REMOTE CONTROLLED HEAVIES

[Vlad]

The 9/11 airplane crashes into buildings in NY and wherever, can easily be explained by the fact that US Gov/NASA, experimented with remote controlled BIG/HEAVY aircrafts, as early as late 1970's.
UNMANNED Boeing 707's were purposefully crashed, in order to witness and film/record the spread of fire during a crash landing.
Documentaries regarding this, can easily be found. Just contact Military, Discovery, National Geographic, History channels and ask for copies of their documentaries, regarding fire control in airplane crashes. Again, unmanned BIG aircraft, such as Boeing 707, four engine jet planes.
If they could accomplish those feats in 1977- 1979 and early 1980's, (remote flying unmanned BIG/HEAVIES, such as 707's), then 9/11, would have been a "WALK in the PARK", for the powers that be.
Furthermoere, their sophisticated unmanned DRONES can also do the killing overseas, nowadays.
Manhattan was just around the corner. Was a good exercise.
The proof is in the pudding: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y33N0raKZBo
A video made in early 80's.

Any questions? Comments anyone?

[christineb1979]

ummm Vlad your saying that it might be Nasa is just controlling that and its not really fault by alqueda?

[Vlad]

ummm Vlad your saying that it might be Nasa is just controlling that and its not really fault by alqueda?

What do you think?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y33N0raKZBo

[Vlad]

Furthermore,

The program was called ICARUS, back in 1970's.

Check it out. Remote controlled air crafts. Big ones, too.

https://www.u-spaceicarus.eu/


Here's some of the cleanest footage we've seen of this famous jetliner crash test. The 1984 Controlled Impact Demonstration (CID) conducted by NASA and the FAA used a remotely piloted 720 jet airliner deliberately crashed on the prepared surface of Rogers Dry Lake at Edwards Air Force Base. Valuable crash data was recorded, and a fuel additive was tested in what became a spectacular fireball in the desert. (Have you subscribed to the Airailimages Channel on YouTube? Thanks! It helps us grow.)
And here's the link to the rest of our Edwards AFB videos: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vVyZeSgxmsw