Reply #78: Well, if you want to stop suicide hijackers, making stronger cockpit doors [View All]

[spooked911]

and more secure locks wouldn't hurt.

But, obviously, that is only going to do so much. The fact is, I don't think any passengers would allow suicide hijackers to take over control of the plane-- they would know to fight back-- at least if the hijackers only had simple weapons.

Stopping terrorism in the first place is a whole other issue. And terrorists have controllers of who are often controlled by state intelligence agencies.

So, in my opinion, the 9/11 hijackers didn't succeed through cunning, practice and hard work-- they had help, at several steps along the way.

In fact, I still wonder at the incredible coincidence of live-fly hijacking drills being run on the morning of 9/11, and I have to wonder if the 9/11 hijackings were somehow part of this drill.