Posted: Mon Aug 07, 2006 2:31 pm
i,m not scared 
Because we cannot use our military (i.e. the airforce) on our domestic soil without permission that usually requires a process (i.e. like what happened in Hurricane Katrina where the governor has to give explicit permission - well, technically speaking, has to cede control of the state to federal executive branch oversight - to let that occur.hoffman2k wrote:Yeah. why weren't those planes intercepted?
Don't the americans have project "star wars" from the cold war? (sorry, almost impossible to find a relevant link)
To shoot down stuff that violates US airspace.
An imaginary shield....
Tim e to wake uprobtronik wrote:Because we cannot use our military (i.e. the airforce) on our domestic soil without permission that usually requires a process (i.e. like what happened in Hurricane Katrina where the governor has to give explicit permission - well, technically speaking, has to cede control of the state to federal executive branch oversight - to let that occur.hoffman2k wrote:Yeah. why weren't those planes intercepted?
Don't the americans have project "star wars" from the cold war? (sorry, almost impossible to find a relevant link)
To shoot down stuff that violates US airspace.
An imaginary shield....
Everything that happened during 9/11 happened too fast. We didn't know what the extent of the plot was and by then.... too late. They won that round.
Not a conspiracy - just timing and rules and all that. You know, normal SANE stuff to consider.
lol
rob.
See thats what the desired effect isjamief wrote:i,m not scared
Well yeah. It's all relative. It happened too fast, yet Condi had a report about it in august 2001.jamief wrote:Tim e to wake uprobtronik wrote:Because we cannot use our military (i.e. the airforce) on our domestic soil without permission that usually requires a process (i.e. like what happened in Hurricane Katrina where the governor has to give explicit permission - well, technically speaking, has to cede control of the state to federal executive branch oversight - to let that occur.hoffman2k wrote:Yeah. why weren't those planes intercepted?
Don't the americans have project "star wars" from the cold war? (sorry, almost impossible to find a relevant link)
To shoot down stuff that violates US airspace.
An imaginary shield....
Everything that happened during 9/11 happened too fast. We didn't know what the extent of the plot was and by then.... too late. They won that round.
Not a conspiracy - just timing and rules and all that. You know, normal SANE stuff to consider.
lol
rob.
Did you even read those so called eyewitness accounts?pilcrow wrote: Following are some of the numerous eyewitness accounts of the Pentagon crash:
* James Cissell: "I saw this plane coming in and it was low - and getting lower. ... Then I saw the faces of some of the passengers on board."
* William Lagasse: "It was close enough that I could see the windows and the blinds had been pulled down. I read American Airlines on it. ... I saw the aircraft above my head about 80 feet above the ground."
well with a timespan of an hour & a half Id say there was ample time to sort something out. We even saw the president being told about it, now im guessing he could've used that 20mins he wasted by getting a plan of action together for his country, not sit there & read a book upside down.robtronik wrote:Because we cannot use our military (i.e. the airforce) on our domestic soil without permission that usually requires a process (i.e. like what happened in Hurricane Katrina where the governor has to give explicit permission - well, technically speaking, has to cede control of the state to federal executive branch oversight - to let that occur.hoffman2k wrote:Yeah. why weren't those planes intercepted?
Don't the americans have project "star wars" from the cold war? (sorry, almost impossible to find a relevant link)
To shoot down stuff that violates US airspace.
An imaginary shield....
Everything that happened during 9/11 happened too fast. We didn't know what the extent of the plot was and by then.... too late. They won that round.
Not a conspiracy - just timing and rules and all that. You know, normal SANE stuff to consider.
lol
rob.
with all due respect, this is a fact. I would ask you to do your research on this so you can understand how "response" occurs with something like this.jamief wrote:Tim e to wake uprobtronik wrote:Because we cannot use our military (i.e. the airforce) on our domestic soil without permission that usually requires a process (i.e. like what happened in Hurricane Katrina where the governor has to give explicit permission - well, technically speaking, has to cede control of the state to federal executive branch oversight - to let that occur.hoffman2k wrote:Yeah. why weren't those planes intercepted?
Don't the americans have project "star wars" from the cold war? (sorry, almost impossible to find a relevant link)
To shoot down stuff that violates US airspace.
An imaginary shield....
Everything that happened during 9/11 happened too fast. We didn't know what the extent of the plot was and by then.... too late. They won that round.
Not a conspiracy - just timing and rules and all that. You know, normal SANE stuff to consider.
lol
rob.
glitchrock-buddha wrote:I think the fact that Larry Silverstein said on National TV that they decided to pull it, is pretty glaring, given that the official report said that it was fire damage internally ignited under ground which caused it to fail. Nothing about pulling.
That right there shows a serious obvious error in the report which could not have been a mistake. Larry Silverstein just would not have said he gave the ok to pull the building, if really it had just fallen down on it's own.
I don't know how people who believe the official story can ignore these questions...
I only started looking into it after reading previous threads. Then I realised there are indead a lot of unanswered questions. Obviously there's no proof, just a lot of strange circumstances.robtronik wrote:your points are worth consideration as to why any current processes didn't work effectively if they were set for this type of response.
But it is a FAR FAR FAR leap to crazy land when it is suggested that the U.S. Gov't. was complicit and helped in the planning of the attacks.
Its both sad and funny that there are people who's FIRST conclusion about the sad events on 9/11 are of a conspiratorial nature that implicates the U.S. Government across the board (military, executive branch, local and city officials, etc.)
rob.