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Do you imagine there was a secret plotting meeting, in a hollowed-out volcano naturally, between the US government and its evil co-conspirators (Russia, China, Iran, Iraq, goodness knows who else) where they thrashed out the question of why not just use planes?
And do you suppose when they got to the bit about the purpose of the whole thing being to create an excuse to blast the crap out of Iraq, anyone (maybe the Iraqis) said why frame a bunch of Saudis and no Iraqis then? It would have been fascinating to be a fly on the wall. |
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Even sideshow operations like discovering and suppressing every photograph or video anyone took within several miles of the crashes would involve an impossible number of henchmen and then you'd need a secondary operation to suppress reporting of that one. Just the travel expenses for that, let alone the catering, would be unbelievably expensive compared to, you know, just crashing some frickin' planes. But none of that matters when a piece of bent cladding looks a bit suspicious to yankee451. |
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I'm not surprised that he ran away, though. Must be rather embarrassing. :D |
He came, he saw, he was conquered. But he can't see that.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Gpr...ature=youtu.be Love the use of fictional movies to make your analysis dumber. |
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Poor Steve, losing a special buddy is always tough but buck up lad. There'll be other lunatics. Maybe you should meet up with rubygray in the Pentagon thread. She's a no-planer with theories just as bat **** insane as yours. You two would make a wonderful pair! |
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What, were there no one in NYC that morning except paid actors? I get that you get a kick out of imagining fictional scenarios but that doesn't make mincemeat out of reality. |
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Or were they holographic NDA's? |
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What happoens in the Real World when you have a plan with too many moving parts:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Eagle_Claw Fuel consumption calculations showed that the extra 90 minutes idling on the ground had made fuel critical for one of the EC-130s. When it became clear that only six helicopters would arrive at Desert One, Kyle had authorized the EC-130s to transfer 1,000 US gallons (3,800 L) from the bladders to their own main fuel tanks, but Republic 4 had already expended all of its bladder fuel refueling three of the helicopters and had none to transfer. To make it to the air tanker refueling track without running out of fuel, it had to leave immediately, and was already loaded with part of the Delta team. In addition, RH-53 Bluebeard 4 needed additional fuel, requiring it be moved to the opposite side of the road.[citation needed] To accomplish both actions, Bluebeard 3 had to be moved from directly behind the EC-130. The aircraft could not be moved by ground taxi and had to be moved by hover taxi (flying a short distance at low speed and altitude).[21][Note 4] A USAF Combat Controller attempted to direct the maneuver from in front of the aircraft, but was blasted by desert sand churned up by the rotor. As the Controller attempted to back away, Bluebeard 3's pilot perceived he was drifting backward (engulfed in a dust cloud, the pilot only had the Controller as a point of reference) and thus attempted to "correct" this situation by applying forward stick in order to maintain the same distance from the rearward moving marshaller. The RH-53 struck the EC-130's vertical stabilizer with its main rotor and crashed into the EC-130's wing root.[22] In the ensuing explosion and fire, eight servicemen died: five of fourteen USAF aircrew in the EC-130, and three of the five USMC aircrew in the RH-53, with only the helicopter's pilot and co-pilot (both badly burned) surviving.[Note 5] During the frantic evacuation to the EC-130s by the helicopter crews, attempts were made to retrieve their classified mission documents and destroy the aircraft. The helicopter crews boarded the EC-130s. Five RH-53 aircraft were left behind mostly intact, some damaged by shrapnel. Bluebeards 2 and 8 now serve with the Islamic Republic of Iran Navy. EC-130E Republic 5 which returned successfully, was retired by the USAF in June 2013 and is now on display at the Carolinas Aviation Museum.[23] |
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Or does your knowledge of how the military works come from the same place your understanding of missile technology? |
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projection again + no clue what evidence is
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Then you mention The Manhattan Project, and how did Russia get the bomb? oops, and we used it, and knew about the project - thus it did not remain a secret. Plus during the war hundreds of leaks of the project were made. Darn, you can't make a valid argument if you tried. Look at your failed analysis starting with the BS of a tripod, and then the fictional movie stuff. There are some insane or clueless people who like your work, the comments are evidence of ignorance on earth. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Gpr...ature=youtu.be Failed analysis - might want to take this down, it is not nice to make up lies about 9/11 |
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