Focus: Chilling message of the 9/11 pilots

Times On Line ^ | October 01, 2006

[Lancey Howard]

Wow.

VERY interesting post.

[Bittersweetmd]

Don't you think the only answer here is that these two men really believed that America was equal to Satan? They believed they were in Allah's army and the only difference between what they were going to do was that they knew for certain their form of "combat" would lead to their death. Whereas soldiers normally fight to win and stay alive. However there are always brave soldiers willing to give their life for their cause and to save other's from certain death.I am in NO way condoning what they did just trying to figure out why they were so willing to die. ie commit suicide

[grimalkin]

What this movie points out is something that was discussed in the trial of Eichmann's trial in Jerusalem - the banality of evil.

I couldn't agree more.

[Fred Nerks]

Don't you think the only answer here is that...

Potentially, you could be the next to die in a terrorist attack.

[Beckwith]

Among them are several children

These maniacs travel with their families. When attacked, up goes the wails from the terrorists and human rightists that we are killing civilians and children.

If you hang out with these dickheads -- you're a fair target.

[jan in Colorado]

And they will soon outnumber us!

[PGalt]

Thanks for the ping; outstanding; thanks to all contributors. BTTT.

[Kaslin]

Here is the video

Clip 1

Speech by Osama Bin Laden on January 8, 2000, to 100 hardcore members of Al-Qaeda at his family clan base at Tarnak Farm, near Kandahar airport,Afghanistan

Clip2

Faces in the audience include Ramzi Binalshibh, who was the co-ordinator of the September 11 attacks. He shared a flat in Hamburg with Mohammed Atta, the Egyptian-born leader of the team of 19 suicide attackers, and was arrested in Pakistan four years ago.

Clip3

Mohammed Atta, flanked by an AK-47, toys with a Pashtun hat and glances wryly at the camera as he prepares to read his handwritten will. He flew American Airlines flight 11 into the north tower of the World Trade Center.

Clip4

Ziad Jarrah, a middle-class Lebanese, joins Atta in high spirits, breaking out in smiles and laughter. Jarrah, who also lived in Hamburg, was ordered not to be seen with Atta in Germany. These are thought to be the only images of them together.

Clip 5

Jarrah, wearing a collarless shirt, removes his glasses and reads out his will. He piloted United Airlines flight 93, which was assigned the target of Capitol Hill, but crashed.

[BigSkyDream]

Thanks

[goldstategop]

I need to remind you ladies and gentleman, these are exactly the sort of people John McCain and his fellow RINOs fought hard to grant Geneva Convention protections. The "nice" sociopaths of history.

"Show me just what Mohammed brought that was new, and there you will find things only evil and inhuman, such as his command to spread by the sword the faith he preached." -Manuel II Paleologus

[jwalsh07]

Atta flew to the US from Prague in 2000. The Czechs still say that he met with Al Ani in April 2001. Just keeping the time line real.

[Kaslin]

You re welcome

[apackof2]

bump for after church

[Fudd Fan]

I also hope they're not laughing. And I wish I could know their pain when they found out they gave their lives for a false god.

[Kaslin]

Ping

[Bigg Red]

....only the flakiest of anti-American fantasists can go on claiming that Bin Laden, Atta, Jarrah and co had no hand in September 11.

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Unfortunately, there is plenty of flake to go around here and in other countries.

[Bigg Red]

This tape is, of course, a product of Rove's secret offshore video studio.

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Shhh! Don't you remember that we were told never to tell about Rove's secret al-Queda operations?

[Bigg Red]

FYI

[Kaslin]

Unfortunately these anti American fanatics are most likely American citizens themselves