JohnG
Pedantic Bore
We also busted their asses on the impossibility of a fragile aluminum air-boat smashing through incredibly strong steel beams, but most people aren't skeptical, so they get a win on that one. They convinced most people that "it could happen.
Yes, for some reason many of those gullible people you allude to are experts in demolition, architecture, ballistics, aircraft and physics. Weird how you know more about those subjects than they do. Very weird.
Second point on security is that, even if four hijackings were to take place successfully,
Well, only three of the four hijackings were completely "successful" but what was the risk? Before 9/11, SOP was to not be a hero and let the hijackers fly to Cuba or wherever they wanted to go. Once the Flight 93 passengers realized that they weren't part of a typical hijacking they fought back, but again it was a much different world pre-9/11, People who were adults in 2001 understand this quite well. Why don't you?
hitting both WTC buildings isn't a guarantee. There is added risk to using planes compared to using a projected image of a plane + energy weapon. The planes might not meet their intended targets.
And what is the "risk" if the projector develops a glitch and three seconds before the image is supposed to appear to strike the building? And what happens when this glitch is captured on dozens of cameras for all the world to see live?
What is the "risk" if the energy weapon misfires and nothing happens when the projected plane appears to fly into the building?
Maybe you should ask actual pilots how difficult a piloting maneuver it was to fly jets into two of the largest buildings in history? And so what if they miss? Wouldn't they simply turn around and try again? Even if they accidentally strike some other building or even auger right into 5th Avenue, they've still perpetrated the deadliest, most notorious terrorist attack on US soil. The hijackers had pretty much already "won" once they took over the planes, the only question was just how much damage could they do before they were finished.
And you still haven't provided any evidence that your image projector and energy weapon even exists.
There is a strong likelihood that the planes would fail to impact their intended target and hit the wrong building.
So?
Plus, you'd still have some planes at the end of the day. Forensic scientists would have pieced the planes together, etc.
So?
I think I've elaborated at length before about the impossibility of success of a plane crash model, so I won't do it here.
You really haven't thought all this through very carefully, have you?
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