[from www.apfn.org...
On October 26, 1999, the famous golfer Payne Stewart boarded a private Learjet in Florida and left for Texas. Shortly after takeoff, Stewart's jet veered sharply off course and began heading northwest. All contact with air controllers was lost. Within 15 minutes of having gone off course, US fighter jets had already intercepted the jet. Everyone on board was likely dead due to depressurization. These fighter jets were dispatched by NORAD, the branch of the US air force whose job it is to monitor and defend US airspace 24 hours a day. NORAD maintains a huge array of land based radar systems and has fighter jets on alert 24 hours a day so that they can respond to a crisis. The jets escorted the doomed airplane until another group of Air National Guard jets took over the escort mission. Finally, Stewart's jet ran out of fuel a crashed in South Dakota. The quick reaction time and military precision with which NORAD intercepted and escorted Stewart's jet was impressive, and exactly what one would have expected from the greatest military power in world history. 86

(After 8:45 A.M.) Bush is asked by a reporter "Do you know what's going on in New York?" He responds that he does, and says he will have something about it later as he leaves his hotel for Booker Elementary School. [ABC News, 9/11/01]

(After 8:46 A.M.) Bush will say in a speech later that evening: "Immediately following the first attack, I implemented our government's emergency response plans."

- Apparently only one isreali died in the attacks {www.cnn.com...

A few of the pasengers that the U.S government named as highjackers on board have showed up alive and well. {news.bbc.co.uk...


These are only a few points about this. It's been discussed so much on ATS.