Random Points
I am still looking for a large chunk of time in which to post on the really interesting stuff I learned about the pentagon hit, but until then, here are a few thoughts relevant to 9/11 and our current situation:
1) a much more appropriate name for conspiracy theories is "deep politics"-- let's start using it.
2) the NORAD multiple plane hijacking exercises run before 9/11 and on 9/11, as Barbara Honegger has pointed out, is really the best example of specific foreknowledge of 9/11 by the military-- they were PRACTICING TO DEFEND AGAINST MULTIPLE HIJACKINGS!
3) A 757 is a much smaller plane than a 767, and the 757 only has one main aisle versus two aisles in a 767. Thus, the 767 presents more of a challenge for hijacking than a 757. Yet, on 9/11, the two 767's that were hijacked (supposedly), flight 11 and flight 175, had the same number of hijackers as the 757 that was supposedly hijacked, flight 77: FIVE. Flight 93 was also supposed to have five hijackers but they lost one and only had four. Moreover, a 767 needs many more flight attendants (nine) than a 757 (five). Again, this raises logistics problems for the hijackings. One really has to wonder why the hijackers used the same number of men for the 757s as the 767s.
4) The Plame leak prosecutor Fitzgerald may be the only person at this point in time who is capable of stopping the madness of the Bush administration.
5) 9/11 awareness is still growing and we must increase our effort to expose this massive fraud. Greater public awareness of 9/11 has the strong potential to bring down the Bush administration and change this country for the better.
1) a much more appropriate name for conspiracy theories is "deep politics"-- let's start using it.
2) the NORAD multiple plane hijacking exercises run before 9/11 and on 9/11, as Barbara Honegger has pointed out, is really the best example of specific foreknowledge of 9/11 by the military-- they were PRACTICING TO DEFEND AGAINST MULTIPLE HIJACKINGS!
3) A 757 is a much smaller plane than a 767, and the 757 only has one main aisle versus two aisles in a 767. Thus, the 767 presents more of a challenge for hijacking than a 757. Yet, on 9/11, the two 767's that were hijacked (supposedly), flight 11 and flight 175, had the same number of hijackers as the 757 that was supposedly hijacked, flight 77: FIVE. Flight 93 was also supposed to have five hijackers but they lost one and only had four. Moreover, a 767 needs many more flight attendants (nine) than a 757 (five). Again, this raises logistics problems for the hijackings. One really has to wonder why the hijackers used the same number of men for the 757s as the 767s.
4) The Plame leak prosecutor Fitzgerald may be the only person at this point in time who is capable of stopping the madness of the Bush administration.
5) 9/11 awareness is still growing and we must increase our effort to expose this massive fraud. Greater public awareness of 9/11 has the strong potential to bring down the Bush administration and change this country for the better.
posted by spooked at 9:47 AM
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2) the NORAD multiple plane hijacking exercises run before 9/11 and on 9/11, as Barbara Honegger has pointed out, is really the best example of specific foreknowledge of 9/11 by the military
Has it ever occurred to you that the hijackers may have had better intelligence than we are admitting, i.e. they knew about the exercises in advance and used them for the best cover in the world?
Yes, I think that is quite likely.
Barbara Honegger thinks General Ahmed of the Pakistani ISI knew about the 9/11 exercises and gave the info to Mohamed Atta. Certainly Ahmed had connections with US intelligence.
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