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btw,... nice propaganda piece.

No questions. 3 planes were hijacked by Al Qaeda and one was incorrectly shot down at Dick Cheney's order.

Rummsfeld had the same Freudian slip when talking about the Pennsylvania plane "that was shot down."

What Cheney says in that interview doesn't sound like a slip. Sounds pretty definite to me.

Cheney said they did. He also said it was an error. The lack of sufficient wreckage at the impact site supports what Cheney said. There was not enough of it to account for a 757-222 hitting the ground in one piece.

Are you saying Dick Cheney is a liar?

Explain the secondary debris field 8 miles away and the debris floating in Indian Lake 6 miles away from the main crash site. That plane came down in more than one piece.

Police Major Lyle Szupinka confirmed that debris from the plane had turned up in relatively far-flung sites, including the residential area of Indian Lake. Investigators appealed to any residents who had come across such debris, in the surrounding countryside or even in their yards, to contact them, emphasizing that even the smallest remnants could prove to be important clues.

Cheney certainly did say they shot down Flight 93. Listen to him again.

Explain how even one bag of peanuts from Flight 93 would end up 8 miles away unless the fuselage was breached mid air.

Debris dislodged by a missile fired from behind would be pushed ahead of the aircraft. An impact at an altitude of 3 or more miles could easily land debris - especially light debris - 8 miles ahead of the main crash site. If you were ever in the military you'd know that. If the plane came down in one piece there would be no debris at all outside of a few hundred yards.

http://www.historycommons.org...

A 1,000 pound portion of one of the 757-222's engines was found 2000 yards away from the main crash site. It was reported that the distance was due to the ground impact explosion. 2000 yards is 1.13 MILES

Cockpit recordings and "passenger" phone calls are the easiest of all to fabricate. Do you want to hear Dick Cheney agree on film that he ordered Flight 93 shot down again?

Easily. The "families" who received the calls were staged. There is no proof those people had relatives on board.

Jets don't crash at 8000 feet. They crash when they hit the ground. A 757-222 cruises at 30,000 feet. Military engagement would occur at above 10,000 feet. Part of the engine was found 300 years away. A 1/2 ton piece of it was found 2000 years away. The other engine was buried in the impact and had to be excavated.

No aircraft, including military, that has ever spun in has ever left an 8 mile debris field. Ever.

Wow you're gullible. The people on the ground said they received phone calls from these "passengers." There is no evidence that these call receivers are who they said they are or that the photos of these "passengers" are people who even ever existed.

Explain how one of Flight 93's peanut bags ended up 8 miles away from the crash site. Do you want to hear Cheney admit to shooting down Flight 93 again?



Wallace: "You were the one who gave the direct order to shoot down a plane that you were told, as it turns out incorrectly, was headed for Washington"

Cheney: "Right" "That's Correct"

Wallace: "What's that?"

Cheney: "Well, it was necessary."

Explain how any of that proves Flight 93 wasn't shot down.

Wallace: "You were the one who gave the direct order to shoot down a plane that you were told, as it turns out incorrectly, was headed for Washington"

Cheney: "Right" "That's Correct"

PSA Flight 182 crashed nose first into the North Park community of San Diego in 1978.



This was the debris field: (Impact = red, Debris = gray)



Explain how Flight 93's debris field spanned 8 miles.

I gave you the map of Flight 93's debris field already.

I gave you the video of Cheney. He clearly says he DID give the order to shoot down 93 and he would have also given the order to shoot down the other three planes if he had the chance. He "did it quickly"

The fact of a second debris field 6 miles away is academic. Perhaps you're too young to remember the news reports that day.

You do. That's what started this.



http://articles.cnn.com/2001-...