1.Martyrdom....Guys eating pork, gambling, drinking, getting lap dances.....you fail
That does not contradict the fact that the hijackers made the videos. It merely demonstrates the lenghts they went to in order to try to fit into society.
Too many people have this impression that Islamic terrorists attempt to be pure holy warriors. The truth is shown to be otherwise. You should read more about them; Grace Burnam, kidnapped by muslim terrorists in the southern Philippines has commented on their ability to justify any deviation from pious muslim behavior on the grounds that they were "jihadis". Michael Totten, a blogger who's traveled parts of the Middle East, has noted that some of the best ham he's had was in Beruit, and not on the christian side of the city either. The point is that you cannot use a misunderstanding of what comprises proper behavoir to dismiss the very real video evidence the hijackers themselves made. The failure is yours, Roundhead.
2. what videos, show one from an Airport the "terrorists boarded a 9/11 plane "from. And no the single one that exists, from "Dulles", magically ISNT timestamped, and identify's another guy who looks nothing like Hani, as Hani. You fail again
No failure there. The videos were good enough to be used in court. Your dismissal of it is unfounded and illogical.
Regarding "looks nothing like Hani": Pre- and post-capture images of Khalid Shaik Mohammed don't look much alike either, but those are definitively demonstrated to be him. Besides which, that is merely your opinion. The video stands alongside the other evidence placing him at the airport, such as the passenger list you try to falsify and fail at, and all those pieces work together to establish his and other hijackers presences.
Again, the failure is yours. You do not demonstrate that the video is false; you merely argue from incredulity.
3. DNA evidence?? Surely you jest. Name one terrorists family member who has showed up to claim the remains. You fail again.
Non-sequitor. The family did not have to show up and claim remains for the DNA link to be established. DNA samples were taken from the vehicles they drove and the hotel rooms they stayed in, linked to records establishing them as being in those rooms or possessing those vehicles.
Instead of bragging about failure, how about avoiding it by making substantive arguments? The three you've put to text here have been nothing more than demonstrations of incredulity; they certainly don't rise to the level of negating the evidence.
ETA: Blaaaah! Why'd I say this:
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- DNA evidence retrieved from the crash sites matched to either family members or items left behind in cars, hotel rooms, etc.
... in a thread discussing the hijackers? When I damn well know that the familial DNA matching was for the
victims, not the hijackers?? Okay, that's my fault. I erred in saying that. Here's the clarification: The DNA matching process took remains from the wreck sites and compared them with DNA obtained from known places the hijackers were established to have been at. Identification flowed from that. As best as I can tell, no families contributed DNA to the identification process.