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You guys let us know if those black helicopters are really as quiet as they say, ....... if you can.
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Pat....a plane really hit the Pentagon.
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I'm just saying how any potential video of that event disappeared. |
So, as a student of political science with a focus on terrorism, I can say with almost complete certainty that this was not a terrorism related event. The whole idea behind terrorism is not really to kill, maim, or destroy--but to insight fear in a larger group. So if you blow up a building or shoot down an aircraft somewhere it is scary, but it becomes a great deal more terrifying if you define your target as ie. abortion clinics, or airliners, and publicize your group.
It is extremely uncommon for groups not to take credit for their deeds. The only scenario I can possibly contrive that supports terrorist involvement is a domestic entity taking control of a US military launch facility to field a "missile or other projectile" to down flt 800. The idea is just that, a mere suggestion--although I suppose it could have been done remotely using computers--but probably not in 1996. The simplest solution is most likely the correct one....who said that? Anyone? |
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There's a lot of deniers since it wasn't filmed as broadly as the WTC crashes. There was a plane. I saw it. |
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I can see why the government would not want us to know those kinds of weapons are floating around out there. |
I clearly remember the flight 800 crash and the NTSB investigation that followed. It didn't pass the sniff test to me at the time and I suspect there is a lot more to the story we may never know. It happened about 3 months after my dad was killed in a plane crash so I had a heightened awareness for all things aviation at the time.
In my dads investigation, I believe the NTSB got the facts exactly right and accurately recounted the events leading up to the crash. In Flight 800 it seemed like they took a left turn early on and ignored or discounted some very credible evidence that pointed to a terrorist SAM strike. It would be real interesting to see Bin Laden's Flight 800 files to see if the dots connected. I remember the account from the veteran P-3 pilot. He was career Navy who had witnessed dozens of Stinger launches in combat and had a bird's eye view of Flight 800. He said it looked exactly like a SAM launch and impact ordinance explosion. This is an experienced combat veteran who was a trained observer, at altitude with the sun on his six. Dozens of casual observers in Long Island confirmed his observation with very similar accounts. The radar track is inconsistent with the NTSB account of the explosion and rapid elevation rise. The debris field is inconsistent with NTSB report of the early nose separation. I tend to agree that if it were a terrorist act, the group would want to claim responsibility but we have had other clear terrorist acts where no one claimed responsibility: Backpack bombing during the Atlanta Olympic Games. Clearly an act of terrorism but Rudolph never claimed credit or listed demands. Centennial Olympic Park bombing - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia 2004 Egypt Air Flight 990. The second officer turned off the auto-pilot, throttled down the engines, and deliberately flew the jetliner into the water chanting Allah Akbar! EgyptAir Flight 990 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Boston Marathon Bombing. Two brothers carried out an act of terrorism alone and no one claimed credit until after they were caught. The simple fact is that there are terrorists both foreign and domestic who do not follow the typical terrorist profile, act alone or in isolated groups and intend to maime and kill Americans or westerners for their own reasons, without claiming responsibility to avoid detection. I think the NTSB simply believed this was not possible in 1996 and eliminated the theory of two wild eyed terrorists in a small fishing trawler or pleasure craft launching a pair of shoulder fired Stinger or Russian equivalent SAMs and successfully achieving a direct hit, downing Flight 800. I trust the original account of the P-3 pilot and I think the NTSB blew this one. We may never know the reasons why. |
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Lots of weird stuff on that one, but let's take one incident at a time. They are not all the same. |
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You would think if it was fired from a Navy ship by accident some member of the crew would have come out by now. He would be looking to cash in and make a few bucks. Money is the reason I think most crazy theories are BS. No one can keep a secret these days when so many places will buy your story.
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I've never been able to find anything on it on-line until today, oddly enough. Video of the Attack Pentagon Attack Frame-Up http://911research.wtc7.net/talks/pe...cs/pcstrip.jpg Quote:
I recall quite clearly seeing this video played twice on CNN (on the 12th). It originally had some poorly done computer animation of an airliner which as supposed to be the unedited parking lot camera feed. Wolf Blitzer turned to his stage hands and said, "that's a computer animation of it right?", followed by a bump noise, the camera moving off of him and some confusion ensued on the set. Wolf Blitzer then said that it wasn't the right tape they were suppose to show, and there was a mix up. They continued the show with a choppier version lacking the animated aircraft. Maybe it was something CNN was trying to enhance for the viewers, maybe someone in power realized it wasn't up to snuff and had it pulled. We will never know, I just wish I had my VCR running at that moment because I've never seen that exact clip again. Quote:
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Was Bristol Palin old enough back then to have had a hand in this?
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How sweet, why don't you two boys get a room?:D |
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