Fat bloke on video wrote:
Reason 11) Any group of American passengers, confronted by a couple of guys with box cutters would have beaten them to death with their luggage
Firstly, there were 19 hijackers according to reports which equates to five terrorists a plane (except one which would have four) which is not a "couple". Even if we remove the four that have been found "alive and well" still means there were four hijackers on each plane (except one which would have had 3).
Secondly, the people on the plane would have had no idea what the intention on the hijackers was and would have most probably assumed a ransom was to be demanded and that they weren't in any immediate danger. They would not have known that the hijackers intended to kill all of them so quickly (relatively) after taking over the aircraft.
Thirdly, it is possible that one of the terrorists took a hostage with the box cutter blade to the throat which would have made anyone think twice. This coupled with the above reason would have been enough to stop anyone challenging them immediately. Also, the fact the last plane came down because the passengers did know the terrorists intentions only serves to disproves this guy's opening theory.
Fat bloke on video wrote:
Reason 10) The names of the terrorists do not appear on official passenger manifests
OK, well the Globe have a manifest which DOES include their names,
http://graphics.boston.com/news/package … nifest.gifAs for so-called 'official' manifests, this whole issue is a weaker point because they can almost say anything about why the names aren't on the list, i.e., it was a matter of national security, it was considered dishonorable to put the names of the murderers in with the victims, they used fake names etc....
Fat bloke on video wrote:
Reason 9) None of them were subject to any autopsy
Does this guy know what happens to a solid steel plane, let alone a human body at the FRONT of the impact, when it hits a solid building at that speed? It pulverizes! There would have been virtually no evidence of human life left in the wreckage let alone a body capable of being dissected, Prat!
Fat bloke on video wrote:
Reason 8) 5 to 7 have turned up to be alive and well
Actually it's four,
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/1559151.stmHowever, Arabs tend to use a small selection of names and I bet you there are literally thousands of Mohamed Attas walking around the Middle East right now. Read the BBC article and it became quite clear how mistaken identity could have happened (one lost his passport in America). Also, even if he is right it only proves mistaken identity and not a sinister Government plot.
Fat bloke on video wrote:
Reason 7) FBI never revised it's list
Don't know what this means or proves/disproves. Help anyone?
Fat bloke on video wrote:
Reason 6) Atta left a paper trail in his luggage
Whenever a terrorist atrocity happens, every group in the World wants to claim responsibility. Al Qaeda did not want to do this secretly, it only defeats the object of the mission. This is proven by the tapes later released by the group showing Bin Laden taking about the atrocities and how he planned them. Atta wanted the World to know he did it and he certainly wanted the names of his accomplices to be know so the Arab World would hold them in high esteem as martyrs.
There's no such thing as an unknown martyr.
Fat bloke on video wrote:
Reason 5) They could not have flown the planes
Why not? They received training at a top US flight school and possibly at home in the Middle East. Besides, they could have demanded further instruction form the on-board pilots at knife point before it was obvious what their intention was.
Also, there are thousands of pilots working for commercial airliners and I have heard not one of them say "hang on a minute, how did they do that?". There are too many experienced people that would have spotted that straight away and said something. Seems only this guy and his mate did, strange....
Fat bloke on video wrote:
Reason 4) Cell phone wouldn't work
Ask any air line attendant and they'll tell you how many time they hear a cell phone ring despite the restrictions on their use. Some phones wouldn't work agreed, but some would for a short period of time and let's not forget the air-phones that are fitted to most planes. To say that no phone would work at all is complete BS.
Fat bloke on video wrote:
Reason 3) Tape wouldn't record passengers
Firstly, his only evidence of this is a letter from "an astute student" (no name then?). Secondly, the doors wouldn't be soundproof as it would serve no purpose and I don't find it hard to believe that a mic would pick (if only small traces that needed amplifying later) passengers shouting on the other side of the door.
Fat bloke on video wrote:
Reason 2) The last words were wrong
"Allah Akbar" has been attributed to many, many suicide bombers that carry our acts across the globe. It is common knowledge that "martyrs" say this before killing themselves. Secondly if it was planned, do you really think the FBI would make an error like that in it's planning?
Fat bloke on video wrote:
Reason 1) Mousawi was convicted despite the 5th amendment
Don't see how this disproves the official Al Qaeda theory and only proves it by admitting Mousawi confessed to conspiring to a similar, but failed, mission. In fact it only goes to show that there was Arabic terrorist groups planning the hijacking and crashing of commercial airliners. Further more, this also shows that reason no. 5 is a shame as he believes Mousawi was capable of flying a plane into the White House.
All of his reason are flawed horribly and he neglects the fact that if this was Government planned. Bush's administration would not have anywhere near the time to plan all this meaning that Clinton must have been involved too.