 Yukoner tackles 9/11 Korean Air 'hijackings' mystery When Max Fraser started collecting footage and stories about how Sept. 11, 2001, played out in the Yukon capital of Whitehorse, he set out to make a point-of-view documentary about the terrifying spectre of a supposedly hijacked jumbo jet landing in — or Commentsview comments in forum Page 1 You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
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Why did NORAD officials direct supposedly hijacked planes to Whitehorse when they could have ordered them to land in any number of Alaskan airfields?
Who sent the hijack text messages and why?
Why were the pilots ordered to squawk 7500?
Why have officials been so reticent to explain their actions related to the Korean Air flights?
The questions aren't answered, but they are certainly worth asking.
Not too much to do up north there but drink and come up with conspiracy theories it seems, or both.
A lot of these conspiracy theories make the most sense when you have had a few too many.
I didn't think the vice-president had that kind of power (considering the president was still alive). I thought the order to use lethal force was an executive order that came from the president.
Not too much to do up north there but drink and come up with conspiracy theories it seems, or both.
A lot of these conspiracy theories make the most sense when you have had a few too many.
It's not a theory if there is actual evidence.
Not too much to do up north there but drink and come up with conspiracy theories it seems, or both.
When it comes to drinking, better look in your own backyard first moron.
I'm not sure if anyone remembers, but tons of flights bound for the USA landed in Canada that day.
Denouncing him as a tin foil conspiracist is an act of both censorship by character assassination and an act of knee-jerk ignorance.
Not too much to do up north there but drink and come up with conspiracy theories it seems, or both.
When it comes to drinking, better look in your own backyard first moron.
Oh I'm hurt, such a comment coming from a occasional drive by poster who gets his posts edited by the moderators.
BTW my backyard does not have an alcohol consumption rate that is 133% of the national average. There is an actual fact for you.
http://www.justice.gc.ca/eng/pi/rs/rep- ... 15/p3.html
Note I don't have to resort to unintelligent name calling to make a point.
American airspace was shut down completely. That's why they didn't land in Alaska.
I'm not sure if anyone remembers, but tons of flights bound for the USA landed in Canada that day.
I didn't think the vice-president had that kind of power (considering the president was still alive). I thought the order to use lethal force was an executive order that came from the president.
Sometimes certain facts are missed when focused on a conclusion one wants to end up at.
They are interesting questions, and it isn't exactly connected to the whole "Teh BU$H GUBERMINT CAUSED TEH 911!!!1!111!!" sack of flying shit.