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Originally posted by weedwhacker
reply to post by lordtyp0
What is "Flight 595"???
Is this about Northwest/Delta Airlines flight 253, on December 25, 2009?
Or, United Airlines 595?
flightaware.com...
Could you clarify?
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Or, THIS United flight, the one I thought of at first:
www.airdisaster.com...
[edit on 5 January 2010 by weedwhacker]
Originally posted by weedwhacker
reply to post by lordtyp0
OK.
Well, I can, off hand, think of about five or more better and less obvious ways to instigate a "false flag" op, if this is the question being raised.
Since the "rense" article didn't bother to get something as basic as the flight number correct, I'd not be devoting much more attention to anything else they write about it, to be honest.
Credibility is the issue, here.
Sure, details like a flight number may SEEM insignificant, but it goes towards the viability and veracity of the source, in my view.
About the "false flag" notion....is this much different than that OTHER event, in December, with a very similar attempt to ignite an explosive device onboard an American airliner, enroute to the USA???
Anyone remember a scraggly-looking guy named "Richard Reid"????
Shoe. Bomb. "shoebomb"??? "shoebomber"??? Ring any bells?????
December, 2001, in case you're interested in dates.
AND, not the topic, but relevant in view of some recent critiscism directed at the current US President....WHEN the "Richard Reid" incident was unfolding, in December 2001, hten President George W. Bush was on vacation in Crawford, Texas. And did not interrupt his sojourn.
YET, in this instance, the GOP attack dogs came out in full force to criticize President Obama, for remaining on vacation during the Northwest 253 incident.
Is this a great example of hyprocrisy, or what????
[edit on 5 January 2010 by weedwhacker]