PhantomWolf
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I sdont know about the morning flights being used because they were less full, according toi what i have read, those flights, historically, had a high amount of seats sold(quite unlike what was actually the case on 9/11)a wierd fact in and of itself.
I suggest you stop reading CT sites that never get their facts right, the truth is that two of the four flights had significantly more or just over the average loading of people as normal, while the other two planes were carrying less people than they had normally for Tuesday mornings, only 93 had an "unusual" low for figures take over the 3 months prior to 9/11. None of them had a particluarly high average either. Usual figures based on the previous 3 months were 11 @ 39%, 175 @ 49%, 77 @ 33% and 93 @ 52%. On 9/1 they were 51%, 33%, 33%, and 20%.
I wonder why the "terrorists" didnt try and fly into a nuclear power plant. No matter the outcome, it would have had a huge effect on American mindset, and possibly dire consequences on millions of people
It was raised by Atta when targets were being selected. Bin Laden rejected it because he believed that the reactor could not be breached and that hitting other things woiuld have more effect.
The towers were chosen(by whoever the planners were)because they are well known to most people, and the shock and awe of seeing them that morning had its desired effect.
No, the Towers were chosen because they were a symbol of the US economy and because KSM's nephew has failed to bring them down 8 years before.