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Originally posted by micpsi
Your explanation for Bush does not hold up. Bush said that he saw the first plane hit the North Tower on TV and thought that the pilot was not a good one, or something like that. But the Naudet brothers' film was shown on TV the day AFTER 9/11, so that could NOT have been his response if he had seen it then because he would have known by then that the first crash was not due to pilot error! You have therefore failed to come to grips with the problem. I believe that Bush, being a rather stupid man, confused seeing the second crash for the first one.
Originally posted by malganis
I think you're missing the point snoopy, we're not talking about how he said it.
Originally posted by malganis
I think you're missing the point snoopy, we're not talking about how he said it.
He just couldn't have seen the TV of the plane hitting the tower when he was at the school because the video hadn't come out yet. No one had seen it.
Originally posted by malganis
Ok maybe he got his words mixed up, but tbh there is a big difference between "I saw an airplane hit the tower"
and what he could have said in your case
"someone told me that an airplane had hit the tower"
[edit on 21/3/2007 by malganis]
Originally posted by malganis
I know Bush's speech can be a bit crappy sometimes but come on...
Originally posted by malganis
You have a point, but I don't see how you guys can be so sure that you know what he meant. You say it as if you've actually talked to him about it?
And for the record if I see a news report I tell people "apparently a plane hit a tower".
I'd never say "I saw a plane hit a tower", because I blatantly didn't. If someone asked me what it looked like or what happened, i'd look stupid because I wouldn't know what to say, because I didn't actually see it.
I know Bush's speech can be a bit crappy sometimes but come on...