"Screw Loose Change" Lying or... what?

Question

I've seen alot of recomendations on Yahoo Answer to watch, "Screw Loose Change". So, I am now.

In the part where it speaks about Willy Brown getting a warning about not flying the "Screw Loose Change" guy says,

"He still took the flight."

But then goes on to quote the artical which says,
"Whatever the case, Brown didn't think about it again until he was up, dressed and waiting for his ride to the airport for 8 a.m. flight to New York, where he was to attend a state retirement board meeting. That was when he tuned on the TV, and like millions of other Americans, saw the twin towers of the World Trade Center crumble and the Pentagon go" [Part blocked by URL]

Did Willy Brown get on the plane after seeing the World Trade Towers crumble? Did the airlines even allow any new flights to be boarded after that happened? How could he have taken the flight?

I'm not talking about what appeared to be Willy Browns intent. I'm talking about "Screw Loose Change" lying to shape perceptions.

Fallow my questions about "Screw Loose Change" here:

http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AuQ3WjlzyBFBCGGJgMqjGqzsy6IX?qid=20060911063428AApwTW2

"Screw Loose Change" states:
"Strange Loose Change forgets that detail... [edit]"

My comment to that is:
The fact is Willy Brown was warned not to fly that day. It doesn't matter if he decided to listen to the warning or not. Don't change the subject to try and take away from the issue.

Answer 1

I need something more than anecdotal evidence

Answer 2

Do you find the advice he received,not to fly,on THAT day,a normal kind of warning? Apparently so,,:-)=