Nobody is denying people died. What everyone wants to know is WHY?
I can buy it was fire and not explosive demolition that brought down WTC's 1 and 2. I've studied enough of the mechanics of it and my own curiosity has been satisfied there. I can buy that debris rained down on WTC 7, causing serious structural damage and fire. Apparently the design has a lethal flaw.
I can buy that a plane went in at Shanksville. Heroics? Maybe. I won't prove otherwise. I did hear earlier reports of an air-to-air missile. I can accept it as in defense of National Security seeing as how Flight 93 passed at least three airports capable of handling it and was still airborne on a course for Washington more than a half hour after the Ground order was issued.
I can even stretch myself beyond logic and limit and imagine some extremely lucky terrorist holding a large aircraft on a straight and level course (riding compressive wave and all) at an altitude just high enough the engine nacelles didn't eat earth on the flight into the Pentagon. Perhaps it was because he didn't know it couldn't be done - or fly-by-wire can perform miracles.
Sorry, I do NOT buy the two most vital parts of the official story....
Inexperienced terrorists took over four airliners in flight - at heights no landmarks are visible, at places over a hunderd miles from their eventual destinations. They lacked the knowledge to reprogram auto pilots and sure as hell wouldn't recognize anything on the ground.
All four planes disappeared from radar. All four planes re-appeared minus transponder data. All four aircraft were reported by people on board to be hijacked. All four planes went rogue - left their flight paths - and jinked around in the busiest airspace in the United States. ATC even reported hijacked aircraft in a real world situation to the military ... and the Great U S Air Force missed that?
Wargames or not, they're supposed to be able to defend your country against experienced bomber pilots and guided missiles. I have seen these guys in action at CFB North Bay - the Canadian end of NORAD. Perhaps you can begin to see where my doubts are born.
Wolf