I've watched them all before. If it was some cgi hoax the planes wouldn't appear on people's home videos or pictures which is not the case. Ever pair of eyes and cameras were pointed as those buildings. Literally thousands of people saw it happen. It's a completely retarded theory. It's hijacking the theory that a plane never hit the pentagon. The fact there is no video or pictures of a plane and almost no one directly saw a plane crash there, leaves a lot of room for speculation. That is not true of the twin towers.
on people's home videos or pictures which is not the case
I've never seen any of these home videos with planes in them. All of the ones I've seen have been looking somewhere else, then panned towards the towers after the explosion. The only ones that were pointing right at the towers at the time of impact were the news cameras.
It's weird how he pans around twice just before the plane comes into view. The first time, the people by the railing are just chatting/idling, while the second time, they're looking towards the sky, but just those people. If you pay attention the second time he begins panning, you'll notice a guy in shorts with a navy t-shirt turning his head towards those at the railing, which is exactly when "Kevin" starts turning the camera around. That guy turning around could've been a signal both to "Kevin" and to the guys at the railing, or maybe they were just the only ones that heard the plane.
No one really makes a sound while the plane is above them, except the lady that says "it's crashing" (I think) and "Kevin" that goes "Oh!". They only begin screaming when it blows up. You could argue that they were transfixed by what they were seeing, I suppose.
Then there's the way "Kevin", "My lord", speaks. It doesn't sound natural at all, nor did the other two that spoke to him. They were laughing it off, joking about not going into public buildings. I guess you could argue you never know how people react in this type of situation. Still, suspicious.
I've watched them all before. If it was some cgi hoax the planes wouldn't appear on people's home videos or pictures which is not the case. Ever pair of eyes and cameras were pointed as those buildings. Literally thousands of people saw it happen. It's a completely retarded theory. It's hijacking the theory that a plane never hit the pentagon. The fact there is no video or pictures of a plane and almost no one directly saw a plane crash there, leaves a lot of room for speculation. That is not true of the twin towers.
I've never seen any of these home videos with planes in them. All of the ones I've seen have been looking somewhere else, then panned towards the towers after the explosion. The only ones that were pointing right at the towers at the time of impact were the news cameras.
Maybe do some more research.
https://youtu.be/o6t31R4tI10
Thanks for that!
It's weird how he pans around twice just before the plane comes into view. The first time, the people by the railing are just chatting/idling, while the second time, they're looking towards the sky, but just those people. If you pay attention the second time he begins panning, you'll notice a guy in shorts with a navy t-shirt turning his head towards those at the railing, which is exactly when "Kevin" starts turning the camera around. That guy turning around could've been a signal both to "Kevin" and to the guys at the railing, or maybe they were just the only ones that heard the plane.
No one really makes a sound while the plane is above them, except the lady that says "it's crashing" (I think) and "Kevin" that goes "Oh!". They only begin screaming when it blows up. You could argue that they were transfixed by what they were seeing, I suppose.
Then there's the way "Kevin", "My lord", speaks. It doesn't sound natural at all, nor did the other two that spoke to him. They were laughing it off, joking about not going into public buildings. I guess you could argue you never know how people react in this type of situation. Still, suspicious.
"My lord."
He seems so surprised.