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9/11 Conspiracy Debunked
Most people in a disturbed and extremely instable state of mind often will want to believe things that may or may not have actually happened in real time. The year was 2009, a moment that shook Americans grounds so drastically and changed so many peoples lives was September 11, at 8:45 am in New York City. In the blink of an eye, one of Americas most loved cities was attacked and reawakened to the real world. Conspiracy theorists have tried to debunk the theories and misconceptions about the horrific morning of 9/11. Fortunately, after 7 years of analysis and research we figured out that the conspiracy is true, science has undoubtedly debunked this mystery and everything finally makes sense.

On September 11, at 8:45 am on a clear Tuesday morning, an American airliner Boeing 767 loaded with 20,000 gallons of jet fuel crashed into the north tower of the World Trade Center in New York City near the 80th floor. According to the National Institute of Standards and Technology the North tower was completely obliterated by a single commercial Boeing airliner jet. While studies show that the height of the impacts on the North tower to cause it to collapse is a complete fallacy. The truth is that the top 20 floors could not have possibly disemboweled the remaining sturdy 90 floors. Even though the Boeing was transporting 20,000 gallons of fuel, which certainly caused plenty of damage and fire to the initial impact on the 80th floor. Jet fuel burns at 1,800 degrees Fahrenheit while steel melting point is 2,750 degrees Fahrenheit. The top 20 floors of the WTC acted as a hammer in the sense that the building collapsed as the hammer from the 80th down smashing at the bottom 90 floors as the nail. As it crashes downward onto the bottom 90 like the hammer would strike a nail, it would have came to a halt. It simply wouldn’t have had enough downward force to bring the rest of the sturdy 90 floors down at a perfect pancake crash without any type of secondary explosives to weaken the bottom levels. According to Albert Turi the Chief of Safety for the NYFD was notified of a secondary device planted in the building by his men. Lou Cacchioli, a fire fighter in the North tower heard two back to back explosions around the 24th floor an hour after the airliner crashed, that caused heart pounding chaos in the remaining survivors.

Meanwhile, other diabolical plans were being executed. “At around 9:39 am after both towers had been hit but before either had exploded, allegedly a 757 thought to be Flight 77 approached the pentagon not far off the backed up traffic on the highway, crashing through multiple telephone poles then finally making contact with the west end of the building” (The Pentagon Attack). Now the conspiracy says that a 757 Boeing never hit the Pentagon. Unfortunately, the theorists were right. There are just Dozens of unaccounted evidence, non disclosed information, and false stories that just don’t add up to the situation. First off, when taken upon closer inspection of the crash sight, CNN’s senior correspondent said himself, “From my close up inspection there's no evidence of a plane having crashed anywhere near the Pentagon. The only pieces left that you can see are small enough that you could pick up in your hand. There are no large tail sections, wing sections, fuselage - nothing like that anywhere around which would indicate that the entire plane crashed into the side of the Pentagon”(What Really Happened). Second, How would a commercial airliner that is 125 feet in width and 155 feet in length fit in to the small 75 foot hole in length and a random 16 foot hole in length be plausible? Unlikely as that is, other interesting facts have popped up that the public wouldn’t be able to explain. “The alleged pilot, Hani Hanjour, a former student of a Arizona flight school was failing his courses. According to an anonymous employee, “He didn’t care about the fact that he couldn’t get through the course.” Rick Garza, a flight instructor at Sorbi's Flying Club, had this to say about the two alleged hijackers originally thought to have piloted Flight 77, Khalid al-Mihdar and Nawaq al-Hamzi: "It was like Dumb and Dumber, I mean, they were clueless. It was clear they were never going to make it as pilots."(clueless super-pilot). So for the evidence that Hani Hanjour or the other alleged pilots could have made these unbelievable maneuvers that were being executed in order to perfectly make contact with the pentagon is a complete misconception. It is in all without a doubt that the only thing that could have possibly hit the pentagon was a cruise missile. I know this because the Secretary of Transportation responded to a question in an interview with the Vice Chairman of Commission and specifically stated that there were orders to scramble jets to shoot down commercial airliners as soon as they found out about flight 77.

Which then leads me to the fourth plane crash in Shanksville, Pennsylvania. Cockpit recordings indicate the passengers on United Airlines Flight 93 teamed up to attack their hijackers, forcing down the plane near Shanksville, in southwestern Pennsylvania. “But conspiracy theorists assert Flight 93 was destroyed by a heat-seeking missile from an F-16 or a mysterious white plane. Some theorists add far-fetched elaborations like no terrorists were aboard, or the passengers were drugged. The wildest theory is the "bumble planes", which holds that passengers from Flights 11, 175 and 77 were loaded onto Flight 93 so the U.S. government could kill them” (debunking). Which of course there is no supporting evidence for those outlandish theories. Now lets break this down to how and if a second jet was in the air at the same time as flight 93. The claim is that 6 eye witnesses told reporters that a small white jet was flying low just minutes after the crash. What had actually happened was a Dassault Falcon 20 business jet was already in the area just a few minutes out at an altitude of 3-4000 feet and ordered by the FAA to descend there altitude to 1500 feet and relay back as to what they have seen. Also, there were 13 passengers making phone calls that were recorded off of flight 93 stating that the plane was hijacked and that the passengers made an executive decision to take control of the situation. Unfortunately, there were no survivors but they unquestionably saved countless American lives that unforgettable morning.

People in a disturbed and instable state of mind often will try to alter what actually happened because of how traumatic the situation is. Of course 9/11 was such a life- changing event for everyone, and that is completely understandable. But this is an extremely instable world that we live in and you have to think outside of the box to be able to cope with these kinds of situations. There are thousands of conspiracies that will never be debunked because of the lack of science and technology to aid us. Fortunately, that was not the case here and I hope you now have a better understanding of the mysteries that took place on 9/11. Works Citied
"What Really Happened on September 11 at the Pentagon." What Really Happened on September 11 at the Pentagon. Enver Masud, 7 Mar. 2005. Web. 30 Mar. 2016.
"Clueless Super-Pilot." 9-11 Research:. N.p., 9 Sept. 2015. Web. 30 Mar. 2016.
"Debunking the 9/11 Myths: Special Report - Flight 93." Popular Mechanics. David Dunbar, 08 Feb. 2011. Web. 30 Mar. 2016.
"The Pentagon Attack." 9-11 Review:. N.p., 21 Dec. 2012. Web. 30 Mar. 2016.

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