Originally posted by sir_slide
reply to post by GenRadek
Your post seems more anti Islamic than anything, although I really do appreciate your thoughts and have read and contemplated them.
Personally, I have nothing against Islam. I have friends who are Islamic, worked with people who are Islamic. I do have an issue with people who
pervert and twist religion into a weapon that destroys. It doesnt matter if it is radical Islam, radical Christians, or radical Jews. If you use
religion as a weapon to subvert and control others, and punish those that do not believe, well, then to hell with them.
Sure you feel that people want to attack us for our beliefs, totally dig that. But do you not feel it is more than that?
Its happened around the world my friend. Look at India. Pakistan. Hell even in iraq, where you have idiot extremists Shiites blowing up Sunni
Mosques, over what? Have you seen the difference between Sunni and Shiite? Why then are they willing to blow up themselves? Just like the IRA in
new New Britain. Terrorists. As to why 9/11 happened, take your pick. US bases in Saudi Arabia. Israel existing. US Support of Israel. The
punishment of Palestinians. Western culture.
Let's get on topic and address the structural damage/fires etc that you assume collapsed the building. There was a fire in Spain I believe that raged
in a skyscraper (far bigger) for almost two entire days without any kind of collapse.
whatreallyhappened.com...
en.wikipedia.org...
www.infowars.com...
the WTC was also designed to withstand numerous impacts from airliners. So this pancake theory which I assume that you are ascribing to seems very
flawed in my opinion.
Windsor Tower was saved only by its large steel-reinforced concrete core and large heavy concrete transfer floors. More can be found here:
www.mace.manchester.ac.uk...
Notice that the steel only supported section collapsed and failed, from fire alone, within 2 hours of fire initiation. Follow the timeline. No planes
hit it, no jet fuel spread the fires, and yet the steel structure in the fire failed. Again, go back to the McCormick Place Fire and see how very
large heavy steel trusses supporting the roof collapsed within 20 minutes. Again, unprotected steel and fire = disaster.
In relation to the Pentagon I really just don't see how you can argue that a 757 hit it. If it did you would see a) loads of body parts and bloody on
lawn b) more airplane debris than a couple of bits of metal being personally removed by Rumsfeld and c) a far larger whole than was in the side of the
building, you are aware the size of a Boeing 757 no?
You just had a 757 impact a building at 350+mph. A high speed impact into a large building is not going to leave large pieces of recognizable debris.
Also, majority of debris went into the building. What was happening inside that building? It was burning. Have you ever seen an airplane that
caught fire on the runway?
So if a plane can burn up to nothing, what will happen if you smash up the aircraft, throw it into a burning building with jet fuel, and then have the
building burn and later collapse onto the wreckage? Do you really expect to find large recognizable pieces? Not really. What was found were shards,
shreds, and some material that was ejected by the blast/impact. This landed outside. The engines were recovered. Landing gear recovered. Even some
mangled bodies. You are asking why can some pieces survive and some cant, in an event that is completely at the mercy of chaos. It is impossible to
control and predict a chaotic event. Asking why some things survived while others didnt, is a poor judgement call.
I would also like to know how a guy who can barely handle a single engine Sesler can operate one of the largest aircraft available and also execute
rather difficult maneuvers in risky air space? You may say that it would have been an easy maneuver, but do you speak from flight experience, my
family have a background in the air force, my grandfather was pretty high up and had been in numerous wars as a fighter pilot and he said that it
would be near impossible for a pilot of such incompetence to execute such a maneuver, not even taking into account the circumstances. Plus what I
have seen in documentaries, it is just very unlikely that the individuals accused of the attacks flew the supposed plane into the pentagon.
What were the difficult maneuvers? Going in a large lazy loop and descending? Not that hard really. Ask any real pilot. The hardest part is take
off and landing. So Hanji couldnt fly perfectly. apparently it was good enough to get a licence. Strange huh? so either he was grossly incompetent,
or he was just good enough to get a license. Here is a fun fact: What do you call a doctor that finishes in the last of his class? Doctor! I hope
you understand the joke. Hanji still got his licence. So what he couldnt land. he didnt need to. he just needed to fly and aim. Hell, if the
Japanese could teach unskilled teens to fly a Zero, loaded with bombs, and crash it into a moving target ship, within a few days, it shouldnt take
that much to be taught to make a few turns and descent. All that bunk you read about "fighter pilot" moves, is a bunch of BS meant to
sensationalize it. In reality, he was just flying it, good enough, to find his target and crash. Let me ask you, which is easier, landing an airliner
safely on a runway that is 100ft wide, or trying to impact a wall that is over 900ft wide? Notice, the hijacker was not interested in safety of the
aircraft.
I do agree that a ball was dropped, somewhere by someone. There were orders from the pentagon to back down on 9/11 in regards to some of the planes,
anyone who has watched one documentary on this will be aware. What do you think of the things I have raised?
Cheers
Eh, that is a bunch of malarkey, about planes being told to stand down. The "documentaries" are nothing more than slick deceiving piles of garbage
that hold bases on facts.