depends on the type of aliem... not all aliems fly around in ufo's, some aliems are from aliem country's and illegal aliems they use money???
Supposidly to make it harder to find the real truth, they then put out a lot of dis-infomation to confuse every one and that makes it easier for people to believe the offical story...
So they say...
They tried that and failed and tighter security harder to get the explosives etc... easier to use a plane as a weapon load with avgas... make bigger boom with less preperation.
Thanks for showing me the hopelessness of explaining things beyond the most banal on a forum like this and the foolishness of assuming that people possess knowledge above the most basic.
I suppose I should have written a compendium about what flight envelope and design speed actually means, fluid dynamics, aircraft performance, etc. Never mind. It was educational but in the end rather futile. People believe what they want to regardless...
The knowledge gained from this will save me time in the future
And while you are here I have a job for you. Yes you. Find where I said that a plane can not do that. I was talking about novice pilots performing extreme maneuvers outside the aircrafts design envelope (we have already firmly established that most people on here are clueless as to what that means, but who cares...). Find where I said "the plane can not do that". If you don't, you sure must be dumb, right?
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This should settle the matter completely, you will see everything here in this piece of photographic evidence which has not been released by anyone.
You will see the Starship Enterprise (a government owned space explorer) with a cable between the cargo bay and the Twin Tower, this cable was shot into the side of the building prior to Scotty launching the 767 along the cable and into the building, at the time of impact the Human torch flew towards the dynamite and ignited it (short fuse) and this caused the explosion. Shortly after thie previous sequence of events , captain america (out of shot) push the buildings over.
Case closed people, this should actually be the last post in this thread eh ?
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He didn't push them over. He stood on them, while wearing his cloak of invisibility that he stole from the Romulans.
So you aren't going to explain yourself because you think we are thick and won't understand. We understand alright we just say your completely wrong, have been proven wrong and still won't admit it.
OK Symantec's you posted links to other that said that planes can't do that.
You still agreed with them so my opinion still stands, your still dumber than shit.
Your argument, however you put it is still wrong, plain and simple.
As a Licenced Aircraft Engineer, commercial pilot and flight instructor with some other relevant qualifications, I have a pretty good idea about 'design envelope of an aircraft at a given altitude' I'm sorry but I seemed to have missed the post outlining your aviation qualifications.
Some of the hijackers were not complete novices - they had been flying for some time, and there is some proof that they had been doing some simulator work. refer here:
Having finished their flight training at Huffman Aviation and passed their commercial pilot license tests (see August 14-December 19, 2000), Mohamed Atta and Marwan Alshehhi spend December 29 and 30 at the SimCenter flight school at Opa-Locka Airport, near Miami. Saying they want to join an Egyptian airline and need experience in a large plane, they each pay $1,500 in cash and spend six hours, split over the two days, training in the school’s Boeing 727 simulator. Henry George, the school’s owner who trains them, describes their training as a “mini, mini introduction,” and they spend most of their time practicing maneuvers and turns. George later describes Atta and Alshehhi as “average pilots,” and says they are “quite ordinary. They were respectful and quiet almost to the point of being shy.” [New York Times, 9/15/2001; St. Petersburg Times, 9/27/2001; Aviation International News, 11/2001; BBC, 12/12/2001]
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