Reply #37: All I know is the "Official" story doesn't wash.

[acmejack]

many people think I'm a half-wit, so that's par for the course :rofl:

I built sensors and control systems, built is kind of figurative I actually had a hand more in integration, test, field engineering, some design, repair, operation and training aspects. So I know the capabilities of the equipment and basically what it is intended to do. I know exactly what it was required to be able to do. Someone had to override a lot of alerts (level one, kind of like a polite excuse me, subdued tone & amber light) and a bunch of alarms (level two, not polite, like a slap in the face, obnoxious buzzer and flashing red light) while all this weird shit was going on. Computer command and control programs hate weird stuff happening, it really upsets them. It is very hard to believe they do not have the capability to recreate the FAA scenario that day, very difficult, indeed.

The question is how stupid are we? I'm gullible but even so, I need something within the realm of plausibility. It would be nice to have someone besides a group of Government yes men too. Slap someone like Ms. Breitweiser on there, someone from the NTSB, you know actually act like you wanted to know the truth.