Quote Originally Posted by PhilosophyGenius
I may be a little slow, but how does this fit in with the 9/11 was an inside job theory.
That depends on your definition of "inside job." There are many. Personally, I don't like that expression. I think it's limiting in the sense that it makes people think that from top to bottom, everything was conceived by elements within the U.S. Government. I think too much information exists that indicates more than just elements within the U.S. Government were involved. Other countries as well.

Luai Sakra was said to be a CIA informant that received "large sums of money" from them. How does that fit into the idea that elements of the U.S. Government have contacts and possibly control deep within "Al-Qaeda?"

What I found interesting about this, obviously, was that according to Luai Sakra, Hani Hanjour didn't pilot the plane. I'm sure there are people in the movement that will say, "This is just a story to account for the impossible maneuver that Flight 77 made." To me, it's just another indication that we don't know what the hell happened on 9/11, and we need a new investigation.