Hollywood And The Cia
Do you think Bin Laden consulted with tv star Macgyver to come up with the plan to bring down WTC 1 2 & 7?
Because it sounds like something straight out a hollywood movie or an episode from Macgyver. Compare the scenarios:
September 11, 2001
Five suicidal Muslim high jackers use box cutters to high jack four airplanes and then with flying manuals and flight simulator training they flew jumbo jetliners with the precision and skill of expert pilots, slammed them into two buildings but causing three buildings to collapse.
A typical Macgyver episode
While being pursued by dirty CIA operatives at a strip club, MacGyver loads a confetti cannon with make-up powder and fires it at them as they enter a door, thus blinding the enemies with powder. And then Macgyver, to delay more CIA operatives from pursuing him him, burns a string dipped in kerosene attached to a tin can. The resulting flame is bright enough to look like a fuse for a bomb, and the can is filled with animal fat which resembles an explosive.
No, MacGyver would have brought the towers down with a paper clip, nail polish, duct tape (of course) a spring and a twinkie.
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