Originally posted by Stillresearchn911
Q1. What was the operational value of swapping the plane out for a drone?
Insurance. The manouvers as they happened couldn't have been done by hijackers on a hijacked plane. Everything had to happen just so. I think Flt. 93
was one incident where things got out of control and some Air National Guard pilots barged into the scenario in an unexpected way.
The Flt. 93 anomaly is connected to the WTC 7 anomaly and illustrates how loose ends lead to far reaching consequences.
Hijackings and real people involved introduce an unacceptable level of chance into a process meant to justify a pre-planned invasion. Everything was
done to eliminate the unforseen by removing the human element wherever possible.
Even the jackasses at the top like Silverstein and Rumsfeld couldn't stick to the script when they opened their big mouths.
Q2. What happened to the crew and passengers of f77?
They were disposed of in the blizzard of false radar blips connected with the plethora of wargames going on that morning. The planes could have been
landed at military airfields but it is more likely that they were remotely controlled out over the Atlantic and ditched there. Google the QSR-11
gyrochip.
Q3. Why not make the pre planned explosion match the NOC approach damage?
Good question. I've asked it myself. I think the answer may be that the damage was done by a missile (a "missile, (inaudible)" as Rummy said, to be
precise) rather than preplanted explosives, although a combination of the two could have been used.
Q4. You obviously believe that they planted the downed poles b/c of the SOC damage that would be later discovered. What was the operational
value of planting the poles as opposed to flying the drone on the SOC approach?
This ties in with the use of a missile. The poles had to be downed in a line with the damage that a missile would create, but the plane and the
missile couldn't follow the same flight path. Traffic jam.
Q5. Why not crash f77 into the NOC if this is what they wanted everyone to think anyways?
There is a real mystery here as to why the damage happened in just the way it did. What we see with the WTC towers is multitasking at work. In other
words, other objectives were thrown into the mix as desirable collateral achievements beyond the main operational goal, create a pretext for war. The
skirting of the necessity to deal with the asbestos in the towers for example.
At the Pentagon you see a very deep penetration of the building when simply crashing something, anything, on the front lawn would have been plenty for
the main goal. Did the damage done have something to do with the audit going on, hunting for the missing 2.1 trillion defense budget dollars? Was
there something else, or someone else they wanted to eliminate as a collateral benefit? Probably, but what or who is unknown at this time.
[edit on 19-12-2008 by ipsedixit]