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Originally posted by Alfie1
Originally posted by maxella1
reply to post by Alfie1
And as for a NORAD standown order I find it hard to believe that anyone can still be bringing this unsubstantiated rubbish up in 2012. There is evidence for a shootdown order :-
So you agree that Cheney violated the Constitution on 9/11 by issuing unauthorized orders to shoot down planes?
The allegation was that NORAD had been ordered to standown and now you are arguing about the legality of a shootdown order !
But, just as a matter of interest, what does the Constitution say about shooting down civilian airliners ?
Originally posted by maxella1
Originally posted by Alfie1
Originally posted by maxella1
reply to post by Alfie1
And as for a NORAD standown order I find it hard to believe that anyone can still be bringing this unsubstantiated rubbish up in 2012. There is evidence for a shootdown order :-
So you agree that Cheney violated the Constitution on 9/11 by issuing unauthorized orders to shoot down planes?
The allegation was that NORAD had been ordered to standown and now you are arguing about the legality of a shootdown order !
But, just as a matter of interest, what does the Constitution say about shooting down civilian airliners ?
Why don't you look it up before running your mouth
Originally posted by Alfie1
Originally posted by maxella1
Originally posted by Alfie1
Originally posted by maxella1
reply to post by Alfie1
And as for a NORAD standown order I find it hard to believe that anyone can still be bringing this unsubstantiated rubbish up in 2012. There is evidence for a shootdown order :-
So you agree that Cheney violated the Constitution on 9/11 by issuing unauthorized orders to shoot down planes?
The allegation was that NORAD had been ordered to standown and now you are arguing about the legality of a shootdown order !
But, just as a matter of interest, what does the Constitution say about shooting down civilian airliners ?
Why don't you look it up before running your mouth
Why should I care ? it is completely irrelevant to the issue of an alleged standown order.
Your response tends to make me think you don't have a clue on the constitutional matter though.
Issuing unauthorized orders to shoot down planes is a crime, isn't it?
Originally posted by samkent
reply to post by maxella1
Issuing unauthorized orders to shoot down planes is a crime, isn't it?
Is it? Can you provide a reference to it in any law book?
Who issued the orders?
Are you sure they didn't have the required authorization?
Is it really a chargable offence since no plane was shot down?
I am not a lawyer but I see them on TV everyday. They would love nothing more than to get their name on the national news by hauling some government official into court over 911.
It's hard to buy that kind of name recognition. They could double or triple their rates even if they loose.
Everyone in the US see's the ads for these kind of lawyers many times a day. Auto sales, Accidental death, Viagra, all day everyday.
But since it's been 10 years and no charges have been filed it makes me think there is no chargable offence.
Originally posted by SimontheMagus
Your bosses have conspired together for hundreds of years (actually thousands) towards achieving a lofty goal of planetary domination that is going up in smoke, right now, before their very eyes. And they're frantic about it. More and more people are no longer believing their crap, and even worse for your employers, the world is about to find out how the Power Elite have been butt-slamming them all along. I wouldn't want to be anywhere near your camp in the not-too-distant future.
Originally posted by Alfie1
Perhaps us "traitorous internet morons " are in fact better informed than you. The June 2001 memo you refer to was was the CJCSI no. 3610 of June 1st 2001. It dealt with aircraft hi-jacking and it freed up the procedure rather than restricting it. You are listening to too much Alex Jones.
And as for a NORAD standown order I find it hard to believe that anyone can still be bringing this unsubstantiated rubbish up in 2012. There is evidence for a shootdown order :-
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You people are a bunch of clowns . lol
Most striking of all is the revelation that an order by Vice President Dick Cheney was ignored by the military, which saw his order to shoot down aircraft as outside the chain of command.
Cheney's order was given at "about 10:15" a.m., according to the former VP's memoirs, but the 9/11 Commission Report shows United flight 93 going down at 10:06 a.m. Had the military followed Cheney's order, civilian aircraft scrambling to get out of the sky could have been shot down, exponentially amplifying the day's tragedy.
Is it a crime for me to shout "Shoot the burgler!" to the police?
Originally posted by maxella1
Can somebody please explain to to me who the f*** are these debunkers?
If you mean people that disagree with some things that you post, when you say 'debunkers', I can only speak for one of them.
Originally posted by Alfie1
The June 2001 memo you refer to was was the CJCSI no. 3610 of June 1st 2001. It dealt with aircraft hi-jacking and it freed up the procedure rather than restricting it. You are listening to too much Alex Jones.
Originally posted by butcherguy
reply to post by maxella1
I have not researched the constitutional legality of it, so I sadly admit that my opinion on this is worth nothing.
I am thinking that anyone that wishes to can bark orders out, but it is up to the person hearing the orders spoken as to whether or not the orders are coming from a superior in their chain of command.
Originally posted by Alfie1
reply to post by SimontheMagus
That is a 5 year old article and does absolutely nothing to substantiate a "standown" order. Who issued it ? When ? to whom ?
Norman Mineta never for a second suggests there might have been a standown order. His testimony can be pretty much summed up in this exchange :
Mr Hamilton : " But there very clearly was an order to shoot commercial aircraft down "
Mr Mineta : "Subsequently I found that out."
Originally posted by Alfie1
reply to post by SimontheMagus
That is a 5 year old article and does absolutely nothing to substantiate a "standown" order. Who issued it ? When ? to whom ?
Norman Mineta never for a second suggests there might have been a standown order. His testimony can be pretty much summed up in this exchange :