"Executive Decision" . . .

[frankly_fedup2]

I watched this movie this weekend and guess what it was about?

Well, Muslim terrorists takeover a plane with over 400 passengers (in Africa or another country that takes 8 hours to get to the east coast). However, they had an extra scary twist in the movie. They had enough of a supposed nerve agent on board that when they crashed the plane into the "White House,"

Of course, the "Special Forces" guys got on the plane (by using another plane and attaching it underneath the 747.

Anyway, my whole point is this. This film was made in 1996 and obviously someone had thought of using hijacked airplanes as weapons by crashing them into buildings.

I think we should take up a collection and send a DVD of this movie to Bush, Rumsfield, Tenet, Cheney, Rice, and anyone else who never even thought of such a thing happening . . . even AFTER they got the MEMO in the meeting almost a week from 9/11.

Bunch of damn liars and we are letting them get away with it. What can we do? SOMEBODY TELL ME puhlease.

[Pepperbelly]

1. Tom Clancy even featured it in one of his novels ... into the capitol. nt

[mike1963]

2. I saw that flick a year or so ago (a really horrible movie) and had the

same thought. But as we know, "nobody could have imagined such a thing."

According to Condiliar.

[Twillig]

3. Of course you know about the 'Lone Gunmen' pilot episode.

Right?

Well, just for everybody that doesn't:

http://thewebfairy.com/killtown/lonegunmen.html
The FOX TV series The Lone Gunmen (X-Files spin off) airs their opening episode "Pilot" six months before 9/11 which depicts a secret U.S. government agency behind a plot to crash a Boeing 727 into the WTC via remote control and blame it on foreign terrorists in the hopes of generating a bigger military budget.

The best part of Executive Decision was Seagal dyin'. :)