A TALE OF TWO LIES

Part 1: Introduction and WTC1 Wing Angle Measurements

By: Dr. Stefan Grossmann, 8-2-8

www.gallerize.com

 

(Link to Part 2 see at the end below)

 

The public conscience in the west is made insane by nothing more than two key lies:

  the lie that passenger planes (flight 11/flight 175, each a Boeing 767-200) hit the Twin Towers;

  the lie that the Twin Towers were destroyed by raging fire infernos.

This is an article series telling the story of these two lies. The focus is forensic (evidence) and specialized (not mentioning numerous general aspects that have already been discussed at length in the 9-11 truth movement).

 

This is the opening article of the series and presents angle measurements, namely (i) the dihedral wing angle imprinted in the so-called impact hole in North Tower (WTC1, north wall, alleged impact at 08:46 on 9-11-1 in lower Manhattan) compared with the wing angle of the proposed aircraft, flight 11, a Boeing 767-200. The conclusion from this analysis is that there is mathematical certainty that the so-called impact hole and a Boeing 767-200 do not match up.

 

I. EXPLANATION OF THE GALLERIZE.COM FRONT PAGE GRAPHIC:

 

Here is a graphic from the front page of Gallerize.com giving the basic outline of this proposition. The proposition is often labelled as „no plane theory” because it says that no Boeing 767-200 flew into the tower. The only label that I would accept for this proposition is „no Boeing 767-200 theory” which highlights the technical distinction at heart of the argument (leaving it open if a different aircraft type, clearly not a Boeing 767-200, possibly a missile or drone, impacted the tower). I am not a „no planer” but a „no Boeing 767-200er”. People who embrace the possibility that a Boeing 767-200 struck the tower are not „planehuggers” but are „Boeing 767-200 huggers”; and they alone pose a clear and imminent danger for the truth behind the 9-11 insider attacks:

 

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The basic photo of North Tower north wall wounded with the hole is the Nicolas Cianca photo:

 

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The Nicolas Cianca Photo

 

This article will use additional photos in order to solidify the basic graphic above. Major questions that may be raised are: (i) The photo is not taken in a full frontal view but somewhat sideways, which can increase angles by foreshortening perspective. (ii) The apparent wing lines visible in the photo at the extremities of the hole broaden towards the center of the hole, opening conjecture as to the exact location of the apparent wings at fly-in time.

 

The size and outline of a Boeing 767-200 are not at dispute for its position at rest on the ground. Here are some graphics from reliable sources reflection such information:

 

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From ANA Airline site

 

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Section from above)

 

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Graphic and photo from Amanda’s Blog at 911researchers.com

 

The major question (iii) that can be raised here arises from the fact (apparent in the photo from Amanda’s Blog) that the wing tips can flex upwards somewhat during certain flight maneuvers when the proposed aircraft is in the air – are the angle discrepancies (see discussion below) due to this or not?

 

Summary: We have three questions that need to be addressed in this analysis of evidence; see text above at small Roman numerals (i), (ii) and (iii).

 

II. OTHER PHOTOS EXCEPT NICOLAS CIANCA PHOTO:

 

Here are six additional photos apart from the Nicolas Cianca photo:

 

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The Roberto Rabanne Photo (presented in FEMA Report)

 

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The Allan Tannenbaum Photo (presented in NIST Report)

 

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Section from Portland Indimedia Photo

 

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Photo showing Woman (Edna Cintron?, red box, different shot than Roberto Rabanne Photo)

 

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Jumpers Photo including Top Right End of Hole

 

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There are other photos of North Tower impact hole but due to low image resolution they will not greatly assist this analysis.

 

III. PORT WING IMPRINT (LEFT-SIDE WING IMPRINT):

 

1. Analyzing the port (left-side) wing imprint, my first question is: Can a straight line be drawn in the hole? Source: photos, Windows „Paint” program (line draw function).

 

My answer: I cut out the next-following section from the government-presented Roberto Rabanne photo using a popular freeware graphics program (IrfanView):

 

NorthFaceWTC1 section 1.jpg

 

Then I used my Windows „Paint” program, trying to draw a straight line:

 

NorthFaceWTC1 section 2.jpg

 

I was unable to draw a straight line. Maybe I’m just too stupid. Please try it out yourself on the computer.

 

I tried the same procedure with the government-presented Allan Tannenbaum photo. For purposes of abbreviation of verbiage let me just present the following two graphics:

 

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040505_final_105 section 2.jpg

 

Try it yourself. I’m only doing this to show you that I’m very stupid.

 

The only non-government presented photo that is sufficiently detailed to make a third attempt is the Edna Cintron photo. Again, here is my try:

 

wtcimpac section 1.jpg

 

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Again, I was too stupid to match this up. In all three tries I noticed that after the first interruption (drawing from left to right), the next three standing „teeth” are just a little bit too high to seem realistic. Maybe you will get the same feel if you try it yourself. Don’t forget that the wing is not a slim knife but has a certain thickness, not reflected in the left-hand extremity of the so-called impact hole.

 

2. My second question is: Does my answer above (#1, immediately foregoing text) have anything to do with perspective foreshortening and distorting angles? My answer is, no, since we are almost in the horizontal and have used three different photo shots.

 

3. My third question is: Does my answer above (#1) have anything to do with the wing tip flex of a Boeing 767-200 during certain mid-air flight maneuvers?

 

My method to approach the answer is to used the same three photo sections as above and to try to draw in a flexed looking port wing. Is there a plausibly realistic solution to this? Here are my best results, but keep in mind that I am very stupid and you must try it yourself in order to get the point:

 

NorthFaceWTC1 section 3.jpg

Note: the proverbial path of a „magic bullet!”

 

wtcimpac section 3.jpg

 

040505_final_105 section 3.jpg

 

Do you know that maintenance personnel at the airport actually crawl inside the wing tank to check it? Please give your best estimate in comparison with the Edna Cintron (?) figure standing at the abyss whether the slot is wide enough to give entry to such a wing, well-filled wing tank etc. (which did not explode on the outside of the building but nearly a second after nose-touch-wall, well inside the tower).

 

Summary: We are not looking at truth in form of photographs. We can determine this even at this early stage of our analysis.

 

IV. STARBOARD WING IMPRINT:

 

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The dots at the cut-off points suggest a straight line but no realistic wing flex.

 

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V. BOTH WINGS: THEIR DIHEDRAL ANGLE:

 

Now let us put two and two together and analyze the dihedral wing angle (the „V” described by the wings):

 

The wings of a real Boeing 767-200 have a dihedral angle of about 5°. See graphics of a Boeing 767-200 above on this page.

 

The Nicolas Cianca photo shows us a 24° dihedral angle of the so-called impact hole. (I measured this in IrfanView, Image tab, custom rotation function, through trial and error.) Such a dihedral angle is far outside of any tolerance and is entirely unrealistic. This conclusion is confirmed by the six other photos:

 

Roberto Rabanne angular 2.jpg

 

Rotate this foregoing marked section from the Roberto Rabanne photo by +17.5° and the left yellow line will be horizontal. Then rotate it by another +22.7° and the right yellow line will be horizontal. This government-presented photo thus informs us of a dihedral of the so-called impact hole for North Tower of 22.7°. That is a stark and mathematically evident contradiction against the possibility of a Boeing 767-200 being the impactor. This is highly cross-consistent with the independent Nicolas Cianca photo.

 

The Allan Tannenbaum photo as far as published by FEMA does not show the right-side (starboard) wing imprint.

 

The other photos are in conformity with this finding that a Boeing 767-200 was not the impactor due to the wing dihedral.

 

The angle discrepancy cannot be explained away through wing tip flexing.

 

VI. MISMATCH OF THE JET ENGINE AND MAIN TUBE IMPACT HOLES:

 

I held in earlier publications that there is a mismatch of the jet engine impact holes. You can review this earlier report of mine; but it cannot change the mathematically clear conclusion that this analysis has presented above. My older report see at

http://www.gallerize.com/9-11/9-11_Hole_Science.htm

(analysis for both Twin Towers, including not only North Tower but also South Tower).

 

Moreover, the main tube (the long passenger carriage) of the proposed aircraft apparently did nothing more than to push the North Tower’s wall inside for a few feet. This is what is apparent on the face of it from the Robert Rabanne photo:

 

Roberto Rabanne angular 3.jpg

 

The foregoing section from the government-presented Roberto Rabanne photo shows wall sections pushed in for a few feet inside from the façade where the huge passenger airliner is said to have flown in. I do not believe that this is realistic. One argument of the NIST to explain the collapse of the tower’s spine consisting of heavy steel girders is (or was), that the alleged airplane’s impact inside the tower with the core (we are looking at it through the gaping hole) actually broke the core – but here we see fragile elements of the façade still hanging. This is very strange indeed.

 

VII. CONCLUSION:

 

It is mathematically certain that a Boeing 767-200 was not the impactor at North Tower (WTC1), north wall at or around 08:46 a.m. on 9-11-1 in the World Trade Center in Manhattan, New York, New York. This finding is based on a comparative analysis of the wing dihedral of the co-called impact hole as compared with the wing dihedral of a Boeing 767-200. Wing tip flex is no realistic explanation for the discrepancy in dihedral angles (around 5° for a Boeing 767-200 and around 23° for the so-called impact hole in North Tower, north wall).

 

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