Comments on: Suqami’s Magic 9/11 Passport: Three Theories

By: julia

julia — Sun, 08 Feb 2009 02:09:16 +0000

Thanks for posting this. There also some great comments. It’s amazing that more people do not even question what happened on 9/11.

By: JoeC

JoeC — Sun, 28 Dec 2008 22:46:48 +0000

I do think it’s possible that a passport could survive…one of those miraculous fluke things, like a lightbulb smashing through a door in a tornado and not breaking. However, when such miraculous flukes occur in so many numbers as occurred on 9/11, I believe the majority of them are fabrications. So, while I can believe that the passport could have survived the fireball, I cannot believe that 1) the passport survived the fireball and 2) all four black boxes on the two planes were destroyed.

Jim guy, I’m guessing that the 1987 flight crash site you witnessed had recoverable black boxes, right? I think, except for the 9/11 crashes, black boxes have been recovered on every locatable crash site, even off the ocean floor. Granted, there was a lot of debris to sift through at the WTC site, but from what I’ve read, those boxes are built to withstand such impacts, conflagrations, and still emit locator signals?

Anyway, I think you may be on to something with the gold…just part of the looting done by the small group of folks who knew the attacks were coming.

By: Xman

Xman — Fri, 26 Dec 2008 23:49:32 +0000

Interesting, Jim.
Makes me immediately think of that field one of the 9/11 planes crashed into, but there was NO debris.

I like you final point. Follow the money.

By: jim guy

jim guy — Fri, 26 Dec 2008 21:01:54 +0000

I was unfortunate enough to witness a plane crash on December 7, 1987. A BAE 146 plane owned by PSA was hijacked and crashed at full throttle, and a speed of mach 1.2 at a 70 degree down angle into solid rock. The biggest part of a person I saw was feet in shoes. There were quite a few such feet. Apparently, shoes do a pretty good job of protecting feet under such extreme circumstances.

The other thing I saw a lot of were wallets. Of the 44 people in the crash, I’d say most of the wallets were completely intact. They showed no visible sign of having been ripped from the pockets of the passengers and hitting the ground at mach 1.2. I also saw many airsick bags, magazines, flight documents, and other pieces of paper. The suicide note/confession of the man who brought down the plane was found written on an intact airsick bag.

It was eerie, because there were all these faces looking from open wallets. Faces that could never be identified without the use of DNA evidence. After seeing that, I believe a passport could survive the crash into the World Trade Center. It’s the only part of the official story I DO believe.

I feel that we will one day know who carried out this attack, and how. I believe that the people responsible were given opportunities to take gold from under the World Trade Center, and to purchase put options on the airline stock. I believe that we can do a much better job of proving the truth if we do not chase after things that can be explained such as this surviving passport.

By: JoeC

JoeC — Sat, 30 Aug 2008 23:06:00 +0000

D.R.: Ughh, dude…maybe you should “wake the hell up” and realize that I’m agreeing with you. And, I think it’s obvious to whoever looks into 9/11 with a rational and skeptical mind that there had to be inside assistance, and it’s a very- well-documented fact that lies were told and evidence manipulated all the way to the top.