How did Atta's passport actually survive?, page 1
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Topic started on 27-9-2006 @ 10:02 PM by 2PacSade

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I want to hear critical points to prove a collaborative theory on how Atta's passport was found a few blocks from the crash. . .

This has nothing to do with your point of view about anything else concerning 911. We all have an imagination, and we all know that if you can think of something, it is possible, no matter how plausible. . .

Griff made me really think about this topic with a recent post he made on my thread here;
www.abovetopsecret.com...

originally by Griff
Atta's passport. Show me conclusive evidence that a passport can fly out of a person's pocket, fly through a huge fire ball, out into the open air and land unscathed near the towers just so some yahoo can come along and pick it up. Also, why was this particular piece of paper so important for someone on that day to say "hey, this might be the guy responsible....I think I'll give it to a police officer"? I don't think I'd be thinking along those lines at that point in time myself.


BUT IT DID!

If everything we have been told about this artifact is indeed. . .fact.

Therefore I think we should be able to come up with a logical chain of events that explain how this actually occured. . .

There are a few criteria you must accept to participate;

1 You must accept the official explanation that Atta was indeed the hijacker & pilot of flight 11.

2 You must accept the official explanation that Atta's passport was legitimately found.

3 You must stick to this exact topic. This thread is not to argue your viewpoint on anything other than, "How could have Atta's passport survived & been found? ". No official story vs conspiracy comments are needed. Thanx. . .

Again, I have been researching this topic since Griff's post last week. I haven't found anything anywhere that officially explains the who, what, where, when, why, about Atta's passport. I have been trying to research similar crashes where belongings of the pilot(s) were found, but, as you all know, this scenario is a bit unprecedented.

This plane hit at over 500mph. Could the high velocity & the increased mass accrued have allowed anomalies to occur that would account for the passport surviving like it did, yet also allow for the incredible destruction caused by the impact?

That's where you come in. Please help me with this. I will complie our thoughts, along with my own & see what we come up with.

Again- This thread has a specific purpose. Please read & thank you for your input & cooperation-

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reply posted on 27-9-2006 @ 11:26 PM by tazadar
The passport is made of adamantium.



reply posted on 28-9-2006 @ 01:18 AM by rich23
Here is a link to the relevant page of 911myths.com.

It goes through many instances of unusual items surviving plane crashes and then quotes the 9/11 Commission report on how the passport was handed to a police officer by a helpful passer-by - a man in a suit. He is supposed to have picked it up from the debris that showered from the building.

Not exactly proof of anything, especially if the passport had indeed been stolen some time before.

Is is reasonable to expect the policeman to have at least taken the name of the person who handed in the passport?

In the unlikely event that the passport magically flew out of the explosion and landed in the street, the person who handed it in was certainly public-spirited to an extraordinary degree. There's a big fire and debris raining down from almost a thousand feet above, yet this person notices a passport and thinks, "ooh, I should hand that in to the police. What luck! There's an officer just there! I'll just hand it to him, it won't take a moment, and then it will find its way back to its rightful owner. That's my good deed for the day!"

I, on the other hand, would have been trying to get a safe distance away from a building from which people were jumping, and, er, "forget" all that civic-minded crap.


reply posted on 28-9-2006 @ 06:07 AM by timeless test
I must admit that I was unaware of the exhibition of items recovered from the WTC. This article discusses it and the very large quantity of personal items recovered.

More than 54,000 pieces of personal property, including rings, watches, wallets and ID cards, were found.


The survival of a hijacker's passport, (and it does appear that it was NOT Atta's), remains a remarkable coincidence but I would be interested to know how many other artifacts from the aircraft were found and how they were all collected before I condemned the finding of the passport as too suspicious.

Also, Ashmok, that is interesting corroboration that the passport was likely to have been on the plane.
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