Jets Scrambled In 1961 Within Minutes, Watching the 1961 movie:"the absent minded professor" Options

[richard cranium]

Hello everyone! First off let me tell everyone how much I love this site. I've been a member for some time but have never posted before. I just love reading your posts so much. Wow ,the "TRUTH"( for once)---what a concept! I have so much respect for the people here. I wish all of America would read and see what presented here and WAKE UP! Lastly, I want to personally thank everyone who's probably work extremely hard to make this site possible. Thank God for you people(and the internet which made my access possible).
Now to what I was originally going to post. Last week I was watching the 1961 movie "The Absent Minded Professor" with Fred MacMurray with my 11 year old autistic nephew(whom I love very much!). For the old farts like myself you will remember the "professor"(Fred MacMurray) invents "Flubber",a kind of anti-gravity material. To cut to the chase the professor puts some "Flubber" in his Model-T and flys to Washington DC. Well, even 40 years before 9/11, jets were scrambled to intercept the unknown flying vechicle in restricted air space WITHIN MINUTES(in the movie it was less than a minute). My point here is that 40 years ago the general public knew,believed, and accepted the fact that restricted air space around Washington DC was "sacred ground" and is the most protected spot in our country. And, that any unidentified intruder would be dealt with IMMEDIATELY! So,fast forward 40 years later to 9/11/01. Why does the general public (and the especially the media!) not wonder what went wrong? And more importantly,why aren't people outraged? Why isn't every damn politician outraged?????
Thanks for listening. Love you all! (IMG:http://pilotsfor911truth.org/forum/style_emoticons/default/thumbsup.gif)

[grizz]

The lurker speaks lol. Welcome!

To me the biggest question in anyone's mind should be why our multitrillion dollar military failed to protect our nation on 9/11. A real investigation into that one thing would cause all the dominoes to fall.

Even without an investigation it should be obvious to anyone who thinks about it just a little that there was complicity.

[rob balsamo]

Hi Richard,

I'd say welcome to the forum, but i see you been here a long time. Thanks for saying hello and for your support. Looking forward to more of your posts.


Rob

[Cary]

Welcome to the forum Richard.

[KP50]

Welcome to the forum DC.

I am liking the name "Richard Cranium".

[richard cranium]

The lurker speaks lol. Welcome!

To me the biggest question in anyone's mind should be why our multitrillion dollar military failed to protect our nation on 9/11. A real investigation into that one thing would cause all the dominoes to fall.

Even without an investigation it should be obvious to anyone who thinks about it just a little that there was complicity.

Just wanted to say thank you for your welcome. I must admit everytime I read your response:"the lurker speaks" I laugh outloud and smile. I didn't realize I was a "lurker". But,as I look back I guess I have been. Oh well,I cannot think of a better place to "lurk"(I still laugh even when I say it!). I hope I get to "lurk" ,and contribute occassionaly,for many years to come. take care. with warmest regards,rc

[richard cranium]

Welcome to the forum DC.

I am liking the name "Richard Cranium".

thanks for the welcome. Yes,the name is unique. I picked it up from a local baseball team named:"My name is Richard Cranium, but my friends call me:"D--- H---" ". When I go to Las Vegas my friends love to page me at the casino. take care,dc

[Carl Bank]

Hi Ritchard and thank you for the huge compliment that it doesn't get
boring to be on this forum while only reading but never taking part
in a discussion. One of the biggest compliments one can make to
a forum staff!

I love the story of the attempts to intercept the professor and his
flubber fueled flying Ford (for all who are new to this forum:
English isn't my first lenguage, but when I get the chance of
making an alliteration, I take what i can get. So be lenient toward me)
This story would absolutely fit into the 9/11 comission report -

Arabs without a ticket fly planes without following the laws of physics,
planes vaporized, boxcutters forced pilots to give up their aircrafts,
unpredictable events were broadcasted before actually happened,
cell phones worked without net connection, hydrocarbon fires melted steel,
the list goes on and on... and somewhere in it anti-gravity vintage cars
were not intercepted by the US Air Force. The plot thinkens, I guess.


puts on the red shoes, yelling "There's no place like home!" 1000 times every day:

Carl

[richard cranium]

Hi Ritchard and thank you for the huge compliment that it doesn't get
boring to be on this forum while only reading but never taking part
in a discussion. One of the biggest compliments one can make to
a forum staff!

I love the story of the attempts to intercept the professor and his
flubber fueled flying Ford (for all who are new to this forum:
English isn't my first lenguage, but when I get the chance of
making an alliteration, I take what i can get. So be lenient toward me)
This story would absolutely fit into the 9/11 comission report -

Arabs without a ticket fly planes without following the laws of physics,
planes vaporized, boxcutters forced pilots to give up their aircrafts,
unpredictable events were broadcasted before actually happened,
cell phones worked without net connection, hydrocarbon fires melted steel,
the list goes on and on... and somewhere in it anti-gravity vintage cars
were not intercepted by the US Air Force. The plot thinkens, I guess.


puts on the red shoes, yelling "There's no place like home!" 1000 times every day:

Carl