Flight 77 Cockpit Door Never Opened During 9/11 Hijack
Apr 15, 2013 18:09:48 #
Apr 16, 2013 18:12:36 #
I spent about 1/2 hour researching this. The link above is from 2009, so this isn't a new revelation. I searched "flight 77 cockpit door" and found this same headline repeated numerous times. They all refer back to this Rock Creek posting. I eventually found several postings by former pilots and airline engineers who say that the FDR (Flight Data Recorder) did not record cockpit door activity in 2001. Since the article is based on FDR data not showing the cockpit door being opened it is clearly a bogus attempt to bolster conspiracy theories. See http://www.examiner.com/article/more-9-11-myths-cockpit-doors-marvin-bush-and-building-7
The whole 9/11 conspiracy thing is utterly preposterous. Who would be behind it and why. If the objective was to start a war with Iraq (the usually offered reason) since only the President can declare war it would have to be Bush.
I think everyone knows that if you are going to do a secret op you want as few people as possible to be involved, and they all have to be totally dedicated. What would happen to Bush (or any other American) if it were found out that he/they were behind 9/11? A good plan needs to have very few (preferably no) possible fail points. It also needs to leave behind no evidence that contradicts the story.
In the 9/11 conspiracies we have a need to recruit 19 hijackers that are going to live under cover for months while taking flight training. The opportunities for discovery are way too dangerous. Then these hijackers have to commandeer four planes. Things could go wrong. In fact they did go wrong on flight 93. What if that had happened on one of the other flights? Unacceptable risk!
To make sure the WTC came down explosive charges were supposedly set by demolitions experts. That would take a lot of experts working inside the WTC. That creates a chance of detection before the hijacking. How do you find that many experts willing to k**l thousands of people? How do you prevent someone from talking later? Unacceptable risk! What if one of the towers wasn't hit -- hijack gone bad, equipment trouble or flight delay? Unacceptable risk!
Those are only a few of the obvious weak points that would keep any American from contemplating such a complex plan. I'm sure you can think of many more.
The whole 9/11 conspiracy thing is utterly preposterous. Who would be behind it and why. If the objective was to start a war with Iraq (the usually offered reason) since only the President can declare war it would have to be Bush.
I think everyone knows that if you are going to do a secret op you want as few people as possible to be involved, and they all have to be totally dedicated. What would happen to Bush (or any other American) if it were found out that he/they were behind 9/11? A good plan needs to have very few (preferably no) possible fail points. It also needs to leave behind no evidence that contradicts the story.
In the 9/11 conspiracies we have a need to recruit 19 hijackers that are going to live under cover for months while taking flight training. The opportunities for discovery are way too dangerous. Then these hijackers have to commandeer four planes. Things could go wrong. In fact they did go wrong on flight 93. What if that had happened on one of the other flights? Unacceptable risk!
To make sure the WTC came down explosive charges were supposedly set by demolitions experts. That would take a lot of experts working inside the WTC. That creates a chance of detection before the hijacking. How do you find that many experts willing to k**l thousands of people? How do you prevent someone from talking later? Unacceptable risk! What if one of the towers wasn't hit -- hijack gone bad, equipment trouble or flight delay? Unacceptable risk!
Those are only a few of the obvious weak points that would keep any American from contemplating such a complex plan. I'm sure you can think of many more.
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