Creative Speculation

She says she Googled "19 arab hijackers 9/11" looking for a Middle Eastern name to use for a character, and up came all this "information" about how some of the hijackers are still alive, that the Saudi government is suing the FBI for stealing the identities of some of their citizens, and that some of the hijackers were professional airline pilots.

She then says that on Day 1, she knew there was no plane crash at the Pentagon; she could see that, and Jamie McIntire said so on CNN. There were "no plane parts there, when there would have been plane parts all over the outside of the building." Furthermore, that section of the Pentagon had just been reinforced with steel and Kevlar, and "an aluminum airplane isn't going to go in there like a missile and leave a hole out the other side of all those rings." And of course, she knew there was no plane crash at Shanksville "because there was no plane crash there."

Every one of those seven claims is bullshit, and if you don't know why, then Google can help you there, too. (If you still need help with any of them, let me know.) I stopped listening there, when she says she paid for a disk drive of FOIA documents to be shipped to her and the postage was $9.11 which she took as a "devine" message of some sort. Woo, she has friends in high places.