As soon as you say 'It's a conspiracy!' about 98% of your audience completely tunes you out. So even if you have a valid point like 'why can't I see a picture of a jetliner flying into the pentagon?' it can be dismissed as just part of a crazy conspiracy theory.
The missing video is a part of a crazy conspiracy theory. I'm not going to imbed the video, but yes the jetliner was photographed flying into the Pentagon.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AzFqXbfv_yg
When I was working in DC (2004-2011) I used to ride public transportation that stopped at the Pentagon on it's way downtown. I have heard about dozens of conspiracy theories during my commute. People working at the Pentagon were generally amused by the stories. My impression is that it takes little to no real information to trigger conspiracy theorists into concocting some of the wildest nonsense.
There was also a member of the church I attended who actually worked at the Pentagon on the side on which the jet struck. At the time I met him, which was about 10 years after 9-11, he was still exhibiting some trauma about the event which visibly worsened on each anniversary of the event.
The 9-11 conspiracy stories that claim that no jet hit the Pentagon are rightly mocked and ridiculed. Quite frankly, they would be rightly mocked even if no video were available. It's not the implausible that there weren't any undestroyed video cameras to capture the crash.
Edited by NoNukes, : No reason given.
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