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Originally posted by Raud
Originally posted by Recouper
"Don't kill us!"
"BANG!"
Well, that seems to pretty much sum it up really, doesn't it.
And you know this from where?
Because you did research yourself to back up and confirm these rumors?
OR:
Because you chose to blindly believe something someone wrote on the internet?
Originally posted by Recouper
Originally posted by Raud
Originally posted by Recouper
"Don't kill us!"
"BANG!"
Well, that seems to pretty much sum it up really, doesn't it.
And you know this from where?
Because you did research yourself to back up and confirm these rumors?
OR:
Because you chose to blindly believe something someone wrote on the internet?
If you watch the footage with the sound up you can hear a guy say "Don't kill us" in Polish and then you can hear a gun shot.
I wasn't referring to something that requires extensive independent research to comprehend. I was talking about footage taken at the scene which has conveniently been analysed and translated in an easy to understand and transparent way.
Sometimes a rock is simply a rock. If you want to come up with something more convoluted, there's nobody stopping you but shouting "that rock is not a rock" in everyones face is unnecessary.
Fact is that Warsaw, which concerns the investigations stands there with empty hands. One does not even know reliably, how many humans actually died with the crash. Only hours after the disaster one had gotten a list from the office of the president, from whom the number resulted of 89 passengers and seven crew members. In first messages from Russia it, it meant 132 humans had on board been. Warsaw reported in this connection, with reference on diplomatic sources, of 3 survivors. But the Polish Secretary of Defense Klich naturally knows now and from where also always that no secret documents were on board and returned the Russians otherwise everything. That the Polish chief public prosecutor's office, which demands chairmen of the Katyn of victim federation and politician of the opposition the resignation Klichs because of handicap of the investigators proves which its statements is worth.
Originally posted by Pax et Intellectus
reply to post by Recouper
Well my Polish office. 10 staff. Have looked at this...and they did not hear those words. In fact they said most of it was to muddled to translate. So put that in yor pipe and smoke it. They have been shocked by this event in their country , but they have all seen these videos and have come up with a different translation to what I have seen here.