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Originally Posted by Beerfest
Hahahaha...sorry, but really?
One of the most important buildings in the USA doesnt have multiple camera's filming it at all times?
Sure.
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Of course there are multiple cameras but are they of a high enough quality and frame rate and recording a sufficiently wide angle image to capture a plane traveling at those speeds hitting that spot? Most security cameras in those days were recorded to tape and tended to shoot only a few frames per second. Also, pretty much any camera was likely pointed downwards to monitor slower activity at ground level, so it's not going to pick up a plane 100 feet away hitting the building.
Maybe the government is sitting on a clear piece of footage that shows a plane hitting the Pentagon and refuses to release it, who knows. So I guess it comes down to what you think happened. If you think Flight 77 hit the Pentagon, then what exists will suffice. If you think something else hit it then obviously you'll think they're covering something up.