloboffin, you are claiming that Donald Rumsfeld must have gotten some blood on his hands on the morning of September 11,2001.

Somehow I don't think he is going to like that.