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Letters to the Editor
Regarding the article Remote Possibility, a more plausible theory is that the passenger planes were redirected elsewhere and replaced by military planes that were enhanced for the purpose. The reports of the lack of windows, pods on the underbelly, and the programmed performance limits being exceeded all seem to validate this theory. Sir James The Bold
In the article "Remote Possibility" (April 2006, pages 2 and 3), I didn't express an opinion regarding the fate of the airplanes. I only expressed the belief that they had been remotely hijacked. However, in my article "Abuses and Usurpations" (February 2006, pages 2 and 3), I demonstrated that the Pentagon wasn't hit by an airplane. That key fact validates all of the subsequent suspicions. That's why I published that article first. Anybody can do the arithmetic. We had four hijacked airplanes. Two airplanes hit the World Trade Center. One airplane crashed in Pennsylvania. That equals three airplanes. The fact that there is a missing fourth airplane is enormously significant. It is proof that at least one airplane was redirected elsewhere and landed safely at an undisclosed location. Muslims inside of the missing fourth airplane might have had a motive to crash it, even if they couldn't get to an intended target. However, they wouldn't have had a motive to land it and then hide the fact. Therefore, it's unlikely that the missing airplane was hijacked by Muslims inside of the airplane. Once we accept that possibility for the missing airplane, then the fate of the other airplanes necessarily comes into question. Sir James the Bold suggested that the hijacked airplanes were redirected and landed at undisclosed locations. It seems likely. I've reached that same conclusion. My article "Remote Possibility" demonstrated that it could have been done remotely. editor
Hi Sam, Just read your article in the online Frontiersman for April 2006 AD about the remote controlling of the 'hijacked' aircraft. I remember watching a series from US TV shown here in Australia called "The Smoking Gun". It concerned a group of three geeks publishing a small newspaper exposing conspiracies perpetrated by the US government. They uncovered a plot every week, and usually managed to foil the dastardly actions at the obligatory last minute. Not a bad little show.1 It seems to have disappeared now, and all reference to it on the Net has also vanished. Probably due to the last show I saw which aired here about a week before Sept. 11 and had as its plot the exact same scenario you have described in your article. The perpetrators in the show were the CIA, and reasons given for the action was to create outrage against 'terrorists' and gain lots of extra funding.2 Looks like it worked in real life. It certainly did for our local Intelligence agencies a few years back when there was a small bomb outside the Sydney Hilton Hotel. The Ananda Marg were blamed, agencies got extra funding and all was swept neatly under the carpet. And the campaign against human rights/privileges was stepped up another notch. Keep up the good work Kate; Ipswich, Queensland, Australia
With the breakdown of the former Soviet empire America has lost its example of what not to be, and is rapidly becoming that which it despised. Jase (Appended to Kate's Message)
Regarding Jases comment, I recommend my article War of Words, on page 2 of the December 1994 issue. editor
I recommend visiting the "Physics911.net" web-site (particularly the "Missing Wings" section). It is put together by Engineers and Scientists analyzing and refuting the "Official" Explanations. For example they show the side of the Pentagon with a overlay of the Boeing 757 aircraft and compare the difference in the structural damage that would have been done. John Webster; Santa Clara, California
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Acknowledgments My thanks to the following: Sir James the Bold; SantaClara Bob; Lady Jan the Voluptuous; Tom, of Redwood City, California; Sir Donald the Elusive; and CVG, of Jerome, Arizona. editor
Dropping Out
Dear Dropping Out If you get lost, remember that satellite dishes mostly point south. New Office Slang
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