Conspiracy Film Rewrites Sept. 11 (Lunatic Alert!)

Yahooooooo! ^ | April 28, 2006 | William Welch

[eskimo]

No problem, they won't, and it isn't.

You have to read and understand those laws before you can make a comment like that and expect anyone to believe it is honest.

[GunRunner]

I don't care what some liberal journalist tells me what to do

So George Will is a liberal, huh. Good one. I'm surpried Reagan would hire a liberal to help him prepare for the Carter debates, but you obviously know more than I do. ROFL!!

And FYI, a percentage of the profits from United 93 will go to fund the Flight 93 memorial in Shanksville.

Good to see you've done your homework.

[knuthom]

One of the things they say about the Pentagon is that the hole is not as wide as the wingspread of the plane. But if the plane did not go in perfectly level, it wouldn't be. In fact, some of the witnesses noted that it was tilting.

It was tilting its wings up and down like it was trying to balance. It hit some lampposts on the way in.'" - "Pentagon Eyewitness Accounts." The Guardian, 12 Sep 2001

I watched in horror as the plane flew at treetop level, banked slightly to the left, drug it's wing along the ground and slammed into the west wall of the Pentagon exploding into a giant orange fireball. Then black smoke. Then white smoke." - Steve Anderson, Director of Communications, USA Today

[Constantine XIII]

Ok, here's an idea:

Walk around outside the place where they are showing the film with an EMF meter.

Someone asks "What is that"

You say "an EMF meter"

They say "What are you doing?"

You say "Measuring the magnetic field here"

They say "Oh, why"

You say "There's a dumb*** magnet around here, someplace, and I think I'm very close"

[silverleaf]

The plane hit the part of the Pentagon that had just been reinforced to withstand an explosion attack from outside (using lessons learned form incidents such as KhobarTowers and the embassy bombings in Africa) which were devastated by car bombs)...We were "lucky" in that regard. There are other approaches to the Pentagon that would have done more damage and killed more people.

Hitting the reinforced section of the Pentagon limited the spread of the damage and helped to "compartment it".

One expecting a cookie cutter impact site in the shape of a 757 (like the "George Bush conspiracy vets" in the "home" ..... which is more likely the bar of the VFW) have assumed that the wings of an aircraft going nearly the speed of sound would slice/penetrate into several layers of a reinforced structure, resembling a fortress. The wing of an aircraft is actually rather fragile to striking anything (much less reinforced structure) under the best of conditions. I don't think anyone who hasn't seen the aftermath can comprehend such a large machine containing so many souls...to nearly disintegrate in an instant. The gash was several stories high. I did go down there several days after the attack to see it for myself.

It was heroic that the responders (firefighters and medical crews from various municipalities in the metro area, who along with many staff of USA Today enroute to work who witnessed the attack..who the conspiracists also assume were ALL totally snookered...sarc)....were able to tenderly recover the DNA of virtually everyone killed so the families could have burials. I remember accounts of the funeral for Babara Olsen, wife of Ted Olsen, White House General Counsel, a passenger on the doomed flight who called and talked to the White House Situation Room as the plane was being hijacked. Very sad.

[Tribune7]

Called Loose Change,

I saw it. It's not very effective propaganda. The only people who believe will be the ones who had already made up their minds to do so.

[Blzbba]

"And FYI, a percentage of the profits from United 93 will go to fund the Flight 93 memorial in Shanksville. "


And a larger %age will go into Hollyweird pockets.

But none of my money will.

[Paradox]

Actually, I was trained in those laws, but thanks for your input.

[eskimo]

Sorry, I was not able to tell.

[GunRunner]

The filmmakers had the cooperation of all the families of the passengers who died on the flight. Many agreed to participate because they felt that previous attempts to document the crash focused on just the few passengers who had been able to make calls to their family members.

link

Yep, sounds like a Hollywood hack job to me. < /sarcasm>

[Blzbba]

Again, sorry you need a movie to remember. I don't.

I didn't bother clicking whatever link you sent.

[1Old Pro]

These kooks really are hilarious.

[GunRunner]

I never said I needed a movie to REMIND me of anything.

You stated that the film was some kind of shameless marketing promo, and I accurately pointed out that every Flight 93 family gave their seal of approval to the film, which makes your claim completely dubious.

[Blzbba]

"You stated that the film was some kind of shameless marketing promo, and I accurately pointed out that every Flight 93 family gave their seal of approval to the film, which makes your claim completely dubious."


How so? Are no profits being collected? Is noone involved with the film making any money off this tragedy?

[GunRunner]

Jeez,

The same goes for Saving Private Ryan, Schindler's List, The Passion, Titanic; of course films make profit, otherwise no one would make them.

The idea that you should never make a movie based on a historical event is absurd.

[Blzbba]

Ok - you can have the last word.