Analysis of 9/11 Hijacker Identities
What they don't tell you, and they, they give you the names,
and in the middle of
the book, you can see their pictures.
What they don't tell you is that six, at least six of those men are still alive.
Some of them have, uh, like Waleed al-Shehri walked into the
embassy and said,
"Here I am. I'm not dead."
Uh, nevertheless, and, and, and some of them were interviewed by,
uh, the BBC and, uh, uh, London newspapers.
And nevertheless, they're in there.
And this Waleed al-Shehri, they have him on Flight 11, and they say,
"We
believe he's one of the ones who stabbed,
uh, some of the people who were stabbed."
Just a total disregard of well-known facts.
Just omit that there's any problem with the identity of the hijackers.
Likewise, they fail to mention, uh, Daniel Hopsicker has written a whole
book about Mohamed Atta, showing he was not a devout
Muslim.
He-- You know, the image we have, here are these radical fundamentalist Muslims.
They're ready to meet their maker.
Atta loved alcohol, pork, and
prostitutes.
Um, and the, the commission says, "We're, we're puzzled.
Why did these guys go to Las Vegas? We've not found any credible
reason." Well, they loved lap dances, you
know.
Another hijacker, alleged hijacker is Hani Hanjour,
and they tell us he was chosen to f- to fly Flight
77, the one that was going to hit the
Pentagon, because he was
their best pilot.
Hani Hanjour
could not fly any kind of airplane.
He would go up in his lessons, and the next time, the,
the guy wouldn't go up with
him. He says, "You can't fly." He was known as a horrible pilot,
even with a little plane, and yet he was alleged to fly this
Boeing 77, uh, 757 and make
this amazing spiral come down and come
in at ground level four hundred miles an hour into the
Pentagon. Uh, you know, the best pilots in the world, some of
them have looked at that and said, "I don't think I could do that." Hani
Hanjour
could not fly.
Uh, no ma-- Th-This one they do mention. It's a, It's a funny thing.
They mention this, and then they just ignore it.
And they have President Bush amazed, you know.
Boy, this was s-some pilot, you know.
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