9/11 Coincidences (Part Sixteen)

This video provides a good, short presentation by Jim Fetzer of his top ten reasons for doubting the identity of the 19 hijackers. 

What I would like to point out is that at 4:40 of the clip, you can see the security image of Mohammed Atta going through Portland Maine Airport security.  Allegedly, Atta and one other accomplice boarded the short flight to connect with one of the flights from Boston.  There are two time stamps on the image – 5:45:13 am on the center of the image and 5:53:41 at the bottom.  Since when do security images have two time stamps on them?  (Often the press showed the picture, but clipped the bottom, showing only the earlier time stamp. E.g., Newsday and CBS News.)

Assuming one is false, the question is which one is real.  Since security cameras are supposed to catch necesarry indicia of potential trouble or evidence of a crime, it is illogical to think that the time stamp would be placed on the center of the image where it might cover an important part of the image.  So the most likely real time stamp is the one at the bottom.  Therefore, this picture evidence would indicate that Atta and an accomplice were strolling through security at almost 5:54 am on their way to a puddle jumper flight to transfer to a suicide mission flight out of Boston.

Is this credible that after years of planning and preparation, the leader of the hijacking plot would risk (1) a common occurrence of a delay of a short flight (from Portland to Boston) or (2) arriving too late to make the flight that makes the connection?  Add to this that Atta’s father claims the picture is not that of his son and you will find this evidence is hardly credible.

Going back to the top ten reasons for doubting the identity of the 19 hijackers, Jim Fetzer “is an American philosopher and Distinguished McKnight University Professor Emeritus at the University of Minnesota Duluth. Fetzer has published extensively on the nature of science and the theoretical foundations of computer science, artificial intelligence, and cognitive science.  He is also known for his advocacy of the 9/11 conspiracy and Kennedy assassination theories. He has published three collections of studies on the death of JFK, co-authored another on the plane crash that took the life of Senator Paul Wellstone.”  Jim was a captain in the Marines prior to receiving his PhD from Purdue University.