[Excuse_My_Bellicosity]

I have a few questions:

1. How many people died?

2. Who were they?

3. If both pilots died, how could one of them be Mohammed Atta, who later flew an airliner into the WTC?

4. What leads the poster to think that this was an intentional collision vs. accidental?

5. How could a collision between 2 small airplanes possibly be compared to 9/11, which killed 3000 people and cost our country billions of dollars?

[Jim_Curtis]

3. If both pilots died, how could one of them be Mohammed Atta, who later flew an airliner into the WTC?

When they start playing dumb, like this guy's deception that this incident puts Atta in the plane when no one suggested anything of the sort, it means the Islamocrats are very worried about any focus on this incident.

[MizSterious]

Read the article again. Atta didn't die in this crash. His roommate did.

[dead]

I think the point is that Atta was a known Al Qaeda operative, whose actions should have been under FBI observation in 2000.

The fact that his roommate was involved in a fatal plane crash with a foreign pilot's license should have sent off some signals to those who should have been observing Atta. A sudden interest by Al Qaeda operatives in flying planes in the domestic US probably should have lit a few light bulbs a full year before 911.

And this investigation that never happened might have led to a prevention of the attacks on 911.