I read that. I am almost 100% convinced that a missle hit the Pentagon in 9/2001, not a Plane. What I would like to know is what about all the people on that plane Flight # XXX, Were they given hush money, did the flight even exist?
It is physically impossible for a Boeing jet to have hit the pentagon at that angle by an inexperience rag head pilot. Only a missle could have made that type of damage.
I think Kim and the gang are afraid of the internet police and possibly viruses infecting YTmag. That is why it was removed, most likely.
The best part of that Youtube video is that there is actually a CNN reporter standing in front of the blast hole at the Pentagon saying a Missle hit the Pentagon.
The only way for the truth of this to be shown is for pressure to be put on the justice department and get people to testify to what they saw on that day, Proof.
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