9/11 Commission Report Confirms Farenheit facts

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9/11 Commission Report Confirms Key Fahrenheit 9/11 Facts

The September 11 Commission's 567-page final report has confirmed key facts presented in Fahrenheit 9/11 . Here are passages from the film, followed by the 9/11 Commission's findings:

I. Ashcroft Briefing

Fahrenheit 9/11:

[nebula]

Not knowing what to do, with no one telling him what to do, and no Secret Service rushing in to take him to safety, Mr. Bush just sat there and continued to read My Pet Goat with the children. Nearly seven minutes passed with nobody doing anything."

Seven minutes! That's it? Seven minutes!?

Yeah - staying with the children for that itty-bitty seven minutes really made a difference!

[traveller]

I would think that any man in such a leadership position would need an amount of time to let the facts sink in. When has any other person been informed that this nation was under attack on our own shores?

[Steff]

You tell the class politely that something urgent has come up and you have to leave. Pretty simple.

Seven minutes could of been the difference between the plane striking the Pentagon and one not, who knows.

What I do know is that it's a good thing GWB didn't go to Vietnam, if he had sat there for seven minutes when he was attacked he wouldn't have come home.

[Guest yod]

You tell the class politely that something urgent has come up and you have to leave. Pretty simple.

were you in america on 911?

No one knew what was going on until the 2nd plane hit. Bush was available for any decisions he needed to make while not alarming a class room of kids.

It's silly to judge him by that. Let's judge him by the response he gave to those who perpetrated this violence. Can you find any Taliban we could ask about it?

Seven minutes could of been the difference between the plane striking the Pentagon and one not, who knows.

A frenzied response might have sent jets to shoot down civilian planes. The President simply can't afford to be in too much of a hurry when there is that much confusion.

I am confident that his administration handled it the best way possible.

What I do know is that it's a good thing GWB didn't go to Vietnam, if he had sat there for seven minutes when he was attacked he wouldn't have come home.

Or he could have nicked himself to get a purple heart and whined until they sent him home.

4 months? Gimme a break. That's not military service.

[nebula]

Seven minutes could of been the difference between the plane striking the Pentagon and one not, who knows.

It takes more than 7 minutes to scramble jets.

You think ordering our military to shoot a civilian plane is an easy decision?

What if indeed Bush was thinking something like, "OK, I'm almost finished here. If I wait a little, that will give folks more time to gather more information and I won't have to dissapoint the children."

You seem to be assuming people knew enough about what was going on to give the pres. enough info. for him to make such a decision at that moment.

[serotta]

This kind of over-analysis really sickens me. Are there things that we need to learn from this? Of course. But I for one remember the day of 9/11 and the weeks after 9/11. I thank God that George W. Bush was our president.

[Steff]

Yod, lots of people served 4 months and less in Vietnam. My father was shot down twice in one day while flying Helicopters in Nam. His total tour of duty in Nam was less than 4 months because he got injured, length of service means nothing as to your character while you are at war.

[Steff]

(8:40 a.m.)

Major Daniel Nash (codenamed Nasty) and Lt. Col. Timothy Duffy (codenamed Duff) are the two F-15 pilots who would scramble after Flight 11 and then Flight 175. Apparently they get several informal calls warning to get ready. Nash says that at this time, a colleague at the Otis Air National Guard Base tells him that a flight out of Boston has been hijacked, and to be on alert. [Cape Cod Times, 8/21/02] NEADS senior technician Jeremy Powell, told about the hijacking at 8:37 (see (8:37 a.m.)), says that he telephones Otis Air Base at some point after that and tells it to upgrade its

[other one]

You tell the class politely that something urgent has come up and you have to leave. Pretty simple.

were you in america on 911?

No one knew what was going on until the 2nd plane hit. Bush was available for any decisions he needed to make while not alarming a class room of kids.

It's silly to judge him by that. Let's judge him by the response he gave to those who perpetrated this violence. Can you find any Taliban we could ask about it?

Seven minutes could of been the difference between the plane striking the Pentagon and one not, who knows.

A frenzied response might have sent jets to shoot down civilian planes. The President simply can't afford to be in too much of a hurry when there is that much confusion.

I am confident that his administration handled it the best way possible.

What I do know is that it's a good thing GWB didn't go to Vietnam, if he had sat there for seven minutes when he was attacked he wouldn't have come home.

Or he could have nicked himself to get a purple heart and whined until they sent him home.

4 months? Gimme a break. That's not military service.

Yod, if you had been reading cutting edge ministries or inforwars.com you would have known instantly what was going on.

Sam