Operation 911: NO SUICIDE PILOTS

Silverhair · #11 (**permalink**) 08-16-2006, 08:55 AM

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Originally Posted by Petey

Apparently you did not read the whole webpage. There's a hell of alot more to debate then whatever you posted.

How about the terrorists lack of flying skills ? Do you really think that those guys had the capability to pull of such accurate manuvers?

Don't know much about flying do you? The most difficult skill in flying is landing. After that is taking off. Once you are airborne, flying itself is really quite easy.

During WWII, without modern electronic training aids, the Japanese were able to train hundreds of pilots to take off and fly well enough to be kamikaze pilots. It isn't that hard.

Petey · #12 (**permalink**) 08-17-2006, 01:59 PM

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Originally Posted by Silverhair

Don't know much about flying do you? The most difficult skill in flying is landing. After that is taking off. Once you are airborne, flying itself is really quite easy.

During WWII, without modern electronic training aids, the Japanese were able to train hundreds of pilots to take off and fly well enough to be kamikaze pilots. It isn't that hard.

I know enough that the amount of training the hijackers had was not enough to
pull off the precision of their targets with such success. Esp the Pentagon. Tell me, with all of the cameras on the Pentagon why were only 5 frames released?

Petey · #13 (**permalink**) 08-17-2006, 03:16 PM

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Originally Posted by Areyouforreal

Accurate manuvers? The hit two 110 story tall buildings, talk about hitting the braod side of the barn. How in the hell could they have missed.

Ok, I'll give you the the benifit of the doubt with the WTC targets being an easy target. But, that will bring us to the Pentagon and the manuvers that were done to get it into the 1st floor level without crashing into the ground. Can you explain how that was such an easy target and prove that anyone could have done it?