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originally posted by: roadgravel
A few small hot spots doesn't derail the whole effort. Where were the shells fired by Ukraine.
originally posted by: Xcalibur254
a reply to: moobie
Once again the monitors and inspectors are trained to deal with plane crashes. According to the official story the separatists have so aircraft. As a result they shouldn't have any training in dealing with aircraft crashes. So why do they think they need to ensure the safety of the professionals when they have no idea what they're doing? If they're worried about tampering why do we have footage of them looting bodies and cargo? If they're worried about spies what are they hiding in that field?
originally posted by: Zaphod58
a reply to: moobie
There were bodies found in a field hundreds of feet away from any flame, or debris. They laid there for days, and no one went near them. Long after any fire was put out there were bodies laying there untouched. As soon as investigators arrived the rebels suddenly were incredibly concerned about the bodies.
originally posted by: Xcalibur254
a reply to: moobie
It's a wheat field. Even if there are spies in their midst what could there be to hide? It's not like they're preventing these people from being in the area. They're only preventing them access to the crime scene.
originally posted by: Zaphod58
a reply to: moobie
The people that LIVE BY THE FIELDS pointed the bodies out during interviews. They covered them up with blankets and tarps because no one went near them. I'd post the clip again where people talk about bodies falling in the village, and SHOW bodies in the fields, but it's obvious you won't watch it, or will come up done other excuse.
originally posted by: moobie
originally posted by: bigfoot007
originally posted by: moobie
originally posted by: bigfoot007
BBC are now saying that inspectors have been allowed into the area. They also showed some disturbing footage shot allegedly just after the plane came down of rebels searching through luggage and also trying to find the black boxes.
Well they have to identify the bodies, would you prefer the bodies rot in a field whilst the inspectors arrive?
I would think leaving them to rot in the field would be very disrespectful and ripe for disease spreading in the area and makes autopsies harder. I am sure the families wouldnt want that. I know I wouldnt, in fact I would thank them for preserving the bodies.
They only started moving the bodies at the earliest yesterday. And this is what should have been done right at the beginning, exactly as you said. The BBC footage was filmed by the rebels as soon as they got to the crash site right after the plane came down. They made no attempt to collect the bodies, they seemed more interested in finding what they could.
Yeah, intense fire and flames does that. So does artillary from the Ukranian army.
I thought you all knew, jet fuel can melt steel and destroy skyscrapers.
originally posted by: moobie
originally posted by: Zaphod58
a reply to: moobie
The people that LIVE BY THE FIELDS pointed the bodies out during interviews. They covered them up with blankets and tarps because no one went near them. I'd post the clip again where people talk about bodies falling in the village, and SHOW bodies in the fields, but it's obvious you won't watch it, or will come up done other excuse.
I would cover them with blankets too, who wouldnt. Any decent person would.
originally posted by: moobie
The crime scene was at 33,000 ft. ATC radar logs would show what happened up there too, I don't see anything about those being handed over or any demands for them.
I don't think wheat grows that high.