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How about uncovering the black box? Oh, the Netherlands, a member of NATO is sitting on that egg. Are they trying to hatch the truth or cover it up?
They did you keep trying to say they didn't…I already understand what your doing as you gave it away in an earlier post.
“Weasel wording” consists in using “words and phrases aimed at creating an impression that a specific and/or meaningful statement has been made, when in fact only a vague or ambiguous claim has been communicated, enabling the specific meaning to be denied if the statement is challenged.” … “Some weasel words may also have the effect of softening the force of a potentially loaded or otherwise controversial statement through some form of understatement.” (Gary Jason 1988)
They show this…
originally posted by: Zaphod58
a reply to: intrptr
So again, the people that manufacture the BUK state that the damage is consistent with a BUK-M1, but you know better than they do.
I'm not going to debate with you no more either sir cause you end your debate with a down right LIE the maker buk missiles has not come out and said mh 17 was shot down by one it's products debating with you is the same as arguing with a fool and that's just like playing chess with a pigeon because no matter how good you are at chess the pigeon will just defecate all over the board and prance around like he one. Stick to the facts pal less of the lies and propaganda
Russian arms manufacturer Almaz Antey claims that an older version of the Buk surface-to-air missile found in Ukrainian but not Russian military arsenals downed flight MH17 over east Ukraine.
Mikhail Malyshevsky, adviser to the director general of the state-owned arms consortium, said that the conclusion had been formed by company experts after studying photographs of debris from the crash site.
Damaging elements come from outdated BUK-M1 missile
After analyzing the nature of damage dealt to the aircraft, manufacturer Almaz-Antey came to the conclusion it could only have been caused by one of the missiles from BUK’s older line of defense systems, namely the BUK-M1.
originally posted by: Xcalibur254
a reply to: intrptr
Whoops what? Those look nothing like 30mm cannon holes. This is what damage done by a 30mm cannon looks like. Note how the holes are much larger than any found on MH17.
originally posted by: Xcalibur254
a reply to: intrptr
Whoops what? Those look nothing like 30mm cannon holes. This is what damage done by a 30mm cannon looks like. Note how the holes are much larger than any found on MH17.
So this little gem…
Made those holes?
And what plane was it that did this?
Cannons: impossible. The Su-25 was at minimum 10,000 feet below the 777. This means simply pointing the cannon at the 777 without stalling would have been a challenge. The ballistic trajectory of the cannon fire would have made this worse. The Gsh-30-2 cannon fires a round which travels at only 2800 feet per second, significantly lower than, say, the round fired by a 338 Lapua sniper rifle. Imagine trying to shoot down an airplane with a rifle, from 2-3 miles away using your eyeball, in a plane, at a ballistic angle. If the MH17 was somehow taken out by cannon fire, it will have obvious 30mm holes in the fuselage. None have been spotted so far.