
Originally Posted by
RPerry
This makes more sense to me. The same was true with what happened in NY September 11th. Yes, lots of lives were lost, but it could have been much more worse if those buildings had been hit later in the afternoon. instead of over 3,000, it could have been more than 30,000

You think the terrorists tried to
temper 911
They co-ordinated 4 passenger planes to hit specific targets. It must have been a logistic nightmare, I doubt they decided to do it in the morning because it would cause less loss of life - if that was a consideration, they'd have done it in the dead of night.
No, the timing of the attack was a by-product of wanting to cause maximum disruption and loss of lives while bearing in mind the constraints placed upon them by other factors such as military response, airport security, plane time-tables, amount of fuel on each aircraft.
They couldn't have just
decided to do it at a certain time. To a large extent, that had to fit in around the other variables.
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