BigAl
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fosters conspiracy theories and mistrust.
Only in a handful of loons on the Internet.
fosters conspiracy theories and mistrust.
Keeping secrets where there is no need for secrets, especially when it involves 9/11, fosters conspiracy theories and mistrust.
Except it doesn't. The E-4B is essentially an airborne command and control centre. It's designed for situations in which static ground-based command and control centres might be compromised. Given any sort of US government involvement in 9/11, there's no plausible reason for using the E-4B because a static ground-based command centre would not only provide a far superior service, but would avoid attracting attention.
Provide proof first bill - you know how it works by now.
This forum has a "Put up or shut up" policy on evidence - seemingly you have noen to support this fake photo.
In this case, it's a reasonable assumption that it loitered in the DC area so it could use it's radar and other surveillance equipment to observe what was happening. A good use of an available asset during an emergency.
Just what kind of radar do you think an E4B has? It is not an AWACS. It is primarily a communications platform, not a surveillance asset.
It didn't loiter in the DC area, it made one pass around P-56 A and B and then orbited in the Richmond, VA area. The most plausible explanation I've seen is that it launched to facilitate the POTUS' return to DC. That didn't happen, so it eventually returned to Andrews.
Are you really so delusional to believe that no matter what is said or done there wouldn't still be conspiracy theories? Mistrust by whom? Oh yea.....conspiracy theorists!![]()
There will always be a few on the fringes. But what helps them sell their case to others is evidence that the government has not been completely open and honest about the events of 9/11.
Denying the E-4 is simply slavish adherence to simple minded rules.
Do you think it is that big a deal? I mean, I have no idea, but how many Americans do you think currently lack confidence in their government, but would have it restored by hearing an announcement that a 747 they may have seen or heard about in the Washington area on 9/11/2001 was a government aircraft? Seriously, do you have a number in mind?Never mind that this is a situation where full disclosure of the facts is a key to retaining public confidence.
What does it matter if CT's think it is something to be suspecious about? The govenment isn't going to publish information about something that concerns National Security just to silence a few crazy-tin-foil-hatters.
Sorry, they are smarter than that. Just like much of Air Force One's capabilities and such are classified. Like, what type of countermeasures it has. Its a matter of National Security.
Submarine grocery bills are also classified. Does it mean that they don't want you to knnow that the crew eats? No, of course not.
The USG doesn't give a damn about some CT's little dilusions.
Do you think it is that big a deal? I mean, I have no idea, but how many Americans do you think currently lack confidence in their government, but would have it restored by hearing an announcement that a 747 they may have seen or heard about in the Washington area on 9/11/2001 was a government aircraft? Seriously, do you have a number in mind?
One (1), you.
Actually make that zero since if you get this answered, I expect you will just find something to "just ask questions about".
Can't be me - I'm not American.
I think you mistook my meaning. I was being sarcastic.
Bill,
Then by your logic, why haven't they said what the airplane in question was doing?
Stop taking my posts out of context.
The USG is not going to release classified documents to shut your merry band of dumb***** up. Sorry, not going to happen.
To set the conspiracy hounds running Tri. I thought that would be obvious.