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Did US Military Shoot Down United Airlines Flight 93 On Sept. 11, 2001?  You Be the judge!

Isn't this proof that the U.S. shot down one of it's own airplanes, United Airlines Flight 93?  Why has every media outlet dropped reference to this telephone call?

http://www.cnn.com/2001/US/09/11/911.call/ We are being hijacked, we are being hijacked!" Cramer quoted the man from a transcript of the call.

The man told dispatchers the plane "was going down. He heard some sort of explosion and saw white smoke coming from the plane and we lost contact with him," Cramer said.

This first telephone call was received by a 911 dispatcher and CNN's article was posted about 10:00 PM on Sept 11.  By 1:00 the next afternoon, the story had changed to the "hero" story and the last reference to the earlier call had truncated the information about an explosion, white smoke filling the cabin, and the plane was "going down."  Note that this man, Thomas Burnett, who brings us the "hero scenario" was reported to have made 4 cellular phone calls to his family but none to 911 emergency people or telephone operators.  This is the later referencehttp://www.cnn.com/2001/US/09/12/plane.phone.call/ Notice then how the LA Times continues the spin by dropping references to the explosion and white smoke, as well as mentions the possibility of a shootdown: The Pentagon denied a rumor, which had swept through the national security community in Washington early on Tuesday, that the U.S. military had shot down the plane to prevent it from striking a target and taking additional lives.

Milliron said that although residents called 911 dispatchers to report a jet flying low over their houses, no residents said they saw a military aircraft or second plane in the area.
http://www.latimes.com/news/nationworld/nation/la-091201pittsb.story

But on ABCNews.com, the military denial of a shootdown was a little more ambiguous:

Pentagon officials have firmly denied to ABCNEWS the widespread rumors that the U.S. military shot down Flight 93 to prevent it from being crashed into Camp David, the presidential retreat in Maryland, or another government facility. "We have not ruled out that,"

Crowley said today when asked about it. "We haven't ruled out anything yet … It's kind of a loaded question." http://more.abcnews.go.com/sections/us/dailynews/wtc_pacrash010912.html

In the days after the plane crash the story gathers more and more details from a series of alleged telephone calls made from the plane to family members. As well, nearly all references to the explosion and white smoke are completely dropped. Note that in this story which was written in the San Francisco Chronicle, how detailed are conversations between family and passengers: http://www.cincypost.com/2001/sep/13/flight091301.html

As the ground investigation began, one of the more telling notes, later to be dropped, was that debris from the airplane was found as far as five miles away from the crash site; further evidence that peices of the plane came off while the plane was very high in the air. Because of the small size of the peices recovered at the crash site, it seems highly improbable that small peices of debris could become airborne after the crash and travelled so far from the crash site:

"Some small spot fires burned on all that remained of the plane. It was total destruction. Not in my wildest dreams would I have imagined that a huge 757 jet could look like that — there was no way to tell it had been a plane. Tiny bits of debris scattered across the fields, into the woods and were even found as far as five miles away.

So far workers have recovered some human remains, pieces of plane seats and seat belts and a few personal items, including checkbooks, clothing and a singed Bible, but investigators said they haven't found anything larger than an ordinary briefcase or telephone book. " http://www.disasterrelief.org/Disasters/010914wtc_penn/

Lastly, note how deftly the story has been rewritten in this audio file from a CNN webcast. In this audio, Lisa Jefferson is the GTE airphone operator who was alleged to have had extensive conversation with the passenger who gave the "let's roll" order to begin the alleged heroic fight for the plane. This is propaganda at it's finest. Unfortunately, it's most likely a fabrication. Click to hear...

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