Just one plane used on 9/11?
Let's postulate that no real plane hit any target, and the building and ground damage was all done by bombs and missiles (and perhaps various high-tech gizmos), with sprinkled in plane parts.
Certainly it might be useful to have a plane flying near the targets, giving eyewitnesses and earwitnesses some idea that real planes were part of the attack.
The key idea here is that just ONE PLANE, say a Boeing 767 (perhaps Woody Box's extra flight 11) could have had time to mimic all four flights on 9/11. It could have first mimicked flight 11, but overflew the WTC, then in 15 minutes it could have doubled back to mimic flight 175-- then if it overflew the WTC again, it still would have easily been able to overfly the Pentagon at around 9:30-9:45, and then it could have trucked over to Shanksville easily in time for the plane sightings there around 10am!
I think this timing issue must mean something important about 9/11, but I'm not sure what...
Let's postulate that no real plane hit any target, and the building and ground damage was all done by bombs and missiles (and perhaps various high-tech gizmos), with sprinkled in plane parts.
Certainly it might be useful to have a plane flying near the targets, giving eyewitnesses and earwitnesses some idea that real planes were part of the attack.
The key idea here is that just ONE PLANE, say a Boeing 767 (perhaps Woody Box's extra flight 11) could have had time to mimic all four flights on 9/11. It could have first mimicked flight 11, but overflew the WTC, then in 15 minutes it could have doubled back to mimic flight 175-- then if it overflew the WTC again, it still would have easily been able to overfly the Pentagon at around 9:30-9:45, and then it could have trucked over to Shanksville easily in time for the plane sightings there around 10am!
I think this timing issue must mean something important about 9/11, but I'm not sure what...
posted by spooked at 9:25 PM
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