NORAD locked doors 1st time in fifty years on 9/11

[donsu]

http://www.buzzflash.com/mailbag/04/06/mai04151.html

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Re: Update from the Family Steering Committee for the 9/11 Independent Commis...

Last Saturday I went down to Ground Zero to help with the volunteers who have been giving out information about the 9/11 cover-up since last January, 2004. These volunteers work for three hours every Saturday afternoon.

While present I met with a woman who was visiting New York City. She relayed a story to me as follows:

" My son lives one mile from NORAD at Cheyenne Mountain in Colorado. The community still is baffled by NORAD's reaction or lack thereof. On September 11, 2001 they locked the blast doors at the facility for the first time in 50 years rather than proceed with standard operating procedures to secure the skies of the entire United States. " She further stated "How did they know that the highjacked planes were limited to the Northeast Corridor"? They still talk about this puzzling question. "The story that the Bush Administration told to the public is not the true story of the events of 9/11".

Arlene
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I read about the locking of the doors more then a yr. ago and this letter reminded me of the matter.

[demnan]

1. Yes I heard about it too

:tinfoilhat:

[AndyTiedye]

3. I would think Closing the Blast Doors Would be Part of the Procedure

Since NORAD itself could be a target. But they wouldn't just close the doors and sit there
unless there was a stand-down order.

[nostamj]

2. this info is SO much more important

than WTC7 CD speculation threads...

[Alerter_]

4. kick

interesting