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Originally Posted by willravel
I think they may have become suspicious that they were under attack when a hijacked plane hit the World Trade Center. After the initial strike, it's safe to assume that everyone had put 1 and 1 together and gotten 2.
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It wasn’t until the second plane hit, that I first thought we were under attack, I thought it was just a horrible accident. We are all optimist when it comes to tragedy, I can’t speak for the people on the inside, but I’m sure that some were even thinking the impact was an accident even though it was a hijacking.
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Originally Posted by willravel
Actually, no. The planes were ordered to New York City. You see, NORAD had already been given Flight 11's trajectory and speed, and when NORAD scrambled the F-15s they went to New York City. I have no idea where you're getting the information about the planes flying over the Pacific.
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Well I screwed up, I did, I meant the Atlantic, not the Pacific... they were sent over the Atlantic, near New York but they were a ways out over the ocean until the target was known (source is Debunking 9/11 Myths: Why Conspiracy Theories Can't Stand Up to the Facts)
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Originally Posted by willravel
No, even if I concede flights 77 and 93 - which I am not doing, I'm still half right...and I'm right about the largest attacks. So you've warmed at least one cockle by your own admission. "Atmospheric conditions" will not render a trajectory inaccurate at all. I'm not a pilot, but I do know several and they have made it clear that while a wind might blow one way or a pocket might drop you, you can get a good idea of where a plane is going based on trajectory and if you combine that with speed, you can =really start to narrow it down. Add to that the fact that Flight 11's actual flight was damned short:
And I think we can figure out what's going on. It's not like the F-15s were flying to Arizona or England. They were headed towards New York (state) at at least 700 mph. Again, they dragged their feet something pretty serious. |
Its accurate until they turn, and then it all goes to hell, what would have happened if they had tried with flight 77 to guess where it would be, they would have been way off, and you’d complained they were sent to the middle of know where when should have been defending the pentagon.