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originally posted by: hounddoghowlie
a reply to: sosobad
i clicked on the link in your post is the same as the one in the OP.
in that very same link it says they have not done any work on it.
Until now no work has been done with the black box. It is in the same condition as it was found at the crash site."
so tell me how, if they have not done any work on it can still say that they have proof from the black box?
originally posted by: TonyS
a reply to: angryhulk
I can't claim to be a supporter of Turkey's actions because there simply isn't enough data to tell me what Turkey's pilots were thinking in terms of the positions of the SU-24 vis-a-vis "claimed" Turkish air space. Logically speaking, it makes no sense that the Russian pilots would have intentionally over flown Turkish air space as internationally recognized. But it might be the case that the Russians refuse to recognize Turkey's claim of "Turkey Controlled" or "Turkey Claimed" Syrian air space.
originally posted by: hounddoghowlie
a reply to: sosobad
Adding this before anyone tries to say that Russia is manipulating the data.
right here from your first post.
them saying they have proof, is them plain out lying or "manipulating the data."
www.globalresearch.ca...
Russia Insider reports that the ambush on the Russian U-24 bomber was guided by the US Airforce. In an interview with the Russian news agency Regnum, a Russian military expert said that “A US Air Force Boeing E-3 Sentry AWACS plane took off on 24 November from the Preveza airbase in Greece. A second E-3A of the Saudi Arabian air force took off from the Riyadh airbase. Both planes were executing a common task—determining the precise location of Russian aircraft. It is they that picked the “victim.”
The American E-3A was supposed to determine the activity of the Su-24M2′s onboard targeting radar, to determine if it was in search mode or if it had already locked on to a target and was processing launch-data. It is known that the AWACS can direct the activity of aircraft in battle, conveying information to their avionics and flight computers.
The expert went on explaining the technical details of how the US and Saudi AF planes guided the Turkish F-16s to a sure missile launch in ‘target illumination’ mode, meaning that the radar was turned off as soon as the missile locket into its target.
originally posted by: hounddoghowlie
a reply to: sosobad
did you not read the BBC article saying the flight information appeared to be missing, or the IBT times saying it is damaged and no work done yet.
so how the hell can they say that they have proof? it plain and simple they are lying when they say they have proof.
the Chinese guy and the British guy have probably only witnessed the opening of the box.
Sergey Baynetov, the deputy head of flights safety service of Russia’s armed forces, said that investigators will begin the analysis of the black box Saturday and the results will be released on Monday, local news network Tass reported.
Sergei Dronov, the deputy head of Russian Aerospace Forces, reportedly said during a briefing that Russia has proof that the Su-24 jet did not violate Turkish airspace.
originally posted by: hounddoghowlie
a reply to: sosobad
just quit you know that thatr it did here is the title of the IBT article.
[b]Russian Su-24 Jet Attack: Moscow Has Proof Downed Jet Posed No Threat To Turkey; Black Box Damaged[/b]
originally posted by: hounddoghowlie
so which statement is true?
originally posted by: hounddoghowlie
a reply to: sosobad
then why the hell did you keep going on about 5 of the 8 cards?
stop trying to proof your right, dollars to doughnuts that we never see flight information from russia.
The "black box" reveals and demonstrates how the Su-24 that shot down by air-to-air missiles fired by the Turkish F-16 have not crossed the Turkish border. "In any case, the Russian bomber Su-24 did not constitute a threat for Turkey and its citizens," said Sergei Dronov. "
Adding this before anyone tries to say that Russia is manipulating the data.