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Originally posted by ATH911
weedwacker, can you think of a rational explanation as to why it took the media about a year to report that most of UA93 supposedly buried?
Originally posted by hooper
you think there is evidence of a conspiracy because the media didn't make a big deal out of the quite understandable notion that when a plane hits the ground at a 40 degree angle close to the speed of sound that some, most, alot, a bit, part of, or any piece is embedded in the ground?
What is so amazing is that you think this is amazing.
By the way, the thing about the assuming the passengers were also all embedded is, well, your assumption. The press really doesn't spend a lot of time explain the rationale behind your assumptions.
Well, was it some, most, alot, a bit, part of, or any piece? It can't be all.
So when did they realize that most of the plane was buried?
Then where were most of the remains speculated to be before the cleanup started?
Originally posted by hooper
Why does the adjective matter? Only you seem to really care.
Why would anyone speculated about the ratio of human remains locations? WHY????
Originally posted by hooper
Why, BEFORE THE RECOVERY STARTED, would anyone speculate about the ratio and the location of the human remains.
Originally posted by hooper
Also, rhetorical question, the answer is no. Same as in Shanksville. Nobody stood around before they started searching and speculated about where the remains would be found.
Originally posted by hooper
Tell you what, you show me where it is common practise at a crash scene investigation where everyone stands around speculating about the ratios and locations of the remains before they actually start looking for them.
Originally posted by hooper
Again show me where it is common practise at a crash scene investigation where everyone stands around speculating about the ratios and locations of the remains before they actually start looking for them.