Now we just need to find someone who is family with someone that landed on the moon, and we're set.
(we = people that actually believe we landed on the moon, because duh)Statistics: Posted by NucleicAcid — 05 Apr 2010, 11:40
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911 was an inside job
we didnt go to the moon
and bigfoot sleeps in your backyard
Statistics: Posted by ciscop — 05 Apr 2010, 06:08
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GIVE US A FREAKING BREAK SCEPCOP!!!!!!!!
Statistics: Posted by ProfWag — 05 Apr 2010, 03:24
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In short, unless the military was on high alert/scramble to begin with, AND got immediate notification from the FAA as soon as the flights deviated off course, it is highly unlikely they would have intercepted the airliners.
The government has a general trend of this: It is silly to suspect malice, when mere ignorance will suffice. I think it is more than likely that the pieces weren't in place for one reason or another, and the system was not ready to handle an intercept. It's possible to say that the entire 911 incident was the result of negligence and miscommunication, passively or perhaps, PERHAPS actively. Conversely, in order for the US to pull off an entirely inside job, they would have had to have flawless planning and communication, and have the entire thing go off without a hitch. I don't give ANY single or group of humans, let alone the US government, the possibility of having something go off without any hitches.
Statistics: Posted by NucleicAcid — 05 Apr 2010, 02:39
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