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FlamesAddiction · 05-12-2006, 06:31 PM

I don't believe in most of the conspiracy theories, but I also don't buy the official story of United 93.

I believe that the terrorists crashed the plane into the ground because they knew they were being tailed by the air force and would be shot down. The terrorists were probably hoping to take out some building on the ground. All the other stuff about the passenger revolt on the plane, I think is probably an exaggeration of what really happened. Americans needed a heroic tale that day, and United 93 was a chance to create one.

My take.... I think there were probably a few calls made from passengers, but I think they were likely edited in a clever fashion to create a story that the pentagon wanted to tell. The passengers probably died banging on the cockpit door begging for their lives. I know it sounds horrible, but reality is usually pretty horrible. It certainly isn't a Hollywood movie.

05-12-2006, 06:31 PM	#208
FlamesAddiction Franchise Player Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Vancouver Exp:	I don't believe in most of the conspiracy theories, but I also don't buy the official story of United 93. I believe that the terrorists crashed the plane into the ground because they knew they were being tailed by the air force and would be shot down. The terrorists were probably hoping to take out some building on the ground. All the other stuff about the passenger revolt on the plane, I think is probably an exaggeration of what really happened. Americans needed a heroic tale that day, and United 93 was a chance to create one. My take.... I think there were probably a few calls made from passengers, but I think they were likely edited in a clever fashion to create a story that the pentagon wanted to tell. The passengers probably died banging on the cockpit door begging for their lives. I know it sounds horrible, but reality is usually pretty horrible. It certainly isn't a Hollywood movie.