Reports that Flight 93 was shot down have been vindicated. And, unlike the purported "slip of the tongue" by Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld in December of 2004, this vindication comes as part of the official court record in the ongoing "Gitmo" terrorist trial of Salim Hamdan -- the man accused of being Osama bin-Laden's personal driver and a possible bodyguard for bin-Laden.
Flight 93 was shot down (Part 1)
Pentagon: Rumsfeld misspokeon Flight 93 being ?shot down?
While the government was able to trot out one military officer (just before he retired) to proclaim that Flight 93 was not shot down, independent researchers have found 25 military officers that say it was shot down.
OpEdNews - Article: Twenty-five U.S. Military Officers Challenge Official Account of 9/11
2 categories that support the scenario that Flight 93 was shot down. One category is eyewitness testimony. The other is the debris field.
In addition to Sec Def Rumsfeld, as noted above, other remarks that support the shoot down scenario were made by Vice-President Dick Cheney.
But despite all that happened on 9-11, the question of how the alleged "terrorists" got so lucky to "attack" America while terror/war drills were also operational, in which air traffic controllers were confused by the radar blips on their screens..."is this real world, or exercise?"
It's also curious to note that the London 7-7 bombings occurred on the same day as another "terror" drill was to occur.
Too many "coincidences" to simply dismiss as strokes of luck...This is why it really doesn't matter if a Boeing airliner indeed hit the Pentagon or not, what matters more is the events leading up to the 9-11 attacks, and the London bombings BOTH happening on or during drills, and even FEMA being present in NYC the day before.....
Timothy Stone, the US government's prosecutor, as having asked the alleged terrorism conspirator about the destination of United Airlines Flight 93 -- the only "9-11" hijacked airliner that did not reach its intended target. "If they hadn't shot down the fourth plane it would've hit the dome," Stone, a Navy officer, said in his opening remarks, according to ABC, Reuters, and others.