El Al had this security in place since since the 1970s and never experienced a single hijacking since. The U.S. despite being warned way back in 1993 of the possibility of a coordinated hijacking attempt specifically to attack the WTC didn't do one damn thing to safeguard against it. And just look at all the trouble that caused: trillions of $ flushed down the toilet, millions of lives, untold environmental damage, a total reconfiguration of the government, ongoing exorbitant, expenditures.
9/11 Happened Because US was Too Stupid To Fortify Cockpit Doors
Sep 12, 2021
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The US "intelligence" community never took a kamikaze hijacking of that type seriously, they didn't think the filthy ragheads had the brains or determination to pull it off.
Even some of the Florida (lol) flight instructors who trained them couldn't and probably still don't believe it, they could barely speak English, read the manual upside-down. Could never learn to fly a jet.
And they were no geniuses but they learned enough and played those guys easily, "lol we made the stupid racist whiteys think we were just a bunch of incompetent ragheads who couldn't read." "Yessir, very good. very good." Flight instructors bought that s*it up and they were easily forgettable, just one more bunch of rich dilettante Saudis trying to get a pilot license to impress their friends. too stupid to ever be criminals. just what they wanted.
They're still screwing up:
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US simply has too many really stupid people to survive. It's days are numbered.
If you have a better explanation. They were too stupid to ever fly a plane like that, that's what a number of their instructors said. They seemed to fly just fine.
There's no such thing as being too stupid to fly. Just look at the crop of foreign pilots in places like Indonesia if you want proof. South American pilots don't think it's important to monitor their fuel gauges. Then there are bunches of them who don't understand the relationship between keeping the wing surface perpendicular to the gravity vector and aerodynamic lift.
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For a second there I thought you were outlining how Trump sat on his hands through the onset of this pandemic, killing hundreds of thousands of my neighbors.
Shame we do not fight that war and put THAT criminal where he belongs, and his first three spawn as well.
Trump really underscores the entire persona of the republican party in Washington. Not the people out here in country, the dopes claiming to be running it. They too care not how many die. But they'll jump right on taking that raise this year which they have not deserved in years yet take over and over anyway. They make more now than the president used to make. As they fail to pass the budget outline.
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"'After 20 years, now finally, I get recognition of what I did,' Dekkers said...'I did have my moments to stop, but that character that I have wants to continue,' Dekkers said. 'I believe in life, I believe in every day is a new opportunity but it's been tough.'"
"He now lives in the Dominican Republic after serving time on federal drug charges."
lol
Sounds like the FBI started asking around about him during their 9/11 investigation and uncovered the drug side business.
Don't need to be the FBI to notice a guy is living beyond his means, and might have a cash-flow problem. This guy was no doubt suspicious of every Muslim who showed up on his door but they played pretty dumb, and cash they brought.
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Lots of things are designed with the expectation that they operate in a benevolent (or, at least, NOT malevolent) environment.
Look at the internet, most of the standards for data exchange, etc.
And, that's ignoring all of the other issues like SQL injection in web sites, etc.
Or, Nigerian princes blind calling folks AND GETTING AWAY WITH $$$.
You're missing the bigger picture.
Without going into specifics (cuz I don't want to put ideas in anyone's head), LOOK around you -- your home, your neighborhood, your place of employment, your schools, etc. and see how vulnerable those things are if you'd been of a mind to exploit those vulnerabilities.
[REALLY! LOOK!! Then, be afraid, VERY afraid!]So much of our infrastructure is not hardened; ignorance is the only thing that discourages exploits. Remember the DC beltway (?) shooter?
My neighbor locked himself out of his home, shortly after moving in. He, his wife and infant son showed up on my doorstep looking for "a credit card" (hoping to jimmy the lock -- nope, not on these doors!) so they could get in out of the heat.
I walked around his house. Went back home and returned with a screwdriver. I removed *one* screw from the kitchen window stile, slid the stile out of the way, removed the movable pane... and turned to him:
"Do you want to give me a boost up? Or, would you like me to boost *you*?"
Once he was inside, I replaced the stile, reinserted the screw and walked back home.
[There are countless other ways to get into homes that also leave few signs of effort. Why do these vulnerabilities exist?]bitrex wrote: ============
** Hijackers had not previously done anything of that sort - killing the pilots, taking control and flying into buildings. A policy of appeasement had worked well for a long time to save lives.Locking and fortifying the cockpit door is not justifiable unless you fear what happened on 9/11. However, the biggest shock event on that day was the twin towers collapsing like they did - and on live TV.
That is what killed thousands and frightened the world.
....... Phil
You missed the part about having reliable intelligence that this was in their planning. Why bother gather intelligence if all you're going to do is react to what has happened before? As everyone knows, US is managed by incredibly stupid people, low caliber space takers. Same kind of stupid thinking in FBI management waved field agents off the job who wanted to pursue leads which to them looked very serious.
Fred Bloggs is 100% Anencephailc:
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** They *planned * to collapse the twin towers ??Bloogs is living in an ivory tower in the middle of la la land.
....... Phil
The way my house is located all one has to do is walk around the back side and knock out a window in a door and unlock it, or there are 3 windows reachable from the back deck.
Were it not for my wife and probably the insurance company I would leave the house unlocked. There is only one other house with in 300 feet and a few more a few hundred feet away. None can see the back of the house. Only 2 can see the drive way.
I do have a key hidden so I can get into the house. Did that as when we first moved here 15 years ago the wife locked herself out of the house 3 time in the first month. Just lucky for her that I was only about an hour from gettng off work.
They planned to crash jumbo jets loaded with fuel into the tower- obviously from what transpired. They knew they would mess them up and kill a lot of people , but it appears the total collapse took them by surprise, not that they objected to that turn of events.
It was only 8 years earlier they detonated a 15,000 lb bomb in the center garage which they surmised would cause the towers to fall in on each other.
Get a WiFi deadbolt you open with your phone.
I don't think they had any idea that would happen for sure. The timing wasn't even particularly good for causing maximum casualties from the strike itself, seemed mostly timed to ensure the planes they got on would be lightly booked and at a time when most airline and security employees coming in on the morning shift were likely to be thinking about how to get their hands on the first cup of coffee, not thinking about spotting suspicious activity.
Early September is one of the slow times for air travel in the US, even before 9/11 it wouldn't be when they were beefing up security like around holidays.
Also it's the most likely time of year for the weather in the consistently-unpredictable Northeast US to be consistently very good. This year is a lot like 2001, aside from a passing shower or two the weather the past couple weeks has been consistently just perfect for visual flying.
You're reading way too much into their thought processes. They did no such thing.
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