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If that were true, why did Wallace Miller the county coroner tell the media they found nothing suggesting an airliner had crashed there? No bodies, no baggage, no airline parts?
UA93 was still reporting in on the ACARS system somewhere in Illinois, 30 minutes after it supposedly crashed in Pennsylvania.
originally posted by: AlexandrosTheGreat
Everyone is asking where the bodies are...people should look into the manifests of the flights and the strange circumstances surrounding them. I personally am more or less of the opinion that maybe 15-20 people, if any, died in the four flights on 911. Yea it sounds crazy, but what a better way to pull off what was needed than actually killong hundreds of people.
If that were true, why did Wallace Miller the county coroner tell the media they found nothing suggesting an airliner had crashed there? No bodies, no baggage, no airline parts?
UA93 was still reporting in on the ACARS system somewhere in Illinois, 30 minutes after it supposedly crashed in Pennsylvania.
originally posted by: Salander
a reply to: Hulseyreport
Neither you nor the 911 Commission can prove that planes were hijacked that day.
They and you can repeat the official narrative, but that doesn't prove it to be true. They can repeat the official narrative that Saddam had WMD time and again, but that does not prove it.
Mere repetition of a falsehood does not make it suddenly come true.
originally posted by: Salander
a reply to: neutronflux
Your awkward appeal to emotion falls on deaf ears NF. You spam these 911 threads with your goofy pictures that prove nothing, then come up with this latest.
The radar was spoofed, as Michael Ruppert covered in his book "Crossing the Rubicon" many years ago. Did you know that radar can be spoofed?
Reuters quoted an unnamed security officer as saying that the aircraft had been completely destroyed.[46] Wreckage was scattered over 20 square kilometres (8 sq mi; 6 sq nmi), with the forward section about 5 kilometres (3.1 mi; 2.7 nmi) from the tail, indicating that the aircraft had broken up during flight.[47] Aerial images of the wreckage broadcast on RT indicated that the wings were intact until impact.[48] The debris pattern, combined with an initial interpretation of the aircraft's abrupt changes in altitude and airspeed, reinforced the presumption that the aircraft's tail separated during flight and fell separately
The majority of debris landed near Hrabove, a village located north of Torez in eastern Ukraine's Donetsk Oblast. The debris spread over a 50 square kilometres (19 sq mi) area to the southwest of Hrabove.[7]:53 The fireball on impact is believed to have been captured on video.[64] Photographs from the site of the crash show scattered pieces of broken fuselage and engine parts, bodies, and passports.[65] Some of the wreckage fell close to houses.[66] Dozens of bodies fell into crop fields, and some fell into houses.[67]