--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Bhairitu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hugo wrote: > > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Bhairitu <noozguru@> wrote: > > > > > > > >> Because the generals are no good a video games. It takes the > >> > > younger > > > >> recruits who they filtered out and found good at games to do such > >> > > remote > > > >> flying. It also takes specialized people to fly the drones. Ever > >> > > try > > > >> to fly a toy remote controlled airplane? > >> > > > > Yep, takes about ten minutes to learn and if you're not > > planning to land... > > > Well gee, maybe they should have hired you then. :-D > > > Besides someone must have taught the guys to fly these > > drones, someone in charge perhaps? > No, they would have attended specialized training from people who were > specialized in that system. The military has been licking their chops > at all this kids who have played video games since childhood and what > expert remote weapons people they make. Maybe some of them in 10 years > will be high ranking but not now. I know about the video game stuff > because I've worked in that industry for years. > > > > > > > >>> That's the trouble with all the 9/11 conspiracy theories they > >>> are so complex and involve thousands keeping silent and > >>> incredible new technology like explosives that don't make any > >>> noise and buildings you can demolish without the usual hassle > >>> of taking down interior walls and tying the opposite corners > >>> together. > >>> > >>> > >> Nope, it wouldn't take thousands to pull this off. The explosives > >> > > made > > > >> noise as fire fighters reported. > >> > >>> None of them are as convincing as the idea that a bunch of > >>> religious maniacs hi-jacked some planes and flew them into > >>> public buildings all over the US. Simple, effective. > >>> > > > > > > > >> "Religious maniacs" who could barely fly a Cessna and spent the > >> > > prior evening at a strip club? > > > > Strip club eh? Probably rehearsing for those 72 virgins. Bunch of > > hypocrites. > > > > The people on united 93 phoned their friends and family and > > told them what was going on so it must have been arabs with > > *some* flying skill. > > > You can't call from a cell phone at that altitude in a jet. Some > believe that the calls were made from a hanger in Cleveland where Flight > 93 landed due to a "bomb threat." On one call left on an answering > machine there is a bankground voice of a woman saying "you did good" as > the caller was hanging up.
No, really? I don't know it's all too vicious and cynical. I don't think western governments are that bad. We went downhill morally *after* 9/11 but it's all a bit much for me that it was planned and exeuted just to bring about a new American empire. And if it was it didn't work particularly well. > > And an FBI agent reported that there were many middle eastern men > > taking flying lessons in Arizona. Let's face it they didn't need to > > know how to take off and land so how hard could it be? > There is a huge difference between a Boeing passenger jet and a Cessna. > It can be quite hard as many airline pilots have pointed out. Also > many airline pilots say they themselves could not have made the > maneuvers that the supposed jet that hit the Pentagon made. Also folks > at the Boeing planet in Seattle might find the notion that the wings > folded up and collapsed into the hole, laughable. That's not how the > planes are built. > > Sorry, but I don't buy the 19 "arabs" (many who are still alive) armed > with box cutters conspiracy theory as many who have taken the time to > look into and read the reports (even just the ones which contain only > news reports) don't either. > > Some people like to adopt the "official version" because if it proves to > be wrong then they are off the hook. It takes a braver person to > espouse that the "official version" is wrong and something else was > going on. Why not explore the possibilities? Oh, I do explore them. I always watch the conspiracy docs when they're on. I just haven't been convinced yet. keep it coming though, I'll always watch things like that.
