Care to show us the wreckage of flight UA93? The plane that supposedly crashed... errr... shot down... what are we supposed to believe?
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Just a few pics from the crash site.....of course I realize that some will say, "How can you prove those pics were taken there?". People like this
wouldnt be satisfied with the authenticity of the photos unless they themselves had been at the crash site and taken them.
The difference here is "Vaporized" leaving no trace... not "disintegrated into millions of small parts.
So some government official said vaporized instead of disintegrated.....are we going to start applying grammar standards to everything? Splitting
hairs with that......
If you have helped on 5 crash sites then you know there is small scraps all over the place.
And there were....
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On their hands and knees, volunteers looking for scraps of Flight 93. One other thing, pieces of flight 93 continue to be found to this day. Because
it crashed into the fill of an abandoned strip mine, the ground was not quite as solid as you might find in your yard or in a forest, one more reason
why it penetrated as deep as it did. And in the fall/winter as the ground frosts and thaws, buried pieces end up surfacing.
TextYes I saw the small area of burnt trees and a little bit of white smoke (white smoke from wood burning... jet fuel plastic rubber etc burn with a
thick acrid BLACK smoke)
And when where those pictures taken? After the fires had been put out....
So jet fuel CAN melt Aluminum but please explain to me how it got hot enough to vaporize it?
Once again, vaporize was a poor choice of words. There were literally thousands of pieces of that jet scattered around the crash site.
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Post Gazette article about the end of the recovery....
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STONYCREEK, Pa. -- The FBI said yesterday that it has finished its work at the crash scene of United Flight 93 after recovering about 95 percent of
the downed airliner and concluding that explosives were not responsible for bringing it down.
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FBI spokesman Bill Crowley said that the largest piece of plane recovered was a shred of fuselage skin that covered four windows -- a piece seven feet
long from a jetliner that was 155 feet long.
The heaviest piece, he said, was a half-ton section of engine fan.
Since it had no more use for it, the FBI turned the airliner debris -- but not the data and voice recorders -- over to United Airlines yesterday.
Asked what United will do with the debris, airline spokeswoman Whitney Staley said, "I don't think a decision has been made ... but we're not
commenting.
No actually the initial report I heard on the radio said a 'few miles away'
And we all know that reporters NEVER make mistakes...just ask Albert Pujols.
As I said that reports is no longer available in the same way mirageofdeceit cannot find his material
Yes, because when the media realizes they've posted an inaccurate story, they retract it. Like the "car bomb" at the State Department that day or
the AP report the Flight 93 had landed in Cleveland....
This sight lists many references to the engine found a great distance from the site.
About 300 yards away from the crash site...short distance for a 1,000 pound piece of wreckage moving at 500 knots. And of course this also lays to
rest any ideas that a Sidewinder brought down Flight 93, because it would have homed in on the engines and blasted them to pieces that would have
scattered over a much wider area. Finding the large chunks of the engines shows that they were intact at time of impact with the ground.
Thats a pretty sweet way to make a post with a bunch of quotes that you snipped to pieces.
Then go to your library and read the articles in their entirety.