Did a Global Hawk Hit WTC I Instead of Flight 11?

Take a look at this analysis of the plane that hit WTC I.

The plane he comes up with looks remarkably like the Global Hawk shown on this page.
(Scroll down about one-third of the way and look at the picture below these words: "Similarly, the Global Hawk can be remotely controlled while on the ground, to make it taxi on and off runways and in and out of hangars. - Help! There's nobody in the cockpit".)

The similarities between the "X-11" drone, the footage from the Naudet (fireman) video of the first tower strike and the Global Hawk are very eerie. The black hole in the rear of "flight 11" caught in the Naudet video could well be the rear of the Global Hawk engine. The tail of the plane in the Naudet video has always looked strange, and it may be due to the unconventional V-tail of the Global Hawk.

Having a Global Hawk drone hit the WTC would of course make a lot of sense in terms of the live-fly hijack drill that was being run on 9/11. Remember, the ATC's were confused after the WTC was hit-- they thought flight 11 was still going. The drone was programmed to fly by remote control and hit the tower-- the wargame was to try to intercept it. However there was too much confusion, too many radar blips, for the drone to be intercepted by NORAD fighters, and so the drone crashed into its target. The drone may well have been packed with explosives or bombs.