Thank you for this response. I have not, in fact, attributed any names to the individuals depicted. The reason is because I still have no idea who might have attacked us on 9/11. A significant failure of mine, but failures can be overcome and I intend to. I'm not giving up on 9/11 until the perpetrators are known, captured, and tried for their crimes. An oversight on my part might be an explanation of why I haven't named anyone. I'm satisfied provisionally by putting the people's identities in a black box and continuing with my research until more is known and the perpetrators can be identified.
My cartoon might be lacking in some aspects of versimilitude, and they are obviously amateurish. I don't know why you focus on the doorknobs, and I don't know for certain that you even understand the point I was trying to make with the cartoon.
I don't mind re-explaining myself, so I'll do it again. My opinion is that my cartoon is ground-breaking. I've never heard anyone describes the attacks of 9/11 in this way, in terms of the physical actions that human beings took on the day of 9/11.
Most would say that the perpetrators drove to the airport and boarded planes. I say those physical acts weren't the ones that did the deed. That the physical acts were simple, not obvious, and performed at a computer terminal or controller. Pressing buttons is the physical act that destroyed the WTC.
Yeah, it's a little black-boxy, but it describes how 9/11 was accomplished in a unique way. Nobody else in the field is talking about it from this perspective. Nobody else is saying the perps were inside an office somewhere.
