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The 9/11 Stand Down in 2 Minutes George
Washington's Blog NORAD, responsible for intercepting errant aircraft over the U.S., has a standard operating procedure for scrambling planes for interception which takes less than 15 minutes They did this successfully (on time) 129 times in 2000 and and 67 times between September 2000 and June 2001. Yet, on September 11th, they failed to do their job 4 times in a single day:
You might think that the military couldn't find the hijacked planes because
the hijackers turned off the transponders. However, a former air traffic
controller, who knows the flight corridor which the two planes which hit
the Twin Towers flew "like the back of my hand" and who handled two actual
hijackings says that
planes can be tracked on radar even
when their transponders are turned off (also, listen to this
interview). "If our government had merely [done] nothing, and I say that as an old interceptor pilot—I know the drill, I know what it takes, I know how long it takes, I know what the procedures are, I know what they were, and I know what they’ve changed them to—if our government had merely done nothing, and allowed normal procedures to happen on that morning of 9/11, the Twin Towers would still be standing and thousands of dead Americans would still be alive. [T]hat is treason!"Norad's stand down on 9/11 was so blatant that Norad has been forced to give 3 entirely different versions of what happened that day, as each previous version has been exposed as false. When someone repeatedly changes his testimony after being caught in lies, how believable is he? The falsity of Norad's explanations were so severe that even the 9/11 Commission considered recommending criminal charges for the making of false statements.
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