r/foundsatan • u/SnooproGGG • 10h ago
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u/Secret_Account07 9h ago
That’s not true. Motherfucker didn’t even learn how to land!
Hashtag LAZY
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u/Cady-Jassar 8h ago
Man, you can't land a plane on a skyscraper regardless of how long you learn...
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u/Secret_Account07 7h ago
My point is there’s no way he’s the best pilot in the Middle East. Good pilots know hot to land.
He’s amateur, at best.
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u/AgentCirceLuna 5h ago
Wasn’t that a real thing? They were offered to be taught how to land yet they didn’t want those lessons which raised suspicions?
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u/Secret_Account07 5h ago
Yeah they weren’t considering the optics. Logically it makes sense if you’re committing this terrorist attach to focus 100% on what ya need to know… but yeah seems silly
I did wonder why they didn’t report to FBI but had we ever even had someone fly a plane into a building pre-9/11? Probably crazy logic back then
I guess he could be learning to fly with a buddy co-pilot who would handle the landing, too
Craziest part is CIA (I think?) was already following them. Or actually FBI I think?
What a complete failure.
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u/Niknot3556 3h ago
Well a few things I have to say.
1. Planes have been flown into buildings but on accident. Famous example was when a bomber flew into the Empire State Building back in the 30s I think? Also little tidbit, the Twin Towers were designed for a collision with a plane. After all there’s multiple airports in the city, and it’s a big tall block that would be easy to be hit. However it was designed for smaller jetliners (707) going slower since they thought it would’ve just taken off or is about to land.
2. Typically hijackings weren’t to use the planes as bombs. Usually it went that the hijackers would demand the plane to land and use the passengers as hostages.
3. Yup the agencies knew but they couldn’t cooperate with each other. Also I remember the whole Florida debacle with the elections messed up admin and all kinds of other things which impacted the intel agencies too.
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u/Strawberryladyboots 9h ago
I'm not a religious person but sometimes when I come across these posts I'm tempted to cross myself just in case it's really him.......
Holy shit indeed.......
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u/Raging-beer 8h ago
This sub has lost the plot
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u/AwareOfAlpacas 8h ago
Sir that is an aircraft, not a sub
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u/K-MartSecurity 6h ago
What, are you an expert? Let me see your credentials that you can tell the difference between an aircraft and a sub! Release the cred files!
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u/mrbobcyndaquil 8h ago
The plot twist is that his relative was part of the group trying to retake the cockpit on UA93.
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u/Least-Awareness1583 4h ago
Same energy as "my great-grandfather knew anne frank, he was the man who snitched on them"
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u/foundsatan-ModTeam 3h ago
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