How did Atta's passport actually survive?, page 5
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reply posted on 2-10-2006 @ 08:35 AM by 2PacSade
Originally posted by chibidai_rrr
i think this thread starter is absolutely ridiculous and has tried my intelligience to the point of swearing. hey, **** ***.

you are obviously testing the intelligience of us and i am not stupid.

you are retarded more than me.

Of freaking course passports can be found after a plane crash fool.
Even if the planes did burst into one hell of a fireball on impact into a skyscraper.
I find you foolish to believe that a passport could not survive based alone on the fact that pieces of airplanes are found after crashes as well.
Even though the twin towers collapsed later on, it is still feasible that the passports did survive because of the fact that there were remnants of the steel towers as well.
Simple as that... case solved.

-Sherlock Holmes

[edit on 29-9-2006 by chibidai_rrr]


I'm very sorry if I have insulted your, ( BTW the word is spelt intelligence not intelligience ), with this thread. . . In the future I will try to bring my "A" game, and not waste your time. . .

I don't remember stating anywhere in this thread that, " I don't believe the passport survived. ", as you so eloquently accuse me of. . . But let me ask you a question;

Did you know that the passport really belonged to Satam Al Suqami and not Mohammed Atta?

That it was given to the FBI by NYPD detective Yuk H. Chin?

That he got it from an @ 30 yr old male in a business suit as WTC 2 debris was still falling, but before WTC 1 collapsed?

That this information is in the 911 Commission report, but since then there have been discrepancies in both the time, and also where it was actually recovered. ( Right after? Four days after? Albany St.? Vesey St.? ).

That Saudi passports are green?

That this passport has an Arabic stamp that had been deliberately altered?

That the passport of Ziad Jarrah was also found at the Shanksville site, and a " Kingdom Of Saudi Arabia Student Identity Card ", belonging to Majed Moqed was found in the rubble at the Pentagon?

That a four year old girl was the only survivor of NWA flight 255 that killed all 155 passengers & crew, along with two other people on the ground as the Super MD 80 slammed into a highway overpass shortly after takeoff?


Before I started this thread, I didn't know any these things personally. . . DID YOU?

I'm sorry if I have to insult you again, because I know I'm really out of my league here, but were you actually privy to these facts prior to your, ( Thank God ! ), short & quite insignificant ramble?

If the answer is "NO", which is what I'm guessing by the lack of compelling evidence cited by you in your (post?), then maybe you actually learned something???

WOW! Now wouldn't that be ironic since you previously deemed my thread foolish & without purpose!

AND- If others learned something then wouldn't this also lend credence to the significance of my thread?

AND- If you took the time to actually read something rather than spending it foolishly calling me out, you too could have learned something. . .

I think I've made my point so I'll just leave you with this last little tidbit. . .

I'm not an English major by any stretch of the imagination, BUT. . . I think one possibly correct way to state your feeble attempt at insulting me would have been,

"You are more retarded than I."

OR

"The level of retardation that exists in you is quite significant when compared to my own. ".

not,

Originally posted by chibidai_rrr

"you are retarded more than me."


Good luck with the grammar thingy & have a Golden Grahams day for yourself!

Y'all come back now ya hear!

fixed quote marks


[edit on 2-10-2006 by 2PacSade]

[edit on 2-10-2006 by 2PacSade]


reply posted on 1-1-2011 @ 07:59 AM by Cassius666
Planted evidence is a reasonable and likely assumption when presented with an hypothetical impossible alternative.

Originally posted by Tiloke
I think it's even more interesting that his and only his luggage "magicaly" didn'y make it to the plane that day. Inside were airline uniforms and other things needed for a hijacking. But, wait a minute. He wouldn't even have access to checked luggage.


Now I'm confused.


From
www.answers.com...

Because the flight from Portland to Boston had been delayed, his bags did not make it onto Flight 11. When later found by U.S. authorities, they contained airline uniforms, flight manuals, and a four-page document in Arabic, copies of which were also found with the terrorists of the other three planes. It contains a list of instructions, such as "make an oath to die and renew your intentions," "you should feel complete tranquility, because the time between you and your marriage in heaven is very short," "check your weapon before you leave and long before you leave. You must make your knife sharp and you must not discomfort your animal during the slaughter."


[edit on 28-9-2006 by Tiloke]


I did not know about it. Yes it does not make any sense for him to check tools he allgededly needed for the highjacking with the luggage.
edit on 1-1-2011 by Cassius666 because: (no reason given)

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