The Washington Post didn't agree with this assessment of the manner in which the Pentagon was struck on September 12, 2001, and neither do I now.gurrier said:If you can hit a runway (and even shit pilots can do this or they die) you can hit the pentagon - easily - it's a much bigger target.
Yes, on it's own, it's worthless. They would have no reason to think they had suddenly escaped tracking. It only makes sense as part of a range of measures (like the five war games involving - guess what - hijacked airliners on the same routes, and guess what these war games weren't called off when the real thing went down). If there was switching of the planes going on, then obviously it's absolutely necessary because then it's official record that the planes haven't gone where they were meant to.So what you're saying is that turning off the transponders was useless to the hijackers attempts to hamper the intercept response but was crucial to the 'insiders' attempts to hamper the intercept response. Is it just when this subject comes up, or is your brain permanently on holidays?
Why the personal insults?