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a. An aircraft at Eglin AFB would be painted and
numbered as an exact duplicate for a civil registered
aircraft belonging to a CIA proprietary organization in the
Miami area. At a designated time the duplicate would be
subsituted for the actual civil aircraft and would be
loaded with the selected passengers, all boarded under
carefully prepared aliases. The actual registered
aircraft would be converted to a drone.
Why in the name of all that is good and pure would anyone fly planes into 2 buildings, but fake the other 2?
WHY you would, or HOW you could come to this conclusion is beyond me.
Timeline for American Airlines Flight 77
Alert Heightened as Attacks Spread to Nation's Capital
The Sept. 11 Commission Staff Report
Read the Report on FAA/NORAD Response to the Hijackings of Four U.S. Flights Sept. 11, 2001.
NPR.org, June 17, 2004 · On Sept. 11, 2001, American 77, scheduled to fly from Washington, D.C., to Los Angeles, took off from Dulles International Airport at 8:20 a.m., with six crewmembers and 58 passengers. The aircraft crashed into the Pentagon just before 9:38 a.m.
8:20 American 77 departs Dulles.
8:40 The flight was handed off from the FAA's Washington Center to Indianapolis Center.
8:50 The Indianapolis controller instructed the aircraft to climb, and American 77 acknowledged. This was the last transmission from American 77.
8:54 American 77 began deviating from its flight plan.
8:56 American 77 turned off its transponder and disappeared from Indianapolis radar. The controller searched for the aircraft and tried to establish radio contact. He then tried to make contact through the airline. At this point, the Indianapolis controller had no knowledge of the situation in New York. He believed American 77 had experienced serious electrical and/or mechanical failure, and had possibly crashed.
9:00 Indianapolis Center started notifying other agencies that American 77 was missing and had possibly crashed.
9:08 Indianapolis Center contacted Air Force Search and Rescue at Langley Air Force Base, Va., and told them to look out for a downed aircraft. They also contacted the West Virginia State Police, and asked whether they had any reports of a downed aircraft.
There were only a few pieces that were identifiable as planes at the WTC too. A couple engine cores, landing gear, and 1 exterior skin that was found on top of....... WTC5 I believe. There are photos of this.
Engine cores found at both sites.
A sizeable piece of the exterior skin found in Pa. There are photos of this also, unless one chooses to believe that it's all fabricated.
Originally posted by chromatico
reply to post by talisman
What happened to the passengers, then?
Originally posted by talisman
Its gotta make you think. Investigators and investigation usually do things even when they seem redundant or not necessary. So the fact that they didn't do this with the plane parts should raise your first red flag.
Originally posted by jackinthebox
Also, take a plane accident. Does the FBI or NTSB investigate plane parts to make sure they have the RIGHT PLANE? No.
Authorities get a call that a plane crashed coming for a landing, flight numberXXXX. And you're saying that the NTSB and/or FBI is going to check id numbers on various plane parts to make sure that they have the RIGHT PLANE when they get on scene, and not just some random plane that has gone down and remained unreported or something?
Originally posted by jackinthebox
reply to post by Whodunnit
Authorities get a call that a plane crashed coming for a landing, flight numberXXXX. And you're saying that the NTSB and/or FBI is going to check id numbers on various plane parts to make sure that they have the RIGHT PLANE when they get on scene, and not just some random plane that has gone down and remained unreported or something?
That's exactly what I am telling you.
I don't think so. They already know what plane they're going out to investigate...I'm calling bs right here.
Originally posted by jackinthebox
When was the last time you investigated a crash scene?
You can "call BS" all you want and make yourself look stupid, but that does not change the basic principles of investigative procedure.
Originally posted by Griff
Originally posted by talisman
Its gotta make you think. Investigators and investigation usually do things even when they seem redundant or not necessary. So the fact that they didn't do this with the plane parts should raise your first red flag.
I just want to reiterate this sentiment.
We hear from the debunkers when questioned about the heat and DNA evidence (in regards to 9/11) that the astronaut's DNA was recovered and tested from the Space Shuttle explosion.
Well, since we knew exactly who was on the Space Shuttle, why would they do DNA tests?
For verification purposes.
One would think it just logical that if they would go the extra step in identifying the astronaut's DNA for verification, why would they not positively identify the plane parts?
Originally posted by jackinthebox
Laugh all you want. It still does not change the basic principles of investigative procedure.
What proof are you looking for? My formal education? My certifications? My work experience?