A Meme Questioning the Pentagon Attack Site
This image combines an aerial photograph of the damage to the Pentagon following the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks with a still from the television series Game of Thrones. The bottom portion of the image features a character holding another by the throat, captioned with the question, 'Do you see a Boeing 757 in this picture?' The meme is frequently used in online discourse to reference and mock various conspiracy theories surrounding the events of 9/11, specifically questioning the physical evidence of the aircraft at the crash site.
Nope, but I see some burning financial investigation documents, what were they investigating again in these particular offices?
There was plane parts scattered randomly around the pentagon lawn after the plane perfectly skimmed the ground and entered into the room where they were investigating a trillion dollars missing.
You must be retard to think that when in the video the llane is seen hitting the building
Did you ever see a 90 ton jet airliner hit a heavily-reinforced steel and concrete building at 530 mph before? No? Then who are you to raise questions about what you might expect to see?
You right The boeings that flew into the towers Didnt come out the back of the building! *gasp* They magically vanished Like some kind of magic trick!
And all the camera footage because it's one of the highest secured buildings in the world...... Oh wait, only two low quality videos?!
it's been years since i delved into the 9/11 conspiracy theories, but i've seen several photos inside the pentagon with parts that were clearly of a plane. and also corpses of people that died, that's likely why such pics aren't the ones shown in the media on tv, but they are sti
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Do you see a McDonnell Douglas DC-9 in this picture ?
I once worked at a military airfield, and one of our fighter jets (a two-seater, twin-engine jet, smaller than a 757) crashed from an altitude of about 500 meters after suffering a severe engine failure during a maneuver unsuitable for that type of jet at the low speed it was fly