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It wasn't Flight 93 then. Flight 93 only had 44 passengers and the aircraft's maximum seating capacity was 182 people.
One of the oddities that stood out was the number of 200 passengers disembarking from alleged Flight 93. 200 passengers during a work day?
I thought some of them were taken to the FAA building as well. Who said they all stayed at Cleveland's Hopkins Airport? Why would they? No hotels?
Another was they were shuttled to NASA. The terminal could easily have accomodated 200 passenger though unexpected on that day. There were plenty of places to place them if they had to stay over until after 9/11.
They are at the airport and numerous from Hopkins and throughout Cleveland.
Who said they were flown in on a KC 135? Can you post a link please. I don't recall reading that they were flown in on the KC 135. I read that they were in town for experiments and were flying on the KC 135.
Then a team of scientists, from Houston, brought in on a KC-135 was ordered landed. Didn't the military have any cargo planes instead? Those are not comfortable, but they are a darn sight better than flying in on a tanker.
Though it got little public attention until the debates about "recovered" memories of sexual abuse in the early and mid 1990s, this avenue of research had begun at least two generations ago. It was 1956 when Solomon Asch published a classic series of experiments in which he and his colleagues showed cards with lines of different lengths to clusters of their students. Two lines were exactly the same size and two were clearly not - the mavericks stuck out like basketball players at a convention for the vertically handicapped. During a typical experimental run, the researchers asked nine volunteers to claim that two badly mismatched lines were actually the same, and that the actual twin was a total misfit. Now came the nefarious part. The researchers ushered a naive student into the room with the collaborators and gave him the impression that the crowd already there knew just as little as he did about what was going on. Then a white-coated psychologist passed the cards around. One by one he asked the pre-drilled shills to announce out loud which lines were alike. Each dutifully declared that two terribly unlike lines were perfect twins. By the time the scientist prodded the unsuspecting newcomer to pronounce judgement, he usually went along with the bogus acclamation of the crowd. Asch ran the experiment over and over again. When he quizzed his victims of peer pressure, it turned out that many had done far more than simply go along to get along. They had actually shaped their perceptions to agree, not with the reality in front of them, but with the consensus of the multitude.
To polish off the mass delusion, many of those whose perception had NOT been skewed became collaborators in the praise of the emperor's new clothes. Some did it out of self-doubt. They were convinced that the facts their eyes reported were wrong, the herd was right, and that an optical illusion had tricked them into seeing things. Still others realized with total clarity which lines were duplicates, but lacked the nerve to utter an unpopular opinion. Conformity enforcers had rearranged everything from visual processing to open speech, and had revealed a mechanism which can wrap and seal a crowd into a false belief.
Another experiment indicates just how deeply social suggestion can penetrate the neural mesh through which we think we see hard-and-solid facts. Students with normal color vision were shown blue slides. But one stooge in the room declared the slides were green. Only 32% of the students ended up going along with the vocal but misguided proponent of green vision. Later, however, the subjects were taken aside, shown blue-green slides and asked to rate them for blueness or greenness. Even the students who had refused to see green where there was none in the original experiment showed that the insistent greenies in the room had colored their perceptions. They rated the new slides more green than they would have otherwise. More to the point, when asked to describe the color of the afterimage they saw, the subjects often reported it was red-purple - the hue of an afterimage left by the color green. The words of one determined speaker had penetrated the most intimate sanctums of the eye and brain.
I wish you had too.
Unless, someone in Cleveland or elsewhere taped it off the news programs, I do not know of anyone who has any. I had no idea I was one day going to work to prove a flight called 93 landed in Cleveland. I wish I had now.
If you can't prove it, then why are you posting hearsay? You've made it perfectly clear how you feel about that subject.
However, just to validate my own memory, I checked with other people having seen it as well. They agree with what I have stated in this discussion. No, I cannot prove it but then no one can disprove it either. I can only relate what I and they actually recall on that day, because it was such a surreal occurrence that day and those immediately following. One of those occurrences people normally do not forget, including details.
I'm not familiar with Hopkins myself.
I do know what Hopkins looks like. I have flown out of and into Hopkins on numerous occasions. I watched them expand Hopkins over the years bit by bit and walked what became a terminal trying to equal O'Hare in size.
Yes there are. Most of us on this thread have seen them and we've also seen the reports where they corrected themselves. Why do you only believe them when the story fits the conspiracy? I hate it when I click on a bookmark and the 404 error message comes up.
There are still reportings of that event on the Internet. Unfortunately, when I attempted to locate the more valid websites, regarding Flight 93, I had saved in my favorite links at least a couple of years ago, the websites went disappearing for one reason or another. Over time, I learned to trust some websites but not others. The ones I felt I could trust are gone. No big surprise there.
I'm glad that you are saying "alleged flight 93". It can't be Flight 93 because the aircraft used had a seating capacity of 182 passengers and there were only 52 people on board. I'm also glad that you agree that 200 passengers is a lot for weekday. Most conspiracy believers think that the low number of passengers was a sign of an inside job.
One of the oddities that stood out was the number of 200 passengers disembarking from alleged Flight 93. 200 passengers during a work day? That is normally unheard of except charter flights for tours. Week-day travelers are normally business people and coach can be extremely empty for those not traveling for business or designated charter flights.
The 200 passengers? This is where the confusion sets in. What if some of those passengers were actually the NASA employees? You've been shown links that state there was a NASA aircraft with scientists aboard. Any thoughts?
Another was they were shuttled to NASA. The terminal could easily have accomodated 200 passenger though unexpected on that day. There were plenty of places to place them if they had to stay over until after 9/11.
I don't understand that sentence. Can you clarify?
They are at the airport and numerous from Hopkins and throughout Cleveland.
From the three sentences above, I thought you meant that the flight arrived from Houston that morning and the passengers were flown in on the KC 135 on that flight, from Houston. Am I right?
Then a team of scientists, from Houston, brought in on a KC-135 was ordered landed. Didn't the military have any cargo planes instead? Those are not comfortable, but they are a darn sight better than flying in on a tanker.
Indeed.
9/11/2001 was surreal from beginning to final subsiding in less than 4 hours.
Originally posted by CaptainObvious
Please Ultima... link me to a video of a crash site where you can witness the recovery of a FDR. ok? Really, I didn't expect such a question from you.
Originally posted by Boone 870
So what you're trying to say is that, if enough people tell you that Bush is Hitler, you are more than likely to believe them.
Originally posted by ULTIMA1
Do you have any evidence or photos of the FDR being found buried in the ground, YES or NO ?
Do you have evidence of the bodies identified being at the crash site, YES or NO ?
Originally posted by CaptainObvious
Ok.. not for long... SO I will ask you like I had asked Orion... What would it take for you to believe that the FDR was found there? (there are pictures of it) Or...what evidence do you want for the remians that were found?