Pentagon 9/11 Ritual memorial goes live.

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Adjacent to the Pentagon crash site, the memorial contains 184 units placed parallel with the trajectory of American Airlines Flight 77. Each cantilevered, stainless steel memorial unit hovers over a pool of water that lights up during the night.

dawn of the dead..


Comments

Occult Mosaic said…
wtf kinda memorial is that? the trajectory? gotta be kidding me.
September 11, 2008 at 2:51 AM
Jimbo said…
Kind of looks like 'open caskets' in the night photos...weird.

Saw the memorial on TV this morning, strange.
September 11, 2008 at 11:36 AM
aferrismoon said…
It was a plane, it was a plane , it was a plane .

Do u know how w e know, coz there's amemorial, and they wouldn't build it if they didn't know the truth.

And as such people will visit and each photo will resonate with the word ' trajectory', and no one will ever question it ever again.

They look like things that one can hide under to avoid the truth, or perhaps they're just electronic devices that brainwash onlookers - Plane , Plane, Plane and then the sound of aircraft engines will be directed at the base of the skull.

Cheers
September 12, 2008 at 9:30 AM
Michael Skaggs said…
wtf is right! the two Universal conduits huh? Water and light..GEEzus...another "seance" in the works or what? I'm sure it being so close to the PENTAgon, it resonates something, and I doubt a proper 'memorial'.

Peace man.
September 12, 2008 at 12:46 PM
Jimbo said…
There are 163 photos of the ''memorial'' here.
September 12, 2008 at 2:45 PM
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