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Char-Lee
reply to post by havok
Again, quite the generalized statement. I neither use or condone the use of said search engine. More likely, I read a good amount of books to acquire my knowledge as it seems Google isn't the best source of information or knowledge. So...want to try again, bub?
Star for you, I agree with all you said except I have to say this...is not completely reasonable, as I have read thousands of books and I can find pretty much anything contained in any of them with an online search. Knowledge is there so it is silly for it to be dismissed as useless in my humble opinion.
superman2012
reply to post by _BoneZ_
So they’ve proposed Congress pass a resolution asking President Obama to declassify the entire 2002 report, “Joint Inquiry Into Intelligence Community Activities Before and After the Terrorist Attacks of September 11, 2001.”
I guess we'll see how transparent he really is.
Maybe it was Iraq? (still holding onto some hope that they didn't lie to us )
I wonder what will happen to Saudi Arabia?
If I was Iran I would be worried about this coming to light because there is no way in hell that they will attack SA, they need something to take the public eye away from this.
butcherguy
reply to post by butcherguy
To the NSA, my post above was rhetorical.
Furthermore, I do not have the logistical capabilities to launch military attacks on countries capitals.
WWJFKD
butcherguy
reply to post by butcherguy
To the NSA, my post above was rhetorical.
Furthermore, I do not have the logistical capabilities to launch military attacks on countries capitals.
You would actually be addressing the FBI I believe as the NSA does not monitor domestic communications - Or so they say.
spooky24
The evolution of the Hamburg cell, from a small mosque on the 2nd floor above a dive bar on the seedy Steinstrasse, to piloting a plane into one of the tallest buildings in the world-is some of the most fascinating history you will ever read.
Equivalent Airspeed of south tower plane:
510 knots (9/11 Commission Report, 500+ confirmed by radar) = 575-600mph, observation for ground speed calculations using building distances = 586mph - at Sea Level.
= 1.38 Mach @ 35,000 feet or 915 knots
= 1.19 Mach @ 22,000 feet or 722 knots
Calculator for EAS
"During the descent from 12,000 feet to 6,000 feet, the aircraft groundspeed remained between 500 - 520 knots. As the aircraft made it's descent to 1000 feet, it accelerated (there goes Zaphod58's hypothesis about the speed at level flight on final approach) and impacted World Trade Center tower #2 at approximately 510 knots groundspeed.
Radar_Data_Impact_Speed_Study--AA11,_UA175 (pdf)
www.luizmonteiro.com...
Note: Airspeed would have exceeded groundspeed due to the fact that the wind was blowing to the N/W
If you are really serious about 9/11 research you start with Lawrence Wright's Pulitzer Prize winning work 'The Looming Towers'. There are 18 more text to study including John Miller's 'The Cell' all the way to Peter Bergen's 'Manhunt' the 10 year search for Bin Laden that ended in Abbottabad.
It is nonsense that the U.S.blew up their own buildings.
spooky24
Char-Lee
reply to post by havok
Again, quite the generalized statement. I neither use or condone the use of said search engine. More likely, I read a good amount of books to acquire my knowledge as it seems Google isn't the best source of information or knowledge. So...want to try again, bub?
Star for you, I agree with all you said except I have to say this...is not completely reasonable, as I have read thousands of books and I can find pretty much anything contained in any of them with an online search. Knowledge is there so it is silly for it to be dismissed as useless in my humble opinion.
I have 109 books on the subject of 9/11-over 4000 documents from the Archives-20 hours of video and well over 200 articles I have written myself.
Not a single word of any of this is available on the internet. The most fascinating part of 9/11 is the 4 1/2 year plot and how it came and went and changed over and over-the plotters never getting impatient, and willing to continue planning after major setbacks. They waited and waited which is very difficult for a black operation of this magnitude.
If you are really serious about 9/11 research you start with Lawrence Wright's Pulitzer Prize winning work 'The Looming Towers'. There are 18 more text to study including John Miller's 'The Cell' all the way to Peter Bergen's 'Manhunt' the 10 year search for Bin Laden that ended in Abbottabad.
Other than using the internet to purchase books it is completely and utterly useless as a study guide to 9/11. Unless, of course, you don't want the truth-just the fantasy.
The evolution of the Hamburg cell, from a small mosque on the 2nd floor above a dive bar on the seedy Steinstrasse, to piloting a plane into one of the tallest buildings in the world-is some of the most fascinating history you will ever read.
Of course if you want to learn about sheer lunacy and silly, childish theories, based on nothing other than hatred for America then stick to the internet.
Morg234
reply to post by _BoneZ_
This is muddying of the waters. A go-between that's neither here nor there. A bit like the relatively new JFK assassination theory; "Secret Service Agent accidentally discharged weapon".
It's in the same area as the "US agencies had 'foreknowledge'" of attacks argument.