reply to post by 1337cshacker
Well, then again what diabolic plan seems more logical here to you?
9/11 plan a.)
Hijacking four commercial aircraft, secretly disposing of the passengers, pilots, co pilots, flight crew and so forth. Secretly disposing of the
planes themselves. Fabricating civilian cell phone transmissions to voice recorders and in real time to relatives on the ground. Rigging buildings in
pre determined floors with explosives to be perfectly timed to detonate after remote control aircraft are flown into them. Using an unmarked military
jet to fire a missile into the Pentagon (hopefully sight unseen by the public at large.) Planting wreckage at the Pentagon, victim DNA at four
separate locations and on and on....
Total casualties: upwards of three-thousand innocent Americans.
Total cost: Astronomical
Complexity: Unheard of
Okay, that's pretty much the basic outline for plan a right there. Now let's consider plan b --
Hijacking two commercial aircraft (no problem there.)
assemble a team of mid east fanatics and planting them in the cockpits (sounds good so far.)
Take a run at a packed Shea stadium with both planes.
Total Casualties: Tens of thousands easily.
Total cost: A couple commercial airliners. Plus a few nights on the town, rooming, accommodations, rental cars, box cutters, Zippo lighters and so
forth for your team of fanatics.
Complexity: Simple
And the best part about this plan? No missiles, no rigging up explosives, no planting evidence, no expensive Bob Lazar element '13' hologram light
show and so on.
Suppose plan b had been the game plan for 9/11 instead. You honestly believe that a couple jumbo jets into Shea stadium during the seventh inning
stretch, killing tens of thousands of men, women and children wouldn't have given the cabal the sufficient public support they sought to go after
anything in the middle east?
It would have been no different, in fact; it would have been even worse as far as loss of life goes. So your argument makes zero sense really.