I hope this to be the penultimate Saga entry. I've covered just about everything I consider salient to outlining my understanding of What Seems To Be Happening. There's just a bit of detail that most of the folks actively pursuing this alternate story miss so very, very much. Essentially, the "truther" crowd has been flumoxed and bamoozled by
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(I'm getting an image here of Daffy Duck foiling Porky Pig's Thanksgiving by blowing out the match every time Porky tries to light the oven, which Daffy is in.)
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Yikes! I just read the synopsis for the pilot. Two seconds later the first disc was at the top of the Netflix pile.
It does amuse and amaze me how many claim that "Nobody saw this coming." As you said, any astute observer of pop culture could have predicted the attack. About the only thing missing was our self-preservation oriented Western culture failing to connect the ease of airline hijacking with the effectiveness of kamikazi attacks. Once it happened, though, the events broke through the dissonance and became face-palmingly obvious.
As to the motive listed, though, I would say I have really no idea why these things happened or specifically by whom were they orchestrated, only suspicions and hunches like the rest of us schmoes caught out of the loop. Arms sales increases? Bah. Too banal.
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Nevertheless I agree, the actual motives will undoubtedly remain a mystery forever - even if we were to discover whodunnit, we'd never really know why. And Occam's Razor does not apply to human motive, only to observations. Motives are quite often exceedingly complex, frequently unknown even to the operator.
As for the ALS theory in general, it fails on Flight 93, does it not?
Prepare to be creeped out by "Pilot," and note the original air date.
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For example, I have pilot friends. They told me about a nifty transponder code pilots enter into an innocuous bit of kit in the cockpit that alerts air traffic of a hijacking. This is the only code that will prompt an air traffic control confirmation call. To confirm, the pilot only has to either resend the code through the transponder or, if able, to briefly squawk "Transponder confirmed" over the radio.
The four planes hijacked that day were taken over by the hijackers in the cockpits. Thus the alerting codes were never entered. Only one hijacker used the radio after asked why the plane was seriously off-course (M. Atta, IIRC). After the passengers got word through their own wireless devices of what was really going to happen to them, they stormed the cockpit, leading to the Allahu ackbar! death plunge.
One thing to note, that was brought up by Ruppert in Rubicon: ALS needs high-bandwidth for precision ( ... )
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