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The voice of the hijacker heard on the hijacked planes’ voice recorder is described as having an accent that matches an Israeli Hebrew accent. Seconds after that audio-related claim is mentioned, further transmissions are referenced in the narrative.
FBI director Mueller, BBC News, and ABC are said to have confirmed that seven of the 19 Muslims whose mugshots were flashed around the world did not die in the nine one one crashes. The account states that these seven individuals are alive and well and are victims of identity theft. The transcript then raises attention to an eighth accused Muslim, stating that this person died one year before the nine one one hijackings even occurred.
The transcript uses these points to introduce a series of questions about identity theft and investigative priorities. It asks who stole the identities of the mentioned individuals and why the FBI is not looking for the person or people responsible for the identity theft. It also focuses on the relationship between the alleged hijackers and the people whose identities were allegedly used.
If the hijackers really were Muslims, the transcript asks why they would steal the identities of fellow Muslims and thereby implicate other Muslims. It questions whether, in that scenario, the hijackers would be more likely to steal Israeli identities and put the blame on Israelis rather than taking identities from Muslims.
In the alternative scenario presented, the transcript asks whether the hijackers were Israelis, and if so, whether they would be more likely to steal the identities of Muslims and put the blame on Muslims. The transcript’s argument structure is centered on comparing these possible identity-theft targets—Israeli identities versus Muslim identities—against the stated identities attributed to the hijackers.
Overall, the transcript links together three main elements: (1) the hijacker voice recorder claim about an Israeli Hebrew accent, (2) the confirmation that seven of the 19 Muslims shown in mugshots are alive and victims of identity theft, and (3) the additional claim that an eighth accused Muslim died one year before the hijackings. It then culminates in questions about the identity theft perpetrator, the lack of FBI pursuit as framed by the transcript, and the implications of who would target which identities depending on whether the hijackers were assumed to be Muslims or Israelis.