Permettez que je revienne sur mon commentaire. Il y a donc des témoignages qui parlent de lampadaires, ma recherche tenait compte de la casse, je sais admettre mes erreurs, donc j’y reviens.

Commentaire apparemment attribué à Richard Benedetto, avec un lien dont la source n’existe plus :

"I heard an airplane. A very loud airplane. ... I heard the airplane coming from behind me. ... So I looked up, and I saw this airplane coming, heading straight down toward the ground. It was an American Airlines airplane, I could see it very clearly. ... The plane went down and for a split second it was out of my line of vision because there was a bridge there and a hill. ... I didn’t actually see the impact... I didn’t see any flaps, it looked like the plane was just in a normal flying mode but heading straight down, sharply down. It was straight. No flopping. It was going pretty straight. ... The only thing we saw on the ground outside there was a piece of a - the tail of a lamp post.« 

Concrètement, il s’est retrouvé devant les faits établis, comme tout le monde, des lampadaires couchés sur le sol. D’ailleurs, il affirmera lui-même qu’il n’y voyait pas grand chose.

http://www.pentagate.info/spip.php?article27

 »Afework Hagos, a computer programmer, was on his way to work but stuck in a traffic jam near the Pentagon when the plane flew over. There was a huge screaming noise and I got out of the car as the plane came over. Everybody was running away in different directions. It was tilting its wings up and down like it was trying to balance. It hit some lampposts on the way in.« 

Lui dit qu’il aurait vu l’avion frapper des lampadaires. Il est pour l’instant bien le seul, et il dit également que l’avion s’est incliné essayant de se stabiliser, qui va dans le sens de nos 13 témoins de la vidéo.

Et enfin, le dernier, qui ne va rien nous apporter :

 »Don Fortunato, a plainclothes detective with the Arlington (Va.) Police Department, was walking into his office, when he heard a muffled explosion—construction, he thought. Then his radio started squawking news of a plane crash at the Pentagon. I grabbed my radio, ran to my car and pulled on my bulletproof vest and headed toward the thick, black smoke billowing out of the sky, he said. Traffic was at a standstill, so I parked on the shoulder, not far from the scene and ran to the site. Next to me was a cab from D.C., its windshield smashed out by pieces of lampposts. There were pieces of the plane all over the highway, pieces of wing, I think."

En somme il n’a rien vu, il a découvert la scène après l’impact.

Et parlant de crédibilité, les policiers dans la vidéo sont au moins aussi crédible que n’importe quel autre témoin.

@Castor : Je te prie de rester poli, il y en a qui se donnent la peine de chercher. Même si Moorea est arrogant, ses réponses semblent moins creuses que tes réflexions apportées par pure adoption à une idéologie que tu ne saurai remettre en cause !