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In every other aviation disaster, including those precipitated by terrorism or aviation crimes or piracy, the National Transportation Safety Board examined the tragedy and issued technical, operational and policy recommendations to our government, the airlines, airports, and others. The NTSB does this to enable us to correct the lapses that permitted the tragedy to occur. Indeed, the party most cited as causing or contributing to airline crashes is none other than our own FAA.
No such NTSB investigation occurred nor is forthcoming to examine the 9/11 crashes. Both methods of accountability and correction were lost in the government’s haste to help the carriers’ finances. The failure to deploy the two systems of examination and correction in aviation tragedies,
were deliberately thwarted by our government and airline lobbyists and lawyers have doomed our citizens to suffer future repeated terrorist attacks. Our government has sent the official message that it is willing to protect the carriers and others and their corporate leadership from, and at the expense of, dead Americans, devastated families and a destroyed aviation system.
The government went so far as to protect the multimillion dollar salaries and pension plans of the executives of those companies who failed and refused to follow the security laws and fulfill their responsibilities. I read those companies’ annual reports and press statements. Therein they
bragged that they have no liability or financial obligations because of September 11, 2001. That is a disgrace and a national scandal which will someday be in our schoolbooks next to scandals like Teapot Dome and the “Spoils Conference” that originally established most of our major carriers through illegal government action.
No NTSB Investigation
Originally posted by thedman
The reason for the crashes was pretty clear. Reason
no report was issued was that it was being withheld for use in criminal
trials - much of the evidence collected was released during Moussaiou
trail. Search for it - its been posted.
By law, the FBI becomes the lead investigative agency when airline crashes are the result of a criminal act, and the NTSB provides support when requested. However, the families were advised by FBI officials that the FBI is investigating only the terrorists. Why, then, have we heard nothing from the NTSB?
According to Mary Schiavo, former Inspector General of the Department of Transportation, "In every single aviation disaster, whether there was criminal activity or not, in every single one in the course of aviation history it has been followed -- not only where necessary a national criminal investigation -- but also a National Transportation Safety [Board] investigation into what went wrong in the aviation system so that it never happens again." NTSB experts would examine flight and data recorders, and ATC radar tracking data, as well as evaluate the transcripts of air controller-pilot conversations and study air traffic control service on September 11th. They would have also collected airframe wreckage at the scenes and interviewed eye witnesses. Finally, the NTSB would have assessed survival factors, based on documentation of impact forces, emergency planning and crash-fire-rescue efforts, [39] all of which would have contributed to a better understanding of what happened that morning.
The Pentagon BPS is the only government investigation of the crash of Flight 77 that admits to existing, but it was defined as and limited to an investigation of the performance of the building. There was no investigation into the crash by the National Transportation and Safety Board
Originally posted by LaBTop
You have extensively debated these data here and at the Pilots for 9/11 Truth forums.
originally posted by Ultima 1
Why did the government imped the NTSB from doing its investigation?
ntsb.gov
The terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001 are under the jurisdiction of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. The Safety Board provided requested technical assistance to the FBI, and any material generated by the NTSB is under the control of the FBI. The Safety Board does not plan to issue a report or open a public docket.
Originally posted by ULTIMA1
911commission.gov...
Originally posted by ULTIMA1
1. If we have no official reports, no photos or videos, how do we know for sure it was FLight 77 that hit the Pentagon. Can you actually tell me with 100% garantee that Flight 77 hit the Pentagon with no actual evidence to support you?
Originally posted by ULTIMA1
Why did the government imped the NTSB from doing its investigation?
Its been 6 years and we should have the FBI and NTSB reports on what actually happened on 9/11. But it seems the government had other plans.
No such NTSB investigation occurred nor is forthcoming to examine the 9/11 crashes. Both methods of accountability and correction were lost in the government’s haste to help the carriers’ finances. The failure to deploy the two systems of examination and correction in aviation tragedies, were deliberately thwarted by our government and airline lobbyists and lawyers have doomed our citizens to suffer future repeated terrorist attacks. Our government has sent the official message that it is willing to protect the carriers and others and their corporate leadership from, and at the expense of, dead Americans, devastated families and a destroyed aviation system.
Originally posted by Caustic Logic
This is Mary Schiavo, former DoT inspector General, critic cited by LIHOP truthers, testifying to the 9/11 Commission. Interesting stuff.
But... if as Sciavo says an investigation was still warranted and actively 'thwarted,' this could be telling. They might be hiding something they don't want rank-and-file investigators stumbling across - or it could be a subtle psy-op, ir they WANT US TO BELIEVE they're hiding something so we'll knock ourselves out wondering what.
By law, the FBI becomes the lead investigative agency when airline crashes are the
result of a criminal act, and the NTSB provides support when requested. [37]
However, the families were advised by FBI officials that the FBI is investigating only
the terrorists. Why, then, have we heard nothing from the NTSB?
According to Mary Schiavo, former Inspector General of the Department of
Transportation, "In every single aviation disaster, whether there was criminal activity
or not, in every single one in the course of aviation history it has been followed --
not only where necessary a national criminal investigation -- but also a National
Transportation Safety [Board] investigation into what went wrong in the aviation
system so that it never happens again." [38]
NTSB experts would examine flight and data recorders, and ATC radar tracking data,
as well as evaluate the transcripts of air controller-pilot conversations and study air
traffic control service on September 11th. They would have also collected airframe
wreckage at the scenes and interviewed eye witnesses. Finally, the NTSB would
have assessed survival factors, based on documentation of impact forces, emergency
planning and crash-fire-rescue efforts, [39] all of which would have contributed to a
better understanding of what happened that morning.
Originally posted by ULTIMA1
By law, the FBI becomes the lead investigative agency when airline crashes are the result of a criminal act, and the NTSB provides support when requested.
However, the families were advised by FBI officials that the FBI is investigating only the terrorists. Why, then, have we heard nothing from the NTSB?
"not only where necessary a national criminal investigation -- but also a National
Transportation Safety [Board] investigation into what went wrong in the aviation
system so that it never happens again."
NTSB experts would examine flight and data recorders, and ATC radar tracking data, as well as evaluate the transcripts of air controller-pilot conversations and study air traffic control service on September 11th.
They would have also collected airframe wreckage at the scenes and interviewed eye witnesses.
Originally posted by Caustic Logic
No response yet?
Ultima, perhaps you can help enlighten the rest of us:
1) are you still certain there's a big cover-up with the lack of an NTSB crime scene inv. and reconstruction?
2) What piece is that (or what is it supposed to be) with the plane's serial number on it?
3) What do you think caused the damage at the Pentagon of not Flight 77 proper?
Originally posted by ULTIMA1
1. I never said there was a cover up.
2. We have no FBI or NTSB reports matching any of the aircraft parts found to any of the 9/11 aircraft.
3. I do not have the evidence and reports to tell us what hit the Pentagon.
Where are the flght data recorders from the WTC ?
Originally posted by Caustic Logic
An unrelated question but a very good one nonetheless. It seems they were taken somewhere and never released, and I'd like to know why. This I feel has to prove something, at the least that they want us to think they're hiding something.
Peace.
It seems they were taken somewhere and never released, and I'd like to know why. This I feel has to prove something, at the least that they want us to think they're hiding something.
Peace.
Originally posted by Caustic Logic
Indestructible black boxes: 8 total, three survive (1 at Pentagon, 2 at Shanksville) we're told.
It is suspicious.
NSTB
Over 60 Safety Board employees worked around the clock in Virginia, Pennsylvania, New York, and at our headquarters in Washington, D. C., assisting with aircraft parts identification, searching for and analyzing flight recorders, and working with the air carriers to assist the victims' families.
NTSB
As the crashes of the four airliners on Tuesday are criminal acts, the FBI is the lead investigative agency and will release all information on the progress of the investigation.
NTSB
To ensure that Safety Board investigations focus only on improving transportation safety, the Board's analysis of factual information and its determination of probable cause cannot be entered as evidence in a court of law.