turbonium, on 06 January 2013 - 06:58 AM, said:
What has to be "in place" for it to work, exactly?
First of all, you have to have the facilities, equipment, professionals such as engineers, mechanics, pilots, and the means to modify the aircraft without drawing attention from the airlines because there was no way to switch aircraft, and the list just keeps right on piling up.
The aircraft were tracked by ATC on radar and by other radar systems after takeoff so we know that all four aircraft were not drones nor switched. In addition, passenger and crew remains from those flights have been identified from those flights as well which further confirms the aircraft were not drones, and further confirmations came from the owners and operators of those aircraft.
The airlines, along with the Boeing Aircraft company, supplied the necessary information needed to support the data of the black boxes for those aircraft only. Another example was that countries around the world were warning the United States before the 9/11 attacks that Muslim terrorist were planning such an attack and some of those warnings mentioned the use of aircraft as weapons by the terrorist, so we had the warnings prior to the 9/11 attack and nothing there that implicated the United States.
To continue, both bin Ladin and Khalid Sheikh Mohammed have already admitted their role in the 9/11 attacks.
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Are you aware that these planes could have been 'hijacked' by unconventional means? That is, these planes could have been taken over by remote control, with the actual pilots helpless to stop it.
No way! Especially in 2001. As I have said, it takes many months to design, engineer and modify an aircraft and there was no way to modify and integrate such modifications into the systems of B-757s and B-767s unnoticed.
There were no indications from the pilots to ATC, communications nor the special transponder hijacking **** codes, which should have told you something right there nor did they have the time to do so before they were killed by the hijackers.
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The technology already existed.
We are not talking about systems of the old B-707s and B-720s, we are talking advanced systems of the B-767 and the B-757. There was no way to install a camera on the aircraft unnoticed and to do so would have required modification of the airframe and installation of special brackets and other hardware, which would have drawn a lot of attention. A camera on a B-767 and the B-757 would have been clearly visible to anyone on the tarmac.
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And 757's and 767's were ideal planes to use, since they had the capability of being remote controlled already.
Where did you get that idea?! Neither the aircraft FD, FMC, nor the autopilot were set up for remote control operations from the ground in 2001.
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Just set these planes up to override the pilots' commands, turn off transpnders, voice comm. etc. That's it
It is clearly evident that you are not knowledgeable about aircraft systems nor what it takes to modify an aircraft for remote control purposes. We are not dealing with Hollywood fantasy.
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As I said above, this is all do-able by remote commands.
Not true at all. How are you going to do it?
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What do you mean by "those kind" of records? Do you think there is an
indestructible kind or something??

Air Force does not keep all of its aircraft records in one basket and such records are spread around the country amongst its many contractors who were responsible for building secret aircraft, which are not for your eyes to view..
Unless the records are etched into some sort of 'indestructible' material, there is absolutely nothing to prevent them from being destroyed
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Actually, disinfo and misinfo are keystones of your 'official' storykeepers. It would literally take pages to list them all.
Mr.Reality and my own experience will simply say that your comments are based on pure speculation and lack of knowledgeable on the way we do things in the real world of aviation.
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It's your side that comitted a crime by unlawful removal/disposal of evidence.
There you go again, making things up!
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It's your side that already 'knew' who did it before an investigation had even begun. It's your side that held all the interviews behind closed doors. It's your side that didn't include any testimonies that didn't 'fit' their pre-planned version of events. It's your side that changed its account over and over, and still it conflicts.
Your comments are nothing more than pure fiction.

How about providing evidence to backup what you say because you have already proven that you are just making things up as you go!
Edited by skyeagle409, 06 January 2013 - 09:47 AM.