9/11 Eyewitness Comes Forward: ‘New York Port Authority Controlled The Planes’

Monday, August 28, 2017
By Paul Martin

Sean Adl-Tabatabai
NewsPunch.com
August 28, 2017

A first responder who arrived at the World Trade Center on the morning of the September 11 has come forward with new information about who really flew the planes into the Twin Towers.

According to eyewitness Patrick Dillon, he witnessed New York Port Authority chief John P. O’Neill admit that the planes were being “controlled from the ground.”

Dillon was one of the first responders on the morning of 9/11, and helped to rescue a key survivor who was injured from falling debris while protecting a high-level official in the Emergency Command Center bunker.

Intellihub.com reports: Engulfed in a cloud of hot dust, looking for survivors, the brave first responder had worked his way down into the “smoking ruin of steel” by traversing piles of concrete and other obstacles.

During his descent Dillon recalls noticing that most of the steel in ‘the pile’ seemed to be cut at a “45-degree” angle and was primarily found “in about 30-foot sections,” which is atypical of a gravitational collapse from a fire. That’s when Dillon received a call on his radio to go help rescue an injured woman from the control bunker where a counter-terrorism team had assembled after the North Tower collapsed.

The woman was a Czech National who was employed by the New York Port Authority as a “bodyguard” for the Port’s new security chief John P. O’Neill.

“At one point before the South Tower had been hit by an airplane, apparently, she [the Czech National] saw John O’Neill get a call on his cell phone inside the bunker. He listened to the call, clicked off the cellphone and then said to everyone else around the command table, quote, unquote, ‘They are controlling the planes from the ground’,” Dillon explained.

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