Donna Ferentes
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Brilliant. If there'd only been one flight into a tower, it wouldn't have had the same political impact? Priceless, Jazzz.Jazzz said:9/11 would not have been anything like the same if simply one plane had hit a target killing a few hundred. Creating the iconic, unthinkable shock-inspiring act of terrorism that 9/11 was required the hitting of three targets including two world trade centre towers. Not only that but they had to fall too.
Curiously enough, though, they didn't need all four planes to succeed, since one of them got brought down. Three was enough. I wonder - would two have done? What d'you reckon?
I beg?Jazzz said:However, there's really little difference in terms of the number of people that would have to be cognisant of the affair if the plot involves one or four planes - after all, none are on them.
Because rather than plots being perfect smooth operations as exist only in the imaginations of conspiracy theorists, they're actually not like that? Because people get nervous or confused or get their wires crossed or fail to get their act together?Jazzz said:Having addressed that perhaps you can have a go at this very simple one DF. Why on earth would the hijackers - concerned with maximising their chance of getting through, of course - allow flight77 to fly away from Washington for 40mins before hijacking it to return there?
Which - hurray! - means there tend to be Lots Of Unanswered Questions, doesn't it? Which keeps us all busy every day making up theories. Or refuting them. It's symbiotic, y'see.