I'm sick of hearing this "have you got evidence" crap! Has anyone on this board got evidence that any government agency is carrying out secret projects that only very few people are privy to information about?
Answer: No!
Does that mean NO GOVERNMENT is carrying out secret projects?
Answer: No!
That's a misstatement of people's stances here. No one in his or her right mind would deny secret goverment projects; the existence of the B-1 and B-2 bombers, F-117, and back in its day, the SR-71 is total proof that such "Black" projects exist. What
we here are doing is asking 9/11-investigator to actually tie these projects in with the September 11th events. For example, Dave Rodgers just pointed out that one of 9/11-investigator's sources supposedly supporting one of his contentions comes out and dates it as a project used after 9/11/2001. 9/11-investigator provided evidence of
a project, but produced zero tie-in with the events that day.
When we're asking for proof, showing the mere existence of a secret project is insufficient. It must be demonstrated that the project was also
used during 9/11 in the specific mannner alleged. As another example: Eavesdropping technology is nothing new - the police have been using implementations of this sort of technology for years to gather evidence for criminal investigations - but merely citing the existence of a technology, and making weakly supported links to the Israeli intelligence agency is
not proof that it was used on 9/11. The "evidence" we're asking for is not merely of a proposal's existence. It's also of its application.
Hmmm...are you saying that those on the flights that hit the towers would likely have had no idea what was happening, until they hit the towers? Nobody thought, "Hey, we're being hijacked AND we are flying extremely low! Time to panic!"?
It is fallacious thinking to presume a uniform reaction across a group of individuals, and it is cherry picking to single out only two of the multitude of factors influencing hijacking victims' behaviors. For one, while Betty Ong was mostly composed, you
could hear the fear in her voice. For two, I linked a 911 call having nothing to do with September 11th earlier, and
that lady sounded quite calm for a large majority of the call while someone was breaking into her house. In fact, she was only starting to get excited
after her husband (?) went to confront, then shoot the intruder during that call. Again, you cannot subscribe to the notion that people in set circumstances behave in specific ways. There are limits to the range of reactions, but it's not limited to one, specific mode of behavior.
Furthermore, merely pointing out the "low" and "hijacked" motivations as reason to sound panicked excludes other factors. For example, on one flight, the hijackers were recorded as telling passengers to sit and remain calm (I think that was the flight where the hijacker was accidentally keying the radio and transmitting to the air traffic controllers instead of the passenger cabin speakers). Add to that the fact that previous hijackings before 9/11 ended on the ground with some demand being fulfilled, so passengers were conditioned by news reports and other factors (aircrew instructions, and actual behavior during emergencies, etc.) to cooperate. They'd eventually be released, they thought. It was only Flight 93 where the passengers realized that these hijackings were different, and as everyone remembers, they took steps at that point. But getting back to the original point, the fact is that calm behavior is indeed one of the very likely responses given
all the information about the attacks. Passengers would think they'd merely be diverted, not flew into a building. Also, passengers would of course not want to draw attention frmo the hijackers to themselves, so they'd be as even voiced as possible. My point here is that there are other factors determining passenger reactions beyond the two you cited, and making the argument in the manner you did ignores those other factors.