where they were set up some distance away.
But what was not kept away from public view involving FBI forensic
teams? We saw them walking in line picking up small pieces of
something, right.
What material was those small pieces?
A witness from over at Reagan National saw white stuff falling from
the sky [and there were photos taken of the towers where white stuff
was amongst the explosive clouds which some would argue to be American
"A4" sheets of paper of which there were many sheets on the ground in
the dust.
What the FBI was collecting was not sheets of paper though. Was it
chaff? It could well have been but would they have collected it in
front of the public, in broad day light? Was there any good reason why
the Pentagon should be open asap at the expense of giving away a clue
as to what struck the Pentagon. Chaff, is of course part of a missile
defence system which either distracts or attracts a missile in flight.
And it has other purposes too.
Even ibm's may release it too to fend off anti-missile missiles.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chaff_(radar_countermeasure)
Chaff wouldn't ordinarily have been released, by a friendly, around
the Pentagon for the obvious reason but would an ibm? But would the
FBI have been intent on collecting up this material if it had been
chaff laid by the enemy?
The next possibility is the material was the drone "757" and what was
left of it.
The next possibility is Flight 77 after it had been zapped by whatever
brought down the twin towers.
But whatever it was the FBI didn't have any hesitation about
collecting it up in broad daylight and in front of the public.
Were they collecting up diamonds or other precious stones? Now, that
we would understand.
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