Redundancy

The 9/11 attacks clearly succeeded to an amazing degree.

Of course, the official story is completely ridiculous-- that 19 Arabs could:

1) take control of four commercial aircraft armed with only box-cutters (and perhaps mace)

2) gain conrol of the cockpits without the pilots alerting air traffic control of a hijacking

3) fly the planes for over 30 minutes without any air defenses being mounted

4) pilot the aircraft perfectly into three key structures, despite having very limited flying training

5) cause complete demolition of two of the tallest buildings in the world.


Did the "terrorists" ever seriously think the attacks would work this well?

Of course they didn't, because the official story is complete baloney.

But how did these attacks succeed so well?

One word: redundancy.

The 9/11 attacks were planned to an amazing degree and clearly had several back-up plans.

This redundancy can therefore explain several of the oddities of the 9/11 attacks.

The redundancy shows up as:

1) two flight 11's-- one was flown into the WTC, the other disposed of (crashed) at an unknown location;

2) a companion to flight 77-- a small American Airlines jet that was used in the ongoing military exercises-- this small jet was likely what hit the Pentagon (the real flight 77 was crashed or disposed of elsewhere);

3) the two scenarios for what happened to flight 93-- passenger revolt or hit by a missile from a late-arriving Air National Guard jet (set-up by different faked cell phone calls-- depending on what scenario the planners wanted to push first);

4) some planes with real hijackers others hijacked by remote-control;

5) explosives set in the WTC towers for demolition to amplify the damage from the planes;

6) ongoing military exercises with the Air Force and NORAD to ensure that air defenses would be compromised.





(Originally posted 9/13, edited for clarity on 9/14)