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Originally posted by Misoir
Originally posted by pacific_waters
reply to post by Misoir
How you guys sleep at night coming up with all this conspiracy garbage is beyond me. Maybe they are a CIA front. I don't know but u don't either. You make huge leaps of logic that become truth in your minds. Of course they are involved in joint projects. They are an engineering firm. That's what they do. You fill ATS with paranoid fantasies and conjecture. The joos run the world. the illuminati run the world. I spent 3.5 years in the army and realized the government could f*** up a wet dream. No way they could carry out conspiracies at the level you guys imagine. Are they to be trusted? Not on a bet but get real. Everything is not a conspiracy to take over the world. What could BP possibly gain by engineering the spill? They f***** up. Simple enough. That's what people do, f*** up. Their shares have plummeted. the only way things like this won't happen is if we stop using oil completely and then you can kiss the internet and what we euphemistically call civilization goodbye.
You can read and write so you're not illiterate, so I have to ask why you did not understand the only sentence that I posted giving my opinion.
Read it thoroughly, it is quite interesting and very possible.
I never once said it was true because there are other views on the subject. Please read the whole post before you bash me for making 'stupid' threads. I don't believe most conspiracies I just saw this as interesting due to the feedback I got from other ATS members.
What could BP possibly gain by engineering the spill?
thanks for your work on this and i do believe that our government hides things from us but we will get the truth. people are starting to wake up to our government.
Originally posted by SunnyDee
This seems to be a VERY good find. The guy who did his little bit of research seems to have hit something big here.
This is the kind of stuff that our american media should be digging up and talking about, but of course are not.
Why I keep reading ATS.
Thanks for bringing this, this is an important piece of some giant puzzle for sure.
Originally posted by butcherguy
Found this record of an aircraft accident where the aircraft was destroyed, at the reynolds airpark:
The aircraft was owned by a company from New York State, Doyle Henderson Associates (an accounting firm!) piloted by a Pegasus employee.
Henderson Assoc:
I looked up the aircraft model: Schweizer SA 2-37A
It was a quiet surveillance aircraft developed in the 1980's.
The military version was: RG-8A
Details on aircraft model:
Seems weird that they were flying a surveillance aircraft as a private company, no? Especially an accounting firm!
I found a reference on the wiki link above that says the DEA may have purchased the aircraft for their use.
[edit on 11-6-2010 by butcherguy]
Sorry(?)
Originally posted by 4nsicphd
Originally posted by butcherguy
Found this record of an aircraft accident where the aircraft was destroyed, at the reynolds airpark:
The aircraft was owned by a company from New York State, Doyle Henderson Associates (an accounting firm!) piloted by a Pegasus employee.
Henderson Assoc:
I looked up the aircraft model: Schweizer SA 2-37A
It was a quiet surveillance aircraft developed in the 1980's.
The military version was: RG-8A
Details on aircraft model:
Seems weird that they were flying a surveillance aircraft as a private company, no? Especially an accounting firm!
I found a reference on the wiki link above that says the DEA may have purchased the aircraft for their use.
[edit on 11-6-2010 by butcherguy]
Sorry, but a Schweitzer 2-27 is a training glider, some of which were used by the Air Force Academy, the military designation being a TG-7A. It did have a tiny 112 hp Lycoming )-235 piston engine.
To call it a surveillance aircraft is a huge stretch. It was a heavy underpowered motorglider with a total payload of less than 500 pounds including the 2 pilots or pilot and pax. Look at www.sailplanedirectory.com...
The accident was a typical accellerated stall/spin accident. At a 60 degree bank, the aerodynamic stall speed of an aircraft doubles. The accident report staates that the aircraft crashed into a houseboat - probably a Pegasis model by Sumerset Houseboats. Isn't that proof positive of a CIA connection???
Originally posted by Zaanny
If these vehicles were nothing of interest then why have they been edited out of google maps already
Originally posted by Boomer1941
They're at it again folks, I was curious as to where Port Hueneme, Ca. was so I pulled it up on Google Earth, I noticed that the Naval Construction Battalion Center was located there. So as I was perusing around I noticed a pattern on the map and zoomed in and saw literally hundreds if not a few thousand suspected UN Vehicles in storage. Now if some idiot jumps in this thread again with the KIA Crap let me tell you, you are a disinfo agent with one of the alphabet agencies or just plain stupid. I was in the auto business for years and know imports to the US are Not stored sorted to color, in this case all white. Show me red ones, the blue ones, the black ones...lol
Here are the coordinates, check it out... 34° 9'40.08"N 119°12'43.96"W
Have a nice day!
Originally posted by Boomer1941
reply to post by MrSpad
Yeah...ok...whatever you say...lol
Here's some more from Fort Rucker deep in Alabama, are we training foreign combat helicopter pilots too?
31°20'38.91"N 85°41'25.11"W
Originally posted by Boomer1941
reply to post by MrSpad
Yeah...ok...whatever you say...lol
Here's some more from Fort Rucker deep in Alabama, are we training foreign combat helicopter pilots too?
31°20'38.91"N 85°41'25.11"W