Jam...
In spite of, or perhaps because of all the evidence for no-planes on 9/11 I find that I still tend to reject the notion. Why would the perps use electronic trickery when using real planes was so much easier and less vulnerabe to mistakes ?
Look at all the mistakes and clues that serve as evidence for no-planes on the day of 9/11 ? They are
everywhere. I don't believe for a minute that the perps would have employed a system as plainly defective and useless as that one. One or two errors could be made maybe but not the dozens we all saw and heard that pointed to video fakery on 9/11. The only conclusion that I can draw is that these 'errors' and clues are how the no-planes evidence may have been manufactured .
If I am right then that knowledge already brings us a long way because if the no-planes scenario is a complete fake then
real planes
did fly complete and undistorted and without losing any apparent speed through the heavy steel and concrete of the perimeter walls of the Twin Towers. That would be 100% impossible unless the steel columns in the walls and the floorslabs in the areas of impact had been specially prepared and weakened in advance somehow.
The flashes inside the buildings that we spoke about appear to me to indicate that the planes are hitting the building with absolute pinpoint precision which in turn means that the area of impact that needed preparation may have been relatively small. It would also certainly mean that the planes were under remote guidance. A human pilot could never be relied upon to achieve that level of accuracy Indeed at that speed even a tiny error from the computer would have seen the plane missing the Tower.and ploughing into the ground.
Think about it. Find any piece of no-planes evidence that could not have been manufactured in the scenario I describe.
Also think about the fact that if there was
no no-planes theory people would have long ago been looking much much harder into how on Earth a plane that weighed just one three-hundreth of one percent the weight of the building could have flown undistorted through the heavy steel wall as though you could stick your hand seamlessly into a mirror.