On the morning of 9/11, the Canadian arm of NORAD was in charge of defense of American airspace stretching up the East Coast to Tennessee, up through the Dakotas to the Canadian border, including Boston, New York, Washington D.C., and Chicago. This was done due to the NORAD drill Vigilant Guardian, which required both an attacker and defender element, and as part of this Canadian NORAD was assigned as the "Blue Force", which were the defenders, while US NORAD was assigned as the "Red Force", which were the attackers. During the start of the 9/11 events, Canada remained in primary control of defense of this critical and compromised airspace until just after the 2nd tower was hit, and due to the delayed switch-over from Canada to US, and the overall breakdown of the primary chain of command on the US side, this caused a large delay in overall response to the attacks at a very crucial point in the operation.
NEADS was the secondary defenders of this same compromised airspace on 9/11, but was being overloaded with over 12 different hijackings at the time. These hijackings were a mix of live fly hijacking exercises, simulated hijacking exercises, and "potentially" real hijackings, none of which NEADS could differentiate between until after the 2nd tower strike. And it wouldn't of really mattered anyways since almost every single fighter jet that could of intercepted the "hijackings" were out of position on that day as well thanks to the convenient position control created by the drill Northern Vigilance, and the prep for Operation Red Flag, both of which sent a large amount of fighters to Northern Canada, Alaska and Nevada during the hours of the attack. There were 2 fighter jets that were able to somewhat respond, but not until after the 2nd tower was hit, and were then conveniently sent out over the Atlantic Ocean for no reason, allowing for the pentagon to get "struck" without interception.
The 3rd set of eyes in regards of air defense of this region was the National Reconnaissance Office, which on the morning of 9/11 was having a "plane into government building" drill, which was to simulate a corporate jet crashing into one of their campus "towers". During the first tower attack a large majority of the National Reconnaissance Office staff were standing on their lawn as part of the dynamic disaster simulation, and even after returning to their work stations had a large delay in response due to the similarities between their drill, and actual real-world events taking place at the same time in New York. The National Reconnaissance Office wasn't able to even start getting a handle on the situation until about the same time as NEADS, which is around the same time that all the artificial radar blips being created through the various drills running that day, were removed from their tracking screens, but at this point both towers were already hit and the 2 fighters that could of intercepted the remaining hijackings, were instead sent the complete opposite direction from where they needed to be sent.
Is it just me, or does anyone else find it odd that all 3 sets of eyes on this airspace on 9/11, had some type of major distraction element happening which greatly hindered their ability to do their job as required, and in turn created the needed response delay for the attacks to take place as they did? Some may write that all off as just a bunch of bad coincidences, but I honestly feel each agency I mentioned were intentionally distracted during the crucial elements of the attack, to help allow the false flag that is known as 9/11, to take place without interruption, and in turn, maximizing its chances of success.
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My name is Brandon (AKA TruthNow88), I am 35 years old and in live just outside of Toronto in the Great White North known as Canada. I have a 1 year old Cocker Spaniel/Golden Retriever crossbreed named Barkley (otherwise known as Monster... I swear this dogs so hyper it may very well be the key to zero-point energy...). I am a Search Engine Optimization specialist, website designer/analyzer and amateur blogger by day, and a coffee drinking, weed smoking, crypto trading conspiracy theorist by night. I love things that get my brain pumping and am really into politics, economics, world events, conspiracy theories, and more recently cryptocurrencies, as well as TV/movies, travel and I am also a huge fan of comedy in general (as they can't make the world go to war if everyone is laughing). I am somewhat new to the crypto world and Steemit in general but recently decided to try to jump in with both feet and see what happens. So far I am loving the people and concepts that Steemit and the crypto world are creating for the future, and I feel honored to be part of its infancy. Anyways I guess that's about it, and remember let nothing hold you back... FULL STEEM AHEAD!
