Again, why add the difficulty of getting crews to stage lightpoles--in broad daylight when you don't need to? Why add in something about a taxi cab when you don't need to?
Missile? I heard it was a global hawk. You two nutjobs figure out what is what and get back to me.
Get busy losers.
Nothing to do. Missile or Global Hawk, it was NOT a 757 Aircraft.
Every shred of wreckage is a 757.
You're the one that can't decide if it was a drone or a missile and you think there are holes in someone else's story?
He crashed. Like he should have. And did. Most pilots flying for "thousands of years" don't crash.
Where did I say anything about the poles being placed down in broad daylight?
As I have driven on the highway where they were placed, it would have been noticed at once during rush hour. Not one report of any such blockages of the roadways was reported by anyone.
Again...why would you add that to the to-do list when you didn't need to? Just have the (your words) "missile or global hawk--it doesn't matter" come in at a steeper angle or a different approach vector and there won't be any need to stage the light poles or the cab (how'd the cab get there)?
I've taken you apart piece by piece...your turn to explain your nonsense. Get busy boy.
Oh wait here it is.
Why add the taxi. Hey dummy that's the point. Answer how a lightpole, struck be a plane traveling at over 400mph, then hits a taxi and only breaks the windshield? What is so difficult about closing off a section of a road and going to work like any other road crews does. The hole thing is a setup.
Yes, why add it in at all? You don't have to sell a car getting hit to sell a terrorist attack dubmass. You don't have to have light poles hit.
But since we're there, can you explain how a missile hits the multi-ton generator, knockes it off it's moorings, doesn't explode then hits the building? No? Well, you're batting 1,000 in the realm of not being able to explain jack.