Flight Pundit

The war on terror really did begin on Flight 93 on September 11 2001. The passengers who revolted against the Islamafreakoid terrorists appearently managed to break into the cockpit caused the plane to roll upside down and crash.

The plane began to descend steadily, and the voice recorder continued to pick up the sounds of someone apparently being struck or stabbed, along with groaning, from the cockpit.

The passenger revolt apparently started around 9:57 a.m. One of the hijackers said in Arabic, “A fight?” And the answer came, “Yeah.”

A minute later, the plane started banking wildly to the left and right, as the hijacker pilot apparently tried to throw the rebelling passengers off balance. Sounds of struggle then were heard in or just outside the cockpit.

“They want to get in there,” a hijacker said in Arabic. “Hold, hold from the inside.”

As the struggle continued, one of the hijackers asked, “Shall we finish it off?” Another replied, “No, not yet. When they all come, we finish it off.”

“I’m injured,” someone said in English. Then, seconds later: “In the cockpit. If we don’t, we’ll die.” A person, apparently one of the passengers, said, “Roll it!”

Just after 10 a.m., a hijacker shouted in Arabic, “Allah is greatest!” Then, “Is that it? I mean, shall we put it down?” The reply came, “Yes, put it in it, and pull it down.”

Sounds of the final struggle in the cockpit ensued, with passengers and hijackers shouting as they fought for control of the plane.

“Cut off the oxygen!” a hijacker yelled in Arabic repeatedly before what sounded like a last desperate tussle over the controls.

They knew what was going on- the passengers. They knew about NY and Washington. They knew the plane they were on was going to crash somewhere. They took fate into their own hands and controlled it. May God bless them all.

The transcript (PDF)

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