Not a hoax, since "hoax" implies that it's not real. 9/11 was plenty real, the question is who did it and why.So, if 9/11 was an inside job, that means the govt (or elements within the govt) has no reservations about killing US citizens. So there'd be no problem in disappearing people who supposedly were on that plane.
If that can be covered up, how hard would it be to make it seem as though a passenger plane did take of and crash into the Pentagon - and cover up the fact that there was no passenger plane to begin with.
If it was not a passenger plane, then something else caused the damage at the Pentagon. There are a number of options: explosives planted at the Pentagon, a small remote controlled plane (jet fighter) with explosive payload, a drone with explosive payload, a missile, or in fact a combination of the latter two: a cruise missile with a rocket assisted bunker buster missile as pay load:
AGM-86A ALCM - credit U.S. Air Force
http://www.softwar.net/agm86.htmlWARHEAD - NUCLEAR W-80 NUCLEAR WARHEAD 250 KILOTON YIELD
CONVENTIONAL 1,000+ LB. FRAGMENTARY
OR BUNKER
BUSTER WARHEAD WITH ROCKET ASSIST PENETRATIONRANGE - 750 MILES A VERSION
1,500 MILES B VERSION
WING SPAN - 9 FT. 5 IN. A VERSION
12 FT. B VERSION
LENGTH - 14 FT. A VERSION
20 FT. 9 IN. B VERSION
DIAMETER - 25 IN.
WEIGHT - 1,900 POUNDS A VERSION
2,825 POUNDS B VERSION
ENGINE - ONE F-107-WR-100 WILLIAMS TURBOFAN 600 LBS. THRUST
GUIDANCE - GPS, TERCOM AND IR/RADAR IMAGING SYSTEM WITH
ACCURACY OF +/- 1 METER
SPEED - CRUISE MACH .65 - TERMINAL MACH 1.1 B VERSION
"But what about the eyewitnesses, they all saw a passenger jet crashing into the Pentagon" you might say.
It turns out that eyewitness accounts of that event are contradictory. And virtually all of those claiming they saw a passenger plane turn out to be working for the Pentagon or for the media:
Based on the witness list assembled by French researcher Eric Bart
http://eric.bart.free.fr/iwpb/witness.html...
"As it turns out, a substantial portion of the entries on the list are not witness accounts at all; instead, they fall into one of the following categories:"
* News reports that retell the official story without citing any specific witnesses.
* Statements by official government spokesmen who were not themselves witnesses to the attack.
* Hearsay accounts.
* Reports that have nothing to do with what did or did not hit the Pentagon (such as an air traffic control report, two seismic reports, a Navy report on treating blast injuries, a Federation of American Scientists report on blast effects, an engineer's report on the reinforcement work done on the Pentagon, and, most bizarrely, a Washington Post report on the creation of the Information Awareness Office).
* Accounts of rescue workers who tended to the wounded.
...
"After editing the Bart list to eliminate all the non-witnesses and all the irrelevant witnesses, what is left is, at most, 70 witnesses who claim to have seen something flying in the vicinity of, approaching, or actually crashing into, the Pentagon. So much for the endlessly cited "hundreds of witnesses"."
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# Gary Bauer: Talking head and former Republican presidential candidate who has been linked to the notorious Project for a New American Century.
# Paul Begala: Democratic Party operative and nominally liberal punching bag on CNN's "Crossfire."
# Bobby Eberle: President and CEO of GOPUSA, a portal of right-wing propaganda.
# Mike Gerson: Director of George W. Bush's speech writing staff.
# Alfred Regnery: President of Regnery Publishing, another portal of right-wing propaganda -- one that has seen fit to bestow upon the world the literary stylings of Ann Coulter, the Swift Boat Veterans, and numerous other accomplished liars.
# Greta Van Susteren: Nominally liberal legal analyst for Fox News.
...
# Dennis Clem is a Deputy Director of the Defense Intelligence Agency.
# Penny Elgas sits on the FDIC Advisory Committee on Banking Policy, alongside of Jean Baker, who just happens to be the Chief of Staff at the Office of President George H.W. Bush.
# Albert Hemphill is a Lt. General with the Ballistic Missile Defense Organization.
# Captain (now Major) Lincoln Leibner is a communications officer for Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld.
# Stephen McGraw is a former U.S. Department of Justice attorney reborn as an Opus Dei priest.
# Colonel Mitch Mitchell serves as a CBS News war spinner military consultant.
# Patty Murray is a United States Senator (D-Washington).
# Rick Renzi is a United States Congressman (R-Arizona).
# James Robbins is a contributor to National Review, a national security analyst, and a Senior Fellow at the American Foreign Policy Council
# 'm not sure exactly who Meseidy Rodriguez is, but his name appears in legal filings concerning Dick Cheney's top-secret energy policy meetings
# Vice Admiral Darb Ryan is the Chief of U.S. Naval Personnel.
# Elizabeth Smiley is an intelligence operations specialist with Civil Aviation Security at FAA headquarters -- which means that she is one of the people who inexplicably failed to perform their jobs on September 11, 2001, possibly because she was busy watching phantom jetliners crashing into the Pentagon.
# Brig. General Clyde A. Vaughn is the deputy director of military support to civil authorities
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# Bob Dubill was the executive editor for USA Today.
# Mary Ann Owens was a journalist for Gannett.
# Richard Benedetto was a reporter for USA Today.
# Christopher Munsey was a reporter for Navy Times.
# Vin Narayanan was a reporter for USA Today.
# Joel Sucherman was a multimedia editor for USA Today.
# Mike Walter was a reporter for USA Today.
# Steve Anderson was the director of communications for USA Today.
# Fred Gaskins was the national editor for USA Today.
# Mark Faram was a reporter for Navy Times.
"Despite the dubious nature of Mr. Faram's account, he did at least provide us with some useful important information -- specifically, that USA Today and Navy Times are both part of the Gannett family of news outlets. Actually, if Faram weren't so modest, he would have noted that Gannett
also publishes Air Force Times, Army Times, Marine Corp Times, Armed Forces Journal, Military Market, Military City, and Defense News. In other words, it's just your typical independent, civilian media organization."...
full article:
September 11, 2001 Revisited
ACT II: ADDENDUM 2http://www.davesweb.cnchost.com/nwsltr68e.htmlvideo:
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=6317630216235657870