"According to an article in the Calgary Herald-Tribune from a month after the attack, fighter interception for stray aircraft actually was a weekly occurrence even before 9-11 : “Today […] fighter jets are scrambled to babysit suspect aircraft or "unknowns" three or four times a day. Before Sept. 11, that happened twice a week. Last year, there were 425 unknowns — pilots who didn’t file or diverted from flight plans or used the wrong frequency. Jets were scrambled 129 times.” [3] Was every one of these 129 intercepts in the year 2000 over the ocean in ADIZ areas, with none over the continental U.S. ? And in the nine years before that too, with the exception of one famous golfer ?"
Réfléchissez Gonzague à défaut d’essayer de dévier la question autour de nos personnes comme de coutume :
"Dans les décennies précédant le 11 septembre, le NORAD a intercepté seulement un avion civil au-dessus de l’Amérique du Nord"
Faux et prouvé.