[mindprism.com]

An order to stand down really has nothing to do with an eventual shoot-down. The delay simply has to provide time for the terrorist success.

I bring up the seating thing as an indicator that it may have been neccessary to shoot down that flight because the passengers 'knew too much' about the real truth whatever it be.

Im hold no opinion on that, but summize the plane was shot down.

The core of what Im theorizing is this: There are people more powerful than our government and in international finance who are able to bind and prod the system toward thier ends.

Bush was scared, that is why he hesitated, and he was not scared of terrorists, but this other power.

And spare me the standard conspiricy theorist ridicule, I've got nothing to prove to those who need resort to such tactics, and there is nothing to say to people who are incapable of understanding the dynamics of complex systems, human nature, fear, greed and self-preservation.

[Senator Pardek]

I bring up the seating thing as an indicator that it may have been neccessary to shoot down that flight because the passengers 'knew too much' about the real truth whatever it be.

Again - so what, they were all gonna die anyway.

[LurkerNoMore!]

There were so few pasengers on that flight.... Would it be illogical to think that the hijackers may not have been sitting in the seat numbers as listed on the official manifest?

[Askel5]

Im hold no opinion on that, but summize the plane was shot down.

Shortly after the incident, on one of the 60 Minutes type programs, Minetta was pinned to the wall on whether the plane was shot down or brought down and he totally weaseled with: "Some combination of both."

Of course the plane was shot down.