editor said:
Well, that was interesting, if a litle over-sentimental.
So Sparticus, what did you think of it?
I assume a 'truth-seeker' like you must have watched it because , as you said, no one "genuinely interested" in "9/11 truth" would have missed an opportunity to see a film stuffed full of direct eye witness testimony.
After hearing the first hand evidence from the people on the ground who spoke to their loved ones on Flight 93 and I am in abslutely no doubt that the plane was indeed hijacked by terrorists.
The relatives discussed at considerable length the conversations they had with their loved ones, so that disgusting conspirayarn that the calls were somehow all faked by an instant CIA Mike Yarwood Team can be safely laughed out of town.
I've even lost my slight suspicions that the plane might have been shot down as the conversations from the relatives (who have also heard the last ten minutes of the cockpit tapes) were entirely consistent with the story of the passengers trying to overpower a suicidal pilot.
There was also eye witness testimony from the crew of a passing light aircraft and an eye witness account from someone on the ground who saw the plane crash all of which fits with the general story.
Hi Ed
Glad you saw it. I watched and recorded it. However it leaves all the main questions raised by campaigners (for a further inquiry) unanswered
Just lost a longer post so here is my shorter version of the questions I have about flight 93. Pick a particular area and I will provide more detail
1) Questions about the hijacker's identities (for example questions re
Jared ) and
suspicions about Florida flight schools and hijacker behaviour
2)
Intelligence failures (
2)
3)
Air defense failures and failure to follow standard operating procedures This to me is the most glaring area.
By 9.28 clear signs ua93 is hijacked, 9.30 all doubt removed when transponder turned off. Everyone including cheney, rumsfeld, FAA and NORAD were all talking to each other. That's over 30 minutes to intercept the plane. What has nver been satisfactorily explained is why NORAD would not be able to track, hear air traffic radio, talk directly to FAA and USAF all in real time from the time a communications bridge was established. The re are various accounts of when this was achieved, but according to Richard Clarke it was in place by 9.30. All this supposed chatter between air traffic controllers ('doh, do you think we should think about scambling some planes?') is nonsensical.
NORAD supposedly can track multiple ICBMs but US air defenses are supposedly thrown off by the disablement of a transponder
4) Lack of transparency and openness in the subsequent investigations,
why not release all the tapes in full, why not rebuild the plane wreckage and allow independent analysis. Why the constant obfuscation and blocking of inquiries. Why the glaring gaps, questions and contradictions in the various versions of the official account of the air defense response
5) No hijack warning from any of the planes. Why is this?
6)
Dispute over time of crash and reports of the sound of wind rushing in (mentioned on the film once) cast considerable doubt over the final minutes especially since the full tape has never been released and there are questions about why the tape ends early at
10.02.
Seismic evidence places the impact at 1006
Reports (and
here) of sightings of a
small jet, possibly military plane based on
eye witness descriptions, that tallies with the possibility that the plane was shot down. This is further supported by photos of the crash site and reports of the
debris scattered over many miles, with one report of a major engine component found over a mile away
Other anomalies: under occupancy on the flight, the number of last minute changes,
report of UA93 landing due to bomb scare
That'll do. So despite all the schumltz, the film failed to answer the most glaring questions raised by researchers and it must have known it was avoiding do so. As I've said before for 9/11 to be an inside job does not require that all of the more 'outlandish' theories to be true.