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Originally posted by LifeSux
Note: I didn't adjust the colors, somebody else did.edit on 6-11-2010 by LifeSux because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Human_Alien
I feel the same way you do OP except, I think the passengers and crews were taken off all four planes (probably in Newburgh NY where all four planes intersected en-route) and then the remote control principles were implemented.
I don't think anyone was on board any of those two planes (Shanksville and Pentagon were missiles).
Somehow my scenario makes me feel better about this murderous act this government committed. Bastards!
Originally posted by tortillawraps
One of the planes was full of engineers and various personal involved with aviation or the air force. Guess what, these individuals are the ones who IMPLEMENTED the remote technology for 9/11. They thought they were on a test flight, testing the new remote control system.. little did they know they were patsies and by putting them on a 'test flight' it was an easy way to dispose of them so they would not talk about their roles afterwards. This explains why this flight had such an unusual demographic of passengers.
Originally posted by weedwhacker
reply to post by tortillawraps
You obviously know nothing about jet airliners, aviation, flying, and/or any other aspects of the real world.
Is it really necessary for me to dissect your misconceptions, point-by-point, with actual information, from the perspective of a trained and experienced airline pilot? One who actually has thousands of hours on the B-757/767?
Did you know you can easily research ALL of those "theories" of yours, and find how incredibly incorrect they are, from dozens of reasons?
If you don't believe me, then print up some copies, go down to the airport, and strike up a conversation with an airline pilot, and show him/her your list of "theories". Might make their day, if they needed a laugh for any reason.... :shk:
('Course, like me, instead of laughing, many will sincerely try to help, and teach...especially if, like me, flight instruction was part of their background at some point in their careers....)
edit on 6 November 2010 by weedwhacker because: spell
Originally posted by tortillawraps
One of the planes was full of engineers and various personal involved with aviation or the air force. Guess what, these individuals are the ones who IMPLEMENTED the remote technology for 9/11. They thought they were on a test flight, testing the new remote control system.. little did they know they were patsies and by putting them on a 'test flight' it was an easy way to dispose of them so they would not talk about their roles afterwards. This explains why this flight had such an unusual demographic of passengers.
Originally posted by cameraobscura
Originally posted by tortillawraps
One of the planes was full of engineers and various personal involved with aviation or the air force. Guess what, these individuals are the ones who IMPLEMENTED the remote technology for 9/11. They thought they were on a test flight, testing the new remote control system.. little did they know they were patsies and by putting them on a 'test flight' it was an easy way to dispose of them so they would not talk about their roles afterwards. This explains why this flight had such an unusual demographic of passengers.
An interesting theory, which I'm sure many have contemplated like so.
A question, however, about the above point. Can you please post a link(s) that give more information about this "test flight" these military personnel were on as I haven't heard this line of thought before and I find it very intriguing...
I'm a graduate of aerospace engineering...