Jet fuel can't melt steel beams

[Silver&Black]

He was the guy who had inside knowledge of CIA operations, after flying for them for decades.

Holograms hit the World Trade Center

Really? Really???

[Will Hunting]

Truthers also have a weird definition of "inside knowledge" and "credible sources"

I remember seeing one of their do entaries where some random fat lady was being filmed as the 2nd plane hit. Her reaction was, "Did you see that plane! That was a military plane! That wasn't American Airlines!" They then replay her "That wasn't American Airlines!" quote 10 times, as if some random fat claiming the plane she saw traveling at several hundred miles an hour wasn't an American Airlines flight was somehow conclusive evidence that it was an inside job.

[Clipper Nation]

Truthers also have a weird definition of "inside knowledge" and "credible sources"

I remember seeing one of their do entaries where some random fat lady was being filmed as the 2nd plane hit. Her reaction was, "Did you see that plane! That was a military plane! That wasn't American Airlines!" They then replay her "That wasn't American Airlines!" quote 10 times, as if some random fat claiming the plane she saw traveling at several hundred miles an hour wasn't an American Airlines flight was somehow conclusive evidence that it was an inside job.

It's funny how they'll take some random hamplanet at face value, but ignore the hundreds of eyewitnesses who all described a plane - not a missile - hitting the Pentagon.

[Will Hunting]

It's funny how they'll take some random hamplanet at face value, but ignore the hundreds of eyewitnesses who all described a plane - not a missile - hitting the Pentagon.

then they'll keep repeating "No one saw a plane hit the pentagon!" over and over again as if no one seeing a plane hit the pentagon is an accepted fact that's not disputed at all.

[ChumpDumper]

Ok so the doc you posted in the thread dealt with one of the three. What about the buzzers, the controls, the lack of room for error? Feel free to use your own words.

It's simply a matter of opinion.

Lear says a buzzer would pretty much incapacitate pilots.

I and many others disagree. Here are some of the alarm sounds on a 757:



I find it hard to believe that an alarm designed to get a pilot to act would somehow prevent a pilot from acting at all or interfere with any pilot actions. That doesn't make sense on its face.

The pilots were familiar enough with the controls to do things like turn off autopilot and transponder. With many hours in simulators why wouldn't they be familiar with the controls?

Lack of room for error? There was room for error. The pilot of UA175 almost missed the south tower altogether after almost hitting two planes midflight, so it was far from a perfect operation. He flew like one would expect a bad pilot to fly.

What is the alternative to pilots flying airliners into the building?. Hundreds if not thousands of pilots have gone on record saying that scenario was possible.

Is there another theory that explains everything that happened and is actually possible?

Lear's theory was holograms. I personally do not thing that theory is possible today, let alone in 2001.

What else could have possibly happened?

[ChumpDumper]

And really, if this is the only thing you've read that supports the generally accepted course of events in those planes in fourteen years, you just aren't that interested in finding the truth. In that case, your doubts and concerns can be pretty easily dismissed as those of one who simply doesn't know enough about what happened to be taken seriously.