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Try telling that to the (otherwise very rational) former classmate of mine
--- a cardiac surgeon no less --- he actually got insulted that I refused
to look at the photograph of the hole in the Pentagon ....

(so it goes ....)

On Fri, Sep 27, 2019 at 4:08 PM DW via Marxism <[email protected]>
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>  Michael, this, actually, is my *favorite* conspiracy. The assumption is
> that the outline of the aircraft, wings and all, should be visible somehow
> in the hole that remained. In reality the "hardest part" of any plane is
> not the fuselage and certainly not the lightly built wings. In fact it is
> the compressor shaft/turbine blade of the engines that do the most
> penetrating. Everything else just crumples up a like an aluminum can
> crushed on a busy street. The body *does* penetrate in the process of
> coming apart on impact.
>
> David
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