Title: "September 11 - The New Pearl Harbor" - Full version (1/3) Source:
[None] URL Source:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O1GCeuSr3Mk Published:Sep 7, 2013 Author:luogocomune2 Post Date:2019-02-03 12:37:52 by BTP Holdings Keywords:None Views:435 Comments:9
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Poster Comment:
We must never forget that the installation of the QRS-11 chip in all commercial aircraft as a means to over-ride the pilots controls in the event of hijacking was the main cause of the events of 9-11-2001. When that chip was activated the planes could be flown from ground control units the same as a model airplane. Only whoever was at the controls had no loyalty to the United States and was certainly intent on causing extreme havoc. The events of 9-11 were an administrative coup d'état and George W. Bush was handed his head on a platter.
We must never forget that the installation of the QRS-11 chip in all commercial aircraft as a means to over-ride the pilots controls in the event of hijacking was the main cause of the events of 9-11-2001. When that chip was activated the planes could be flown from ground control units the same as a model airplane.
I've started watching this and it's interesting, but am dubious that simply installing a chip would turn an aircraft into a remotely piloted aircraft.
To take over an aircraft, a component is required that will accept control signals from an external source. In this age, we do have wifi chips you can plug into your USB port on your PC to accept mouse signals, but 1) those are only short range and 2) this is some 16 years after 2001.
For long range, high altitude aircraft, receiving signals would certainly require some kind of an antenna. The chip would also need to be able to interrupt and circumvent the controls from the cockpit crew. I don't think a single chip would be capable of that. The aircraft control system would likely be required to have that ability built into it via the initial design.
Remote control is obviously possible but doing it with a single chip in the year 2001? I don't buy that.
Remote control is obviously possible but doing it with a single chip in the year 2001? I don't buy that.
Have you ever seen the patent for the chip? And what makes you think that whoever was at the ground control unit did not have access to a powerful directional antenna?
Also there is little proof that a plane crashed at Shanksville, PA. ;)