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For two years prior to 9/11, Ptech was working to identify potential problems or weaknesses in the FAA's response plans to events like a terrorist hijacking of a plane over U.S. airspace. According to their own business plan for their contract with the FAA, Ptech was given access to every process and system in the FAA dealing with their crisis response protocols. This included examining key systems and infrastructure to analyze the FAA's "network management, network security, configuration management, fault management, performance management, application administration, network management and user desk help operations." In short, Ptech had free reign to examine every FAA system and process for dealing with the exact type of event that was to occur on 9/11. Even more incredible, researcher Indira Singh points out that Ptech was specifically analyzing the potential interoperability problems between the FAA, NORAD and the Pentagon in the event of an emergency over U.S. airspace.
Ptech also presumably had operational information about the systems that the FAA, NORAD and others employed during crisis response exercises like Vigilant Guardian, the NORAD exercise that was taking place on 9/11 and included simulations of hijacked jets being flown into New York and hijacked jets being flown into government buildings. This is significant because there is every indication that just such drills were confusing NORAD's response to the real hijackings that were taking place that day. As researcher Michael Ruppert points out, a rogue agent with access to a Ptech backdoor into the FAA's systems could have been deliberately inserting fake blips onto the FAA's radars on 9/11. That scenario would explain the source of the phantom Flight 11 that the FAA reported to NORAD at 9:24 a.m. (well after Flight 11 had already hit the World Trade Center), a report whose source the 9/11 Commission claims they were unable to find.
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Ptech on 9/11: The Basement of the FAA
For two years prior to 9/11, Ptech was working to identify potential problems or weaknesses in the FAA's response plans to events like a terrorist hijacking of a plane over U.S. airspace. According to their own business plan for their contract with the FAA, Ptech was given access to every process and system in the FAA dealing with their crisis response protocols. This included examining key systems and infrastructure to analyze the FAA's "network management, network security, configuration management, fault management, performance management, application administration, network management and user desk help operations." In short, Ptech had free reign to examine every FAA system and process for dealing with the exact type of event that was to occur on 9/11. Even more incredible, researcher Indira Singh points out that Ptech was specifically analyzing the potential interoperability problems between the FAA, NORAD and the Pentagon in the event of an emergency over U.S. airspace.
Originally posted by NowanKenubi
That is incredible!!!
And, if 911 was not an inside job, someone inside clearly didn't care that something would/could happen...
Originally posted by Shadow Herder
Originally posted by NowanKenubi
That is incredible!!!
And, if 911 was not an inside job, someone inside clearly didn't care that something would/could happen...
Can you really call it an inside job if another country orchestrated it?
Originally posted by NowanKenubi
I have to say that, even if it is an old article, I had never heard about this. It's shocking to learn terrorists were able to gain access to such sensitive systems... and were operative, it seems, on that day.
The book also claims that the U.S.-led invasion of Iraq was not a reaction to the attacks of September 11, but was instead a campaign in the planning stages ever since Bush took office, with potential oil spoils charted in early documents.
Originally posted by stirling
Seems a lot more reasonable than arabs with boxcutters tore the towers down.
The info is timely thank you....S&F
Originally posted by Cassius666
Thats old information. I think if you would run a search you could bump the old thread.
Originally posted by Shadow Herder
Originally posted by Cassius666
Thats old information. I think if you would run a search you could bump the old thread.
Where is this old thread and where are all those debunkers that troll the other threads.
I guess they got the memo to not comment on this post or let it get popular.
In short, Ptech's software was running on the critical systems responding to the attacks of 9/11 on 9/11 itself.