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FBI documents contradict 9/11 Commission report

Why did a suicide hijacker book future flights? Was he planning a vacation for himself and his virgins?

And why was that left out of the 9/11 commission report?
 
LastChild said:
Why did a suicide hijacker book future flights? Was he planning a vacation for himself and his virgins?
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It would be a good way to throw investigators off, if they were happened to stumble onto his plan. If they figured out he was going to hijack a plane and wanted to stop him, they would assume he was going to hijack the last flight he had booked.

Make sense?
 
aggle-rithm said:
It would be a good way to throw investigators off, if they were happened to stumble onto his plan. If they figured out he was going to hijack a plane and wanted to stop him, they would assume he was going to hijack the last flight he had booked.

Make sense?
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There's also the very real possibility that some hijackers weren't actually aware of the "suicide" part of the plan. They may have been kept in the dark about the nature of their sacrifice until the very last moment.
 
aggle-rithm said:
It would be a good way to throw investigators off, if they were happened to stumble onto his plan. If they figured out he was going to hijack a plane and wanted to stop him, they would assume he was going to hijack the last flight he had booked.
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ZouPrime said:
There's also the very real possibility that some hijackers weren't actually aware of the "suicide" part of the plan. They may have been kept in the dark about the nature of their sacrifice until the very last moment.
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This is exactly to the point!

A lot of unanswered questions that were glossed over, considering the magnitude of the operation and lives lost on 9/11.
 
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The ironic thing about this is, there might have been criminal negligence surrounding 9/11. If the trooth movement hadn't polluted the discourse with so much noise and lies about bombs, missiles, thermite, stand down orders, etc, it would probably be a lot easier to get further investigation.

Now anyone with any credibility who tries to look into it is going to be stonewalled as a nutcase. The trooth lied to try to get their way, and shot themselves in the foot in the process!

That, troothers, is a lesson on maturity, honesty, integrity, and civil discourse.
 
ZouPrime said:
There's also the very real possibility that some hijackers weren't actually aware of the "suicide" part of the plan. They may have been kept in the dark about the nature of their sacrifice until the very last moment.
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The only ones who really had to know were the pilots.
 
cisco said:
The ironic thing about this is, there might have been criminal negligence surrounding 9/11. If the trooth movement hadn't polluted the discourse with so much noise and lies about bombs, missiles, thermite, stand down orders, etc, it would probably be a lot easier to get further investigation.

Now anyone with any credibility who tries to look into it is going to be stonewalled as a nutcase. The trooth lied to try to get their way, and shot themselves in the foot in the process!

That, troothers, is a lesson on maturity, honesty, integrity, and civil discourse.
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How do you know the 'trooth movement' 'polluted the discourse'?

How do you know it wasn't a Operation Mockingbird type infiltration?

You do have a point, Alex Jones can be blamed for a lot of this 9/11 lunatic fringe mentality.
 
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HereticHulk said:
This is exactly to the point!

A lot of unanswered questions that were glossed over, considering the magnitude of the operation and lives lost on 9/11.
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But how the hell do you expect to answer something like this? We can't read the dead's mind.

Plenty of things that happened that day will remain forever obscure. Such is the reality of life.
 
HereticHulk said:
How do you know the 'trooth movement' 'polluted the discourse'?

How do you know it wasn't a Operation Mockingbird type operation?
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I thought we were the sell out. Are you telling me that a large portion of the truth movement should be considered "in it" too?
 
aggle-rithm said:
It would be a good way to throw investigators off, if they were happened to stumble onto his plan. If they figured out he was going to hijack a plane and wanted to stop him, they would assume he was going to hijack the last flight he had booked.

Make sense?
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Oh I see. And that's why they left it out of the 9/11 commission report?
 
HereticHulk said:
How do you know the 'trooth movement' 'polluted the discourse'?

How do you know it wasn't a Operation Mockingbird type infiltration?
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How do you know there isn't a teapot orbiting the sun between Earth and Mars?
 
Maybe that is why the FBI shut down the investigation into a Saudi terror cell in Boston....

A software company called Ptech, founded by a Saudi financier placed on America’s Terrorist List in October 2001, had access to the FAA’s entire computer system for two years before the 9/11 attack.

Last week, when the National 9/11 Commission held hearings on The Aviation Security System and the 9/11 Attack, government and aviation officials described a system unprepared for the events that unfolded on September 11. None of them, however, mentioned security breaches involving “Saudi terrorists in the basement of the FAA. Source: Here. ”
 
aggle-rithm said:
It would be a good way to throw investigators off, if they were happened to stumble onto his plan. If they figured out he was going to hijack a plane and wanted to stop him, they would assume he was going to hijack the last flight he had booked.

Make sense?
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Or the guy was a patsy and he knew it and had plans to travel back to the homeland and elsewhere after things settled down.
 
aggle-rithm said:
I don't know why it was left out of the 9/11 commission report. Nor do I find it particularly relevant.

If I'm wrong, please demonstrate how and why.
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It's not unusual for someone like you to find things irrelevant if they don't particularly support your view on 9/11. That's just business as usual around here.

I was just thinking that some might find it relevant that the so-called fanatical suicide terrorist on a mission from Allah might have had plans for after 9/11.

It seems someone found it relevant enough to leave it out.
 
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