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Originally posted by Six Sigma
Originally posted by DIDtm
Debris found 8 miles away?
You really don't find anything fishy about this story? Really?
Have you researched what debris were found 8 miles away? If you did, your three questions above would not be necessary.
This plane was shot down by the Happy Hooligans out of North Dakota. Alex Jones talked to the pilots who shot it down with Aim 9 Sidewinders. The story they told you on TV was just another lie to make people feel good. This plane was probably the one they were going to remote control into WTC 7...
The two aging fighters, part of a Fargo, North Dakota-based Air National Guard group known as the Happy Hooligans, were stationed at Langley field just outside of Washington. They were, in fact, the only fighter defense available to Washington on the morning of 9/11. When they were scrambled, unfortunately, no one told the pilots WHY they were being scrambled, so instead of flying over the city, they flew out to sea -- which is was what they had been trained to do (It was assumed that an attack would be from incoming cruise missiles from a Russian sub.). By the time the F-16s got back over Washington, the Pentagon had been in flames for twenty minutes.
Originally posted by weedwhacker
Ladies and gentlemen, may I present what is WRONG with the so-called "truth movement"?
Originally posted by DIDtm
Yes I have.
Debris from the plane. No bigger than a briefcase...as was reported.
Also reported was human remains.
I still am asking the 3 questions.
Originally posted by weedwhacker
Have you looked at PSA 1771? Here's a thread, about two years old, now...discusses it:
Pacific Southwest Airlines Flight 1771 was a commercial flight that crashed in San Luis Obispo County, California, on December 7, 1987.
...[skip]... Like Flight 93, PSA 1771 crashed at high speed after a steep dive leaving an impact crater in the ground and the plane disintegrated in small pieces scattering light weight debris (including vital clues to the cause of the crash) up to eight miles from the crash site.
Originally posted by Six Sigma
What were the debris that were found 8 miles away
Originally posted by weedwhacker
reply to post by GlennCanady
Ladies and gentlemen, may I present what is WRONG with the so-called "truth movement"?
Exhibit "A":
This plane was shot down by the Happy Hooligans out of North Dakota. Alex Jones talked to the pilots who shot it down with Aim 9 Sidewinders. The story they told you on TV was just another lie to make people feel good. This plane was probably the one they were going to remote control into WTC 7...
"Alex Jones"? JOKE.
The "Happy Hooligans"? From the 119th NDANG?? Minot and Fargo, ND?? Fargo, ND, is over 1,000 miles away from Shanksville, PA. OK. let's look into that...they weren't in North Dakota that morning, were on detachment at Langley.
The two aging fighters, part of a Fargo, North Dakota-based Air National Guard group known as the Happy Hooligans, were stationed at Langley field just outside of Washington. They were, in fact, the only fighter defense available to Washington on the morning of 9/11. When they were scrambled, unfortunately, no one told the pilots WHY they were being scrambled, so instead of flying over the city, they flew out to sea -- which is was what they had been trained to do (It was assumed that an attack would be from incoming cruise missiles from a Russian sub.). By the time the F-16s got back over Washington, the Pentagon had been in flames for twenty minutes.
www.roadsideamerica.com...
Rick Gibney wasn't in Langley, apparently...but in Fargo. Over 1,000 miles away.
"remote control"?? Another JOKE.
Folks, this sort of garbage can only mean a few things....the persons spewing it are delusional, or; they wish to discredit YOU (the "truth seekers"), or; they have sick, twisted senses of humor.
In any case, the FACTS speak for themselves...not tools like Alex Jones....
USAF says: "The US Air Force Shot Down Flight 93"
USAF Weapons Load Crew Says One of Our Missiles Is Missing
The following comment was posted to my blog today (I do not know who the author is -- he posted semi-anonymously; so decide for yourself whether or not you believe him):
"I am an Air Force veteran. I was serving at Langley AFB, Virginia on Sept. 11. (not to be confused with CIA headquarters at Langley, VA). The "Alert Squadron" of 4 F-16 Falcons also stationed at Langley AFB was scrambled AFTER the "plane" crashed into the Pentagon. Because of my position as a ground equipment mechanic, I had access to the flightline operations that day. My friends were Crew Cheifs and Weapons Loaders, among other professions on the flightline that day. One of my [unusual] duties that day was to drive a Loader (personal friend) along with a rack of live missiles (AIM-9's and AIM-120's) across the active runway to the Alert Squadron and drop them off. I was towing equipment to the flightline, so when it was time to go back and pick up the Loader (and our missile trailer) I was unable to do so, but another member of my Flight (a good friend, and later roommate) did go. According to my roommate (and I later confirmed with the Loader) the Loader was completely silent most of the trip back to our side of the base, after they crossed the active, he spoke. "They shot one down." JJ replied "WHAT?" Loader:"One of those 16's came back with one less missile than it left with" That was all. As they pulled back in to the squadron area, The loader was whisked away by his commanders for debriefing. I didn't see him for a few days, but when I did, he said he couldn't talk about it, but he confirmed that what my roommate had told me was true.
"The US Air Force shot down Flight 93. I haven't told this to many people. I told my parents and other family members shortly after I left the military. They didn't believe it. I figured no one else would either. I kept my mouth shut. Everyone was dedicated to the president and the country (not really) And anything that went against the Official, media delivered story was viewed as unpatriotic. I knew that I loved this country, so I kept my mouth shut. I just can't do that anymore. I know that I don't have any documents to prove it, and I have no way of knowing where the others involved are now days, so I can't prove anything. All I have is my word. and with God as my witness that is the truth."
A state or federal grand jury should subpoena this eyewitness, along with Col Rick Gibney
(Click link for more background on this testimony.)
Towards the end of that video it looked as though the pilot was trying to overcompensate for something. Maybe a damaged wing? It's as though someone is fighting to keep the plane afloat. If these terrorist took any form of flight training I doubt they would be overcompensating like shown.
If the plane was damaged from another source, could be a missile or could be ammunition, it could have easily damaged a wing or vertical stabilizer from working properly and caused this same effect.
Originally posted by DIDtm
No.No.No.
You see..when the plane crashed, it disintegrated on impact. There was no fire because the plane came in at such a high velocity, the plane must have dumped all of its fuel first. And they did find all kinds of debris. Its just not evidenced in the photos you supplied because you 'picked and chose' what pics to use.
How dare you? They found a drivers license of a FL woman there to Petes Sake. She was on the plane.
How dare you try to pass this off as fact. You should be ashamed of yourself.
(SARCASM) - But thats what your going to hear from others.
Originally posted by nivekronnoco
reply to post by ATH911
Two things before the sillyness starts...Did you imagine that a plane can augur in at the speed and attack angle it was traveling and leave BIG recognizable pieces...That's just ignorant....
Secondly....You've clearly never dug a hole...when you remove dirt from a hole it takes up 5 to ten times the space if you try to put it back...because you've uncompacted it...
In 1990, the reclamation process began: 190,000 cubic metres of soil and dynamited rock were spread over the site, then sewn with grass.
To the casual eye, it looked like solid, consolidated ground but in reality the reclaimed expanse was loose and uncompacted. When flight 93 hit the ground, the cockpit and first-class cabin broke off, scattered into millions of fragments that spread and flew like shrapnel into and through the trees 20 metres away.
A section of the engine, weighing almost a tonne, was found on the bed of a catchment pond, 200 metres downhill.
Some of the plane's cargo was found intact 200 kilograms of mail in the hold, a Bible, its cover scorched but its pages undamaged and later, as the excavation began, the passport of one of the four hijackers.
The rest of the 757 continued its downward passage, the sandy loam closing behind it like the door of a tomb. Eventually these pieces and its human cargo the heroes and the cowards, as a message left at the nearby temporary memorial put it came to rest against solid rock, 23 metres below the surface.
www.theage.com.au...
If anything,there isn't enough visible dirt...clearly some has been trucked away...Which I believe was announced so that it could be sifted to recover the very small pieces of plane and human remains....
Originally posted by surfnow2
What do you think is going to be left when a plane traveling at close to 500 mph is going to do when it impacts almost straight down? The plane will be vaporized.