To: Bikers4Bush
Oh please, they are not that stupid or without resources. They could probably buy as much high explosive as they could stuff into any size plane. If they wanted a kamikaze bomb, they would buy cheap and big. If they want a cropduster, they have something nastier in mind. I find it very disturbing that lost cropduster has not been found. It's also BS that crop dusters are short-range: the Ayers can be reconfigured to hold fuel in the spray tank, and was flown between South America and the U.S. on anti-drug missions. And it is lightly armored. Very unpleasant in the wrong hands.
27 posted on
11/19/2001 11:45:17 AM PST by
eno_
To: eno_
And I'm sure they could have obtained that much high explosives without attracting any attention at all right?
Much easier to fill them with fuel.
To: eno_
I think there are plenty of easier ways to spread some sort of biological toxin. Use of a cropduster as a kamikaze missile fits the facts. It seems like Atta and Co. were researching this topic around the time they were preparing the 9-11 attack. No terrorists outside the 9-11 cell have been linked with cropdusters, I think they were considering use of them as bombs at some point.
35 posted on
11/19/2001 12:07:00 PM PST by
motexva
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