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Originally posted by thedman
reply to post by ATH911
Because the plane did not hit nose first - is was on its back at a 40 deg down angle. One of the wings hit first
and dug into the ground.
Originally posted by thedman
reply to post by ATH911
1/3 figure came from Wallace Miller, Somerset Pa coroner, in charge of recovering/identifing the remains
Rest of plane was fragmented - some wound up being buried, usually the heavier pieces, rest scattered around
I think ,and this is only an opinion ,that someone should try holding up a bank with the dreaded boxcutters
Originally posted by NightGypsy
reply to post by 12voltz
Looks like some terrorist cut it in half with his Boxcutter
LMAO! Those box cutters seem to be getting more menacing by the year!
I think ,and this is only an opinion ,that someone should try holding up a bank with the dreaded boxcutters and see how far they get
Originally posted by TupacShakur
Alright guys, I've been doing a little digging on this website that has images of plane crashes, and I'm struggling to find any airplane crashes that have confetti like remains.
Dude I don't even know what I'm trying to convince them, I haven't even established a clear-cut stance on the Shanksville plane crash. There are members of the military giving extremely strong hints that it was shot down, and then a Colonel (whose credentials are questionable) claims that he knows the pilot that shot down Flight 93. Then we have Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld accidentally saying that Flight 93 was shot down.
I usually try to stay out of these threads because I find it a waste of time trying to convince people it on way or another.
Oh I wish that's how the world worked.....my guess is probably because the families of the victims of Flight 93 would be outraged that our own military would kill civilians. But I think shooting it down was 100% justified, as I explained earlier in this thread.
It's quite plausible that military shot it down,but if that is the case why lie about it?I mean we're all grown-ups here ,why not tell us the truth?
Originally posted by TWILITE22
reply to post by TupacShakur
It's quite plausible that military shot it down
Originally posted by vipertech0596
reply to post by ATH911
Thats not a misguided belief. It's a well-established fact.
Originally posted by lernmore
The plane in your OP skidded off the runway on landing and everyone lived..
Are you seriously trying to compare the two?
Think man think.
Originally posted by ATH911
Originally posted by TupacShakur
Alright guys, I've been doing a little digging on this website that has images of plane crashes, and I'm struggling to find any airplane crashes that have confetti like remains.
"Confetti-like" remains is a very relative term. There have been a few high speed crashes that reduced the plane to phone book-sized pieces on average. However the problem with UA 93 is that the FBI supposedly recovered 95% of the plane. Regardless if UA 93 was mostly reduces to small pieces or not, there's been no proof that anywhere close to 95% of the plane was recovered other than the word of the FBI. To compound this problem, we've also been told that after the plane allegedly crash, about 80% of the plane was buried deep in the ground! Of course the only evidence of that was one engine and two black boxes that had supposedly been dug out of the ground. So with UA 93, the real problem of the official story is a LOT of unaccounted for debris.