Regarding the light pole in England's vehicle... no amount of research can be performed to prove it didn't happen as .r. England said it did.
And -I'm- the one accused of dismissing evidence -.-?? Despite your blind faith in your OCT religion, I'm here to inform you that yes, things can be proven even if you don't think they can be.
Ok.... if you
think it can be proven that the pole could not have pierced the windshield without hitting the hood -- prove it.
I never said that I could personally prove it. I'm just saying that your notion that "no amount of research can be performed to prove it didn't happen" depends on 2 premises which -you- have certainly not proven:
1- That things the light poles were knocked down as narrated by the official story and
2- Assuming they were not knocked down as narrated by the official story, that there is no research done or that will be done in the future that could prove that this was the case.
If you can prove either of these, you'll have a case. Otherwise, you're simply speculating and passing it off as fact.
There's nothing in this regard I feel obligated to prove.
Nor should you feel any such obligation. I'm just saying that if you can't prove something, you might want to quit acting like you actually have proof for your assertions.
All of the circumstantial evidence conveniently falls in Lloyd England's favor.
You can state the sky is purple too, but I won't believe you if you don't offer proof.
There were 5 poles knocked down, he claims one speared his car.
Yes, he does indeed claim this. And we certainly have photographs of a light pole near his car and him standing nearby as well. What we -don't- have is any evidence that the light pole was ever actually spearing his car. Another thing- look at the scratch mark that leads to the light pole below:
Notice how it must have been made before the car beside Lloyd's was in position? It can only mean that the pole was dragged -towards- Lloyd's cab, rather than away from it. We also have evidence that the scene of the crime was isolated, which is a good thing if you want to avoid any witnesses discovering the truth.
You have no evidence other than your imagination to prove he's lying.
You love making speculative assertions as if they were facts. I suggest you quit making them unless you have actual -proof- for them.
The damage to his vehicle is consistent with his account.
Hardly. From CIT's Lloyd England: Eye of the Storm, starting at around 45 minutes in:
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Craig Ranke: And now we get to look close at the interior and see if there's anything here, because Lloyde claims that the pole speared the windshield of the cab, so a lot of people figured well, you don't know, maybe the pole went all the way through the back seat, and that's what held it up over the hood and why it didn't scratch the hood, so this means it would literally have to puncture the back seat and through the floor boards perhaps. This may have held up such a long pole, but the fact is there's no damage to the cab in this regard. So, now we know for a fact, the floorboards were intact, in fact they were holding water at the time, there's only a minor puncture in the back seat, very minor, so the pole certainly didn't go through it. Ofcourse, even if it had, it'd be strange, because the pole, the top part of the pole was bent, so, if it had punctured all the way through, it's doubtful that they'd have been able to lift the pole out at all.
Which brings up another point. I've always wondered if, in fact, you were in his situation, and a pole did spear his windshield, and he ended up on the side of the road, with a pole still sticking over the the hood, what are the chances that you or anyone would attempt to remove that pole under any circumstances, let alone under a situation where the pentagon was burning right behind you, and it was a major attack going on at the time.
This right here has always kept me questioning Lloyde's account, I mean why would he even try to remove the pole, let alone flag over this silent stranger who allegedly helped him.
And he also claims he fell down removing the pole, so, if he did fall over while holding the pole, naturally this would damage the cab as well. So there are many factors that don't make sense about Lloyde's account and after visiting the cab and seeing the damage to the cab first hand, it doesn't clear up his story at all. It doesn't make his story seem any more possible. In fact, now we're even more certain the light pole could not have speared the windshield of Lloyde's cab.**
The windshield was smashed in.
A light pole is hardly the only thing that could do that.
His dash appears dented in the middle where he claims it rested
His dash would have been decimated, not dented. Remember how heavy Lloyd said the thing was? Think of the weight of that thing falling on his car, not slowly, but quickly.
and there's damage to the back seat where the tip could have wedged, holding the back end up off of the hood.
Let's assume for the moment that that's how it was. You ever wonder how they could have pulled this pole out of the car without damaging either the hood or the dash?
I admit it's strange that his first thought was to remove it when an explosion just occurred at the Pentagon and the building was ablaze; but I don't account for such strange behavior in others like that since I have no ******* clue what was going through the man's mind at the moment. Especially given how close he had just come to being impaled and could only thank G-d at that moment that he could remove the pole as opposed to being decapitated by it.
How do you account for this: "
And he also claims he fell down removing the pole, so, if he did fall over while holding the pole, naturally this would damage the cab as well." And yet, no damage...
Why do you believe his word is golden?
Yours? Not so much. Don't take it personal ... he was there. You weren't. He experienced it. You didn't.
He was there, but all the evidence I've seen suggests he was lying concerning the pole. The irony is that despite the evidence that he was there, he denies it! The most likely reason as to why is because CIT made it clear that he was the only witness that clearly corroborates the south side flight path. All the other witnesses that were in a good position to know clearly put the plane on a flight path that took it north of the Citgo gas station.