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Originally posted by nick7261
* There is a "hidden" airport on the direct flight path of Flight 93 just over 1 mile where Flight 93 is said to have crashed.
Originally posted by Reality Hurts
As noted above, we can discount this portion of your theory. Indian Lake Airport in Central City, PA is well known to anyone who frequents the area. I've been out there...maybe 3 or 4 dozen times in the last 15 years. My friend has an A frame on the Lake.
The area may look unpopulated, but I assure you that any statistical figures you find are skewed. Many people are there, but have places of residence elsewhere. My other friend's retired parents live there, but keep their house in Harrisburg PA as their "official residence". They are not unique.
What I'm trying to say is that a giant frigging jet landing or a Warthog operating out of Indian Lake would be noticed by EVERYONE. You can hear the Cessnas taking off throughout the day....the roar of a Boeing or an A-10 would cause more than a few locals and visitors to walk on up to the strip to check things out.
Originally posted by CaptainLazy
So your theory is they flew a plane over, landed it on the nearby strip. Fired a missile into the ground and dropped debris out of a military plane.
So... If they had a commercial jet to fly over with why didn't they just crash that for real and save themselves a whole lot of bother?
Originally posted by CaptainLazy
So your theory is they flew a plane over, landed it on the nearby strip. Fired a missile into the ground and dropped debris out of a military plane.
So... If they had a commercial jet to fly over with why didn't they just crash that for real and save themselves a whole lot of bother?
Originally posted by nick7261
I think you're overlooking an important point. A *REAL* pilot would be required to fly the plane. It might be hard to get many volunteers to fly a plane nose-first into the ground.
Originally posted by Reality Hurts
Listen, I think there was some fishy stuff going on on 9/11, but all of these "Rube Goldberg Machine" conspiracy theories give WAY too much credit to inefficient and "lowest common denominator" based government organizations.
Originally posted by nick7261
What you're implying is that al-Qaeda had more competence to pull off 9/11 than the U.S. military and intelligence operations. Sorry, but of all the reasons supporting the official story, this may be the least convincing.
For example, how could AQ have planned such a sophisticated operation that included flying a hijacked plane for 30 minutes towards Washington D.C. and know there would be no U.S. fighters there to defend the capitol?
Originally posted by FancyLady
I recently visited my uncle in Meadville. I talked of 911 truth and he told me something I did not expect.
He said there is a hidden air force base in Meadville that he saw the planes out when they should not have been out.
If so a plane could have came from this base to shoot down F93.
I don't know the truth of it but I am putting it out here to be checked on.
Originally posted by mirageofdeceit
Source (Page 8)
A Boeing 757 can get out of a strip in 3,600 ft.
Didn't know there was an airfield nearby and practically in line with the flight path.
Originally posted by Reality Hurts
There are a number of small regional airports in that area. Port Meadville Airport, Corry-Lawrence Airport, Erie International Airport, Jamestown Chautauqua County Airport, Brokenstraw Airport, Titusville Airport, and Venango Regional Airport to name a few.
However in this day and age, having a "hidden" airbase in a populated area is next to impossible.
Originally posted by Zaphod58
You mean the fighters that haven't been there to defend Washington DC since some time in the 1990s?
Originally posted by Reality Hurts
What you also don't know is that there are about 3,000 people within spitting distance of that airstrip who would have gone to investigate if they heard the roar of a Boeing touching down. Or an A-10 taking off and landing. There is literally nothing there to do except boating or fishing. If there was a ruckus at the airstrip, there's be dozens of people there in the first few minutes.