I do not have the most remote interest in engaging in discussion with you. You have demonstrated a fundamentally inability to learn, so I would be wasting my time.
I'm sorry you have found it necessary to engage in the above exchange. That said, and consistent with your expressed desire, I will not expect a further reply from you.
Neither NORAD nor the FAA run training or exercises on their "real world" computer systems. This is a fact. Deal with it.
I do not think you have a basis that is either expressed in reason or supported by anything whatsoever, other than your declaration, for the above statement.
I do not question people's beliefs. You are free to believe anything you find necessary to believe for as long as you need to believe it.
But, as the record stands, you have failed and you have refused to source your claim. It is, therefore, unsubstantiated and lacks any support, other than that you have said it and have said with some umbrage, as it were. Umbrage does not constitute substantiation. Umbrage is rooted in one's emotional makeup.
Your talk of "exercise transmissions" to the FAA is a prime example of your failure to apply critical thinking. The FAA were not conducting an exercise of any kind, and when they do conduct training, this is done in a physically separate room to the ATC control room. When the FAA say they don't know where the transmission came from, this means they don't know what specific flight it came from - because the speaker did not identify their flight. What they do know is that it came from a real airliner.
The above is mildly informative after a fashion. However, as to the subject matter of my posts, it misses the point entirely.
I have plainly said:
"The significance of the MILITARY EXERCISES is that they are a means by which the events of 9/11 could actually have been carried out if they were disguised as exercises, but were, in fact "real."
The tapes confirm that the difference between what was "real" and what was "exercise" was not readily discernible."
You appear to miss, entirely, the issue of
DECEPTION, which is, indeed, the essence of 9/11. In some ways, I regret that it does not appear likely that you and I will be able to have an ongoing discussion. The emotion of 9/11, centered in the need of some to attribute only the best of motives to either governmental entities or the MIC or some combination of those entity structures serves to preclude rational discussion of what the evidence shows happened on 9/11. I get that and I do not mind it at all.
Even pretending the FAA were involved in NORAD's exercise (which they weren't), there were no exercise transmissions to receive because it was a Command Post exercise, which does not involve flying units.
I'm sorry, Gumboot, but the above misses the mark by a mile. You are engaging in an assumption-riddled attempt to resurrect a claim that I have shown rather conclusively; namely, that it was not possible to distinguish "real" from "exercise" amongst those who were tasked with tracking presumed jetliners that were not actually real. My claims are based on data and on assessment of it. That and that only.
Secondly, the NORAD exercise never happened. It was scheduled to begin at 0900 but the hijacking of AA11 occurred first and the exercise was cancelled.
Your above quoted assertion is contradicted by the following information:
"Lieutenant Colonel Dawne Deskins and other day shift employees at NORAD’s Northeast Air Defense Sector (NEADS) in Rome, NY, start their workday. [6:30AM]NORAD is conducting a week-long, large-scale exercise called Vigilant Guardian. [Newhouse News Service, 1/25/2002] Deskins is regional mission crew chief for the Vigilant Guardian exercise. [ABC News, 9/11/2002] "
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Accounts by participants vary on whether 9/11 is the second, third, or fourth day of the exercise. [Code One Magazine, 1/2002; Newhouse News Service, 1/25/2002; Ottawa Citizen, 9/11/2002] Vigilant Guardian is a command post exercise (CPX), and in at least some previous years was conducted in conjunction with Stratcom’s Global Guardian exercise and a US Space Command exercise called Apollo Guardian. [US Congress, n.d.; GlobalSecurity (.org), 4/14/2002; Arkin, 2005, pp. 545] All of NORAD is participating in Vigilant Guardian on 9/11. [Aviation Week and Space Technology, 6/3/2002]
Exercise Includes Simulated Hijacking - Vanity Fair reports that the “day’s exercise” (presumably Vigilant Guardian) is “designed to run a range of scenarios, including a ‘traditional’ simulated hijack in which politically motivated perpetrators commandeer an aircraft, land on a Cuba-like island, and seek asylum.” [Vanity Fair, 8/1/2006]
Source: http://www.historycommons.org/context.jsp?item=a630vigilantguardian#a630vigilantguardian
These are all very basic facts that are readily available to anyone who takes the time to learn anything about the matter. The fact that you haven't demonstrates you're not interesting in determining facts, which leads me to the undeniable conclusion that engaging in discussion with you is a complete waste of my time.
Gumboot, it is ironic that you refuse to source your claims, on the one hand, and then post up the above, on the other.
take care