00:0911 September 2001
00:11A day in human history that changed the map of the world.
00:16In today's detailed review, we will examine in depth the events of that day.
00:21of which there are unconfirmed refutations and witnesses.
00:24We are a reminder of this tragedy and despite all this, it is still found all over the world even after ten years.
00:30Surprised, why would he even look at the Aryans in a completely unbiased manner?
00:35So let's go straight to Hakai.
00:37There's no response from the cockpit. Someone has been stabbed in business class.
00:42I think we've been hijacked
00:45Just imagine a bright and clear morning and suddenly this heart-wrenching situation arises in a flight.
00:53it becomes
00:53This is the last but most cherished memory of Oink, a brave flight attendant on an American Airlines flight from Gayala.
01:01Peshawarana Alphas Tha
01:03These words are not just a recording but the first realization of the horrific reality that laid the foundation of that day.
01:10kept
01:10Part 1: System failures and hijackings
01:14Now let's look at this part of the 9-11 Commission Report
01:18Here we have the basic facts of the three flights.
01:25One thing that's really shocking is that these were all transcontinental flights.
01:31That means they had to travel a long distance from one end of the Bare Azam to the other.
01:35Which simply means that these planes are fully equipped with jet fuel.
01:40was filled
01:41And that's exactly what turned them into flying destructive missiles.
01:46But the biggest question that comes to mind here is why Anees people can so easily bypass aviation security.
01:54how did you beat
01:55These details of security failures are shocking to all.
01:59Many of these hijackers were clearly identified as musketeers by the pre-screening system.
02:03Their bags were prevented from boarding the ship even by walk-through metal detectors.
02:08sound the alarm
02:09But despite all this, he was cleared after just a cursory hand search.
02:16Went
02:16This was a disastrous failure that cost dearly.
02:20And how fast it all happened
02:23Check out this timeline of American Flight 11
02:26Seventeen minutes to spare, take off from Boston
02:29The last minor bachit at eight fourteen
02:31Then just five minutes later at eight nineteen, that call from the daughters that we just mentioned
02:35At 8:46 a.m., Flight 11 crashed into the North Tower.
02:39This Bahran is the first to fly so fast in the sky.
02:42That the rulers on earth have no time to understand this situation and implement it halfway.
02:48was not
02:52Moving away from this failure of the system, let us now turn to this extraordinary human courage which
02:59seen in the air
03:00Flight attendants Betty Ong and Amy Sweeney broke their training protocols.
03:06He bypassed the cockpit and, through ground control, provided extremely important intelligence.
03:14that he even revealed the seat numbers of the hijackers
03:17This was the first and most certain information that reached the rulers on earth.
03:23The condition of the passengers can be gauged from this call made by Peter Hanson, a passenger of United One Seventy Five.
03:30could
03:30I think we're about to fall, they're trying to hit something.
03:35Don't worry, Dad, if this happens, it will all happen very quickly.
03:39These words are not merely a sign of fear, but rather a proof of a heart-wrenching warning.
03:43The passengers had realized what was going to happen and in these last moments they saved their families.
03:49made smart
03:50This is the human aspect of Sanhe which can never be forgotten.
03:54During this time, Barbara Olson made two calls from the flight seat to her husband, then-Solicitor General Ted Olson.
04:03of
04:03and asked what he should tell the pilot to do.
04:06These courageous calls from passengers were not just final goodbye messages.
04:25Now let us move beyond the micro details of these flights and move ten years ahead where we will see the place of this companion.
04:32turned into a memorial
04:33The number 0.5 on the screen indicates the sheer scale of this memorial.
04:40Two large square reflecting pools have been built here from Siak granite.
04:46And each of them is spread over an area of approximately 0.5 hectares.
04:51It represents both the mass of the memorial and the essence of this monument.
04:56The design of this World Trade Center Memorial is extremely primitive.
05:00These pools have been built exactly where the Twin Towers once stood.
05:05North America's largest artificial waterfalls fall in these
05:10The names of the mutasirin are engraved on bronze plates on the sides and hundreds of trees have been planted around them.
05:17The idea is to create a menswear space right in the middle of the busy and hectic life of New York City.
05:24able to provide shelter
05:26The scene on the tenth anniversary of the attacks was extremely emotional and profound.
05:31Amidst the falling down of the houses of the Aapshahars, the names of these three thousand Matasrins were recited loudly.
05:37Relatives of those killed and national political leaders were present at the event.
05:42It was a moment that brought together the sorrow of this entire tragedy and a deep
05:48An atmosphere of respect was established
05:49The fourth and final part discusses geopolitical implications and global power.
05:55Halfway through we come to a very different point
05:59On the one hand, we have the 9-11 Commission Report, which details seat numbers, timelines, and the identity of al-Qaeda.
06:06There is clear evidence that Barharas is a mulvis
06:09But on the other hand, global surveys of 2008 and 2011 on Hiran Kun Toor show that these
06:17Deep holes are found on the haqiqa.
06:20Many people blame these attacks on state actors like the US or Israel.
06:26We are here examining, in a completely different way, the established facts and
06:32What a huge difference there is in global taste
06:34Just look at these numbers
06:36A 2008 PIPA poll surveyed 21 countries and concluded that the origin of Al-Qaida
06:44There is no universal consensus of opinion at all.
06:47Even in the neighboring countries of Niro, the majority of those who considered Al-Qaida to be a shameful person were Shaj Nadir.
06:54could repay by two-thirds
06:55And then a 2011 Pure Research study showed that the majority of Muslims surveyed still believed this.
07:01suspecting that Arabs were involved in this conspiracy
07:04So what is the meaning of all this, this statement of Ishtiyakh Ahmed, an expert in Benul Aqwami relations, in this Surah
07:11Helps to understand the situation
07:12He says that the real thing is that there is anger among the people against the rulers.
07:18And rulers look for ways to channel this anger towards major powers like the United States.
07:24This means that these conspiratorial views and opinions are probably not based on facts.
07:29Rather, it is a means of pacifying local political anger and a result of geopolitical policies like the Iraq War.
07:34The Americans who are born are the embodiment of opposing sentiments
07:38All this brings us to a very important and worrying question.
07:42Ten years after one of the most minutely documented events in human history
07:49Too
08:04It's a fizzy thing
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