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No actually it's a lot simpler.. THEY ARE LIERS. That's all. And I don't care what others think.
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A thousand pound object rolls down the hill while bodies and seats and luggage and all go piercing deep into the ground. What a crock of KOOLAID.
Originally posted by thedman
reply to post by longjohnbritches
A thousand pound object rolls down the hill while bodies and seats and luggage and all go piercing deep into the ground. What a crock of KOOLAID.
The fan section of one engine broke off on impact
According to Wallace Miller the forward 1/3 section of the plane (first class cabin) separated on impact from the
rest of the plane - it flew forward into the woods sliding along the ground
Some of the largest pieces of the debris were found here
6 x 7 ft section of fuselage
Fuselage section
Wheel
Rest of the aircraft ploughed into ground at 575 mph
At the speed the debris was smashed unto fragments - seen it my self at plane crash which hit at 350 mph
Not much left when impacted into the ground
Okay so I watched your video. At first speculation, I honestly began to change my opion, I know, imagine that. But after googling that and there actually being a few posts here on ATS about the comparison, I have gathered all the information I needed to completely contradict everything about your theory. Now believe me, I am not here to offend you and nothing of the sort, I just am trying to get to the bottom of this, as I am sure you are so take what I am about to say for what its worth. Flight 1771 was a BAe 146 which weighs about 93000lbs at take off. Flight 93 as you know was a 757 and (as I stand corrected from earlier) weighs about 255,000lbs. Flight 1771 was at a much steeper angle as it crashed (10 degrees) opposed to flight 93's angle (60 degrees) and 1771's flight speed was much faster (something like 720mph) opposed to the slower of the 2 in flight 93. So, how does a larger plane leave less (nearly nothing) in the immediate crash area when a smaller craft hitting nearly vertical leave, MUCH more debris? I just dont understand.
Originally posted by Evanzsayz
reply to post by maxella1
No actually it's a lot simpler.. THEY ARE LIERS. That's all. And I don't care what others think.
It's Liar's, and if you don't care what other people think...why are you posting it on here?
Here is one of the engines being recovered from the crater Here is picture of bin holding recovered aircraft debris filled 10 of them with 60 tons of debris Here are collecting and sorting recovered debris
Rest of the aircraft ploughed into ground at 575 mph At the speed the debris was smashed unto fragments - seen it my self at plane crash which hit at 350 mph Not much left when impacted into the ground
Originally posted by breakonthrough9
reply to post by longjohnbritches
Hey LongJohn,
I always try to come with the facts. The wind theory, I think, has been officially debunked. The only way I can go further is to pay this website - compuweather.com... - to obtain the official OFFICIAL weather in the area that day.
For some reason though, I have a feeling the information won't be accurate. You never know though. But I don't have a bunch of money to invest on this. Most people probably don't believe the "wind theory" enough to actually spend money on that kind of investigation anyway.
Still doing some digging though...never know what you might find that was left behind or forgotten.
Originally posted by SeventhSeal
reply to post by maxella1
I never wondered that because there aren't two.
Dear God, what's with the surge of crazy 9/11 threads lately? This is the most annoying and offensive conspiracy theory out there.
Originally posted by Alfie1
Originally posted by maxella1
Exactly!!
When I find paper with peoples addresses on it, I immediately call the authorities. Because it might have come from a crime scene miles away.
No cover up here.
That is simply your bias and personal incredulity speaking. You haven't actually addressed why light debris cannot travel on the wind several miles.
This aircrash has various similarities to UA 93 and at 8.50 there is reference to debris from that crash "7 to 8 miles away ". Another "inside job" ?
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