Comments on: WTC7 Demolition

By: Xman

Xman — Wed, 21 Mar 2007 15:08:04 +0000

I’m up in Portland. Cops around here shoot a lot of people who wave knives, etc. Fairly new behavior (shooting to kill crazy people). In old days they would just pounce on the kid. They might suffer a cut or scrape, but the cop would be fine and the kid would be alive. I bet some of you have felt you could have just pounced on the kid to. In fact, I now recall me and some friends all jumped on a drunk buddy in high school who was waving a steak knife around in a Denny’s (he later became a cop).
So, combined with a lot of pilots being ex-military and men just being who we are…I’m with you guys.
Too fishy for me.

By: JoeC

JoeC — Wed, 21 Mar 2007 02:42:05 +0000

> Sorry to have gone on so much.

No problemo at all…enjoyed reading your thoughts.

And after thinking about what you said…weren’t most of the commercial airline pilots former military pilots? It does sound pretty fishy, that they’d let guys with boxcutters take over the plane. I mean, it’d be hard enough with a switchblade, but a boxcutter would be a pretty clumsy weapon to attack a former military pilot with.

Oh, and besides Ashcroft being ordered to stop flying commercial in August of 2001, there was also this mysterious ruling 2 months before 9/11: A 40 year old FAA rule that allowed commercial pilots to carry guns was recinded. How very convenient for thoses hijackers, and for the official story.

By: La Sirena

La Sirena — Wed, 21 Mar 2007 01:46:16 +0000

Thanks .. that’s all I was looking for — a smoking gun.

Sorry to have gone on so much.

By: JoeC

JoeC — Tue, 20 Mar 2007 22:23:39 +0000

Well, I can sort of buy the boxcutter theory if that’s how the pilots were trained to respond. For example, if I’m working a 7/11 and a thief points a sharp pencil at me and tells me to turn over the money, I might hand it over and let the police and insurance work it out. It’s not my store, and I just want to prevent conflict.

That being said, there were initial official reports of people getting shot…with guns on board: FAA gun memo.

How quickly the U.S. Government and Main Stream Media tied up loose ends….how quickly we forget…

So, in the end, I’m with you…I think the boxcutter scenario is a goodly percentage bovine excrement.

By: La Sirena

La Sirena — Tue, 20 Mar 2007 21:54:04 +0000

For me it’s a personal timing thing — this whole “9/11 conspiracy” deal. I remember feeling sickly skeptical of the official story when it first happened, but I worked through it and busied myself collecting socks for the Ground Zero clean-up crews, unitedly standing, etc.

Then a week before you wrote the 9/11 false flag post, a friend and I somehow started discussing the 9/11 plane hijackings and suddenly we were both saying “Box cutters? REALLY??? Box cutters took down 4 airplanes???” You see, we were both bartenders and we never would have allowed anyone to hijack our bar with a box cutter — much less a plane.

I can not logically believe that 50+ passengers, 4 flight attendants and 2 pilots were taken down by 4 guys with box cutters in approximately 4 different cases on the same day — the only altered outcome was in the case of the passengers subduing the hijackers after the pilots died and crashing into a field.

I really am bothered by the whole box cutter story. I think it’s a lie — and you and Pete and XMan are right — there is absolutely no reason to believe ANYTHING this current executive regime tells us.

I realize I may be thumbing my nose at a Sacred Cow … but, please … go find a box cutter somewhere in your house, look at how they are constructed and tell me how 12 - 16 of those could possibly have caused the death of nearly 3,000 people.