Wasn't the film Executive Decision starring Curt Russel giving the 911 terrorists a foolproof blueprint?

Question

This film made by some Hollywood film company helped the terrorists plan out their 911 attacks. About the only difference was the use of much shorter times from take off to direct hit. Isn't the making of such films almost a sure thing for a blueprint to kill?

Ok thanks Smack, like I should take advice from someone who insults me and can't spell properly. And to some of the others who so blindly think that this movie starring Kurt, was not used then think again, no one said that these terrorists were the brightest group in the world, they died remember, so they could have so many, I won't bother with the number, virgins. Sometimes the simpler the plan the better it will work for idiots. Even on the tape that showed Osama being told of the attack he seemed amazed that it went off like clockwork. I stick to my idea, do you think the terrorists used this film as a blueprint?

Another note to Smack, you think to know a lot of ways of killing large numbers of people by terrorist activity. So let's hear your list. Who knows you may be FBI or CIA material.

To Doug W. Thanks Doofess! Tell me something that really has to do with the question I asked that is important. Curt or Kurt or Qurt it isn't that important, what you think of the idea is, or can you think that far in advance Goofess?

Answer 1

It's Kurt. Doof.

Answer 2

Not really. That is quite absurd. Hollywood makes movies about everything and anything. Plus, I doubt very much that terrorists put on a dvd and get out their notepads. It would be like saying Ocean's Eleven is a blueprint for heists, don't think so, just like Executive Decision, it's a terrible movie - but makes for a good reason to down some popcorn.

Answer 3

let me put it this way,when I was a young boy, there was a show on TV called,"It takes a thief". On one such episode,Alexander Monday,the lead character played by Robert Wagner, he was in a jewelry store dressed as a distinguished old gentleman,so he walks up to the counter, and when he walks away whatever expensive object was on the counter disappeared.And what made it exciting to us,both of his hands were behind his back! Well of course they revealed how he did it, and I'll not explain for fear of inspiring a new crop of thieves,but let's just say that we were equally successful copying what we saw.

Answer 4

terrorists dont need blueprints ...use that large melon resting on ur shoulders and think about it ... if you have a deathwish there are many ways to kill alot of people that arnt so elaborate ... the fact that 9/11 was elaborate sugests govt involvment simply because of the logistics involved ... if you really want to see a foolproof blueprint for terrorism google "operation northwoods"

Answer 5

Sure. Just like The Siege did. Or Passenger 57. Or any another movie that gives anybody an idea they hand't already considered.

Answer 6

Stars and thumbs up or down !!! Some people do not realize you can always go back and star the question after you answer it or you can star it and not even answer it.

Answer 7

good question, but I doubt it. If one person could think of it in the states years ago, than someone else could think of the same thing across the globe.

Answer 8

Sure I think it was 2

Answer 9

and the plane was the name as on the tv show lost

Answer 10

Try it Fool