Three 9-11 Mysteries

CW FISHER Do you still think al Qaeda had anything to do with 9-11? I don't. And here's why. (movie) No plane hit the Pentagon. No plane crashed in Pennsylvania. The twin towers didn't fall on their own. The Pentagon. Apparently we were all so busy watching the towers fall that nobody noticed the Pentagon was struck by a Tomahawk missle rather than a commercial jet which has wings, engines and human bodies aboard, things that don't "vaporize" as authorities claimed. Yesterday, more than four years after 9-11, the U.S. released two security camera videos of the "plane" hitting the Pentagon. It was widely hoped that the footage might give us a glimpse of the "jetliner" that struck the building. The first clip shows the tip of what the Pentagon calls the "nose cone" of the airplane, which appears narrower and closer to the ground than most planes seen at most airports. The next frame shows the impact and subsequent explosion. The second video clip shows the explosion, but the "plane" is obscured by a bike rack. Flight 93. Enjoy the movie, but ask yourself: Where happened to the plane? The only footage that exists of the crash site shows only a black ditch. No wings. No fuselage. No debris from luggage and seats. No bodies. Then what about the "Let's roll" guy, the hero who led other passengers to overtake the cockpit and achieve a hero's victory? Never existed. None of the famous brave cell calls took place. Cell phones don't work at those altitudes. Twin Towers. What are the sparkles on the towers as they fall? Examine the footage. Twenty feet below the leading edge of the tumbling towers, you'll see sequential detonator explosions. They are especially visible on the shaded sides of the buildings. We are asked to believe that the weight of the building caused it to collapse so elegantly, just as smooth as smooth can be. But the problem is physical science. Then there's the question of 7 World Trade Center, the much shorter adjunct building which housed gold bars, and the records of several key investigations of Wall Street traders. Stop whatever you're doing and watch this.