I just find it contradictory that Bruce doesn't think H is a reliable source then cites H, as a reliable source.
We've had years of commentary about H by certain people, so people's feelings about H are well known. If H knew the CIA knew about 727 stairs what is the source for H's info? Did anyone ever bother to ask him? Thus we are left in the dark once again while H has been stained with unreliability, but now is quoted as a reliable source ... all in the same gulp!
It's these shifts in POV that I find problematic and difficult to keep up with.
Even though Himmelsbach has made multiple factual errors in his Norjak discourses, and on one occasion has lied - about the letters sent to the media and FBI in the weeks following the hijacking - I don't think I have ever dismissed him totally as a source. Himmelsbach is a mixed bag.
As for his claim that the CIA shared critical information with NWO about the fly-ability of the 727 with the aft stairs deployed, it is buttressed by other information, such as multiple YouTube clips and even a CBS TV film clip showing both the take-offs and flight with the aft stairs deployed. Yes, this occurred after the hijacking, in the main, but it is also supported by comments from Captain Everett Johnson of World Airways.
Plus, the capacities of the 727 were identified by Boeing as a selling point to the military, which we now know from company brochures that were shown to the public at the 2013 COOPER exhibit. Add it all together and it is reasonable to assume that Himmelsbach was accurate on this one point.
At the risk of being snarky, have you guys read my book? This material is spelled out in detail. Yeesch.