QUOTE(flyingsquirrel @ Oct 11 2006, 05:17 PM) [snapback]87370[/snapback]
interesting..
per cnn
Pitcher believed dead; passport found in street, sources tell CNN
The passport of Mohammad Atta, one of the hijackers who was on one of the planes that hit the World Trade Center, was also found in the street, undamaged....
and that is not the only similarity...
NORAD (North American Aerospace Defense Command) said it had put fighter aircraft into the air over numerous U.S. cities, though they said they had no reason to believe the event in New York was anything more than an accident, sources told CNN's Barbara Starr. NORAD did the same thing after the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.
the plane banked to the right before it hit the building...
I understand that at least of the planes on 9/11 had to do a hard right before slamming into one of the buildings..I could be wrong...
Oct 11th / Sept 11th
No doubt the Republican will use this to stir fear so they can re-elected during this very important election year and gear up for the next...they claim to represent Christians, yet both parties use fear as a tatic...GOD DOES NOT GIVE US A SPIRIT OF FEAR....
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/15223650/ If you watch the News clip some of the scenes of the building are blurry... I know its hazy out... but they have professional cameras...they should be working well enough to get a clear picture.. Censorship? Hmm..
Now there are some saying that there was 2 aircrafts, others that saw just a plane, others that saw a helicopter. Hmm something is not right here. Since Manhatten has lots of aricrafts all the time inlcuidng helicopters. I would think that those that did see the crash would know the difference between the two. Wouldn't you?
NORAD (North American Aerospace Defense Command) said it had put fighter aircraft into the air over numerous U.S. cities.
Yet, there was an airplane crash in New Hampshire that was an accident and this happened after 9/11. It crashed into Wal-mart on 11-8-05, and did take off from Manchester Airport, which is nearly an International status airport. Did NORAD issue fighter aircrafts into the air over numourous US Cities just in case it was terror related. Nope.
http://aviation.motleyrice.com/AviationNewsStory3.aspHere is a list of the top 25 airplane crashes of the world many are terror related, some where just horrible accidents. The one I want to point out is a month after 9/11. On November 12, 2001 at Belle Harbor, New York an airplane bus crashed. Did NORAD issue any fighter jets just in case? Nope, and this on the top 25 list of all time ariplane crashes and one month after 911??!!!
http://www.joegriffith.com/Top_25_Aviation...ane_Crashes.aspHow many other plane crashes have happened in the US after 911 where NORAD did not issue fighter jets over every major US city? Hmm.. I smell a rat here.