Flyover witness revealed, before we planned to but oh well.

This link is dead.

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Roosevelt Roberts interwiev

Thanks!

It looks like The Library of Congress site dynamically creates a link to this interview page per-session. So, it would be a better idea to link audio files directly.

Permanent links in three audio formats
Real Audio
MP3
WAV

Ahhhh.

That makes sense.

I'm going to eventually archive and host it myself since this extremely damaging account may disappear at any moment.

But it's good to show how it's at the LoC site

It's a serious heavy blow to the detractors how he explained seeing the plane immediately after the explosion way back in 2001.

It's such a heavy blow that they are STILL looking for ways to deny it and twist his account even though it's been archived and we recently confirmed and verified it with him direct.

From the Library of Congress interview:

According to historycommon's timeline, the Pentagon Defense Protective Service raised alert to threatcon delta at 9:37, after the alleged impact.

I'm not sure how to interpret this, but it could be that the when the DPS dispatcher says "we've been hit" he's talking about the early explosions that Honneger reports, then Roosvelt gets called, then the main explosion to hide the fly over goes off, and then Roosevelt runs out and sees the flyover.

Anybody got any ideas?

Since Roosevelt didn't hear any initial explosions before that call this is not a logical assessment.

The official alleged impact time is 9:37:45.



We know for a fact that Honnegger makes bogus claims about "the lone cab driver" and she has been aggressively jockeying for credit for our work lately while pushing Lloyde as a legit witness.

The clocks are not sufficient evidence for pre-explosions and there is no independent evidence for explosions happening before the simultaneous plane/fireball violent event.

Right, but the issue is that Roosevelt reports getting the call to raise the alert level to threatcon delta before the explosion, while the Deputy Chief of the DPS, John Pugrud, reports that it was raised after the "impact".

Reading it more closely, Pugrud calls in the DPS center immediately after impact and hears "the center's alarms going off and radio calls taking place", so I suppose the threat level could have been raised slightly before the explosion, as Roberts reports, but I don't really see any reason for this unless perhaps some of the explosives in the building went off early.

Or maybe Pugrud's account has been spun since it was reported in the DOD historical office's book Pentagon 9/11 (Goldberg).

I'll see if I can get the actual quote from the book and post it here.

You're kind of splitting hairs.

Not everyone would get the call at the exact moment.

Of course since they knew the nation was confirmed under attack after the second tower impact they should have ALREADY been under high alert.

Hey guys,
Ive been trying for days to find more on Woodridge/Woolridge/Woolrich who called Roberts (Roberts refers to him as Woody/Wooly) at the time of the supposed ´impact´.
So far I´ve just come across a Woodridge who died in the explosion at the Pentagon, but nothing else.
Im going to scour through the Library of Congress to see if he had called anybody else or if anybody mentions him.
I know it seems like a minor point but I´m sick of the detractors´ play on Roberts´ words. Some are even saying that the ´impact´ he referred to was the plane crash into the second tower on TV!! LOL
I´ve listened to the full interview on LoC and his story is continuous. There can be no ambiguity about what he says but you know how the shills love to stir the pot and sow doubt.

PS Ive been to other forums and Ive seen what is written about CIT and this evidence. Fucking...wow.
They are sooo pissed and negative. Must be doing something right for those ugly reactions

Much respect
OSS

Yeah I have no info on Woolrich.

All you have to do is remind them that we cleared up what he saw when we called them.
They are working overtime to confuse people.

Fucking demons.

You better believe we are doing something right.