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That is why I am asking you to tell me what did actually happen with some sources.
Originally posted by hooper
What do you mean with some sources? I thought you were trying to debunk the "official story" so aren't you looking for official sources?
Originally posted by hooper
reply to post by K J Gunderson
Look at the OP again. You want to discuss the "official story" yet here we have some newspaper articles quoting people who were simply repeating what they think they heard.
Originally posted by hooper
Most people go their whole lives and never actually see any kind of molten metal, in any quantity, close up.
Originally posted by hooper
Please provide the quotes for all of the above named.
Originally posted by hooper
Sidenote: I do not accept "American Free Press" and "Bollyn" as anything but garbage because of their direct and indirect associations with Holocaust deniers.
Originally posted by hooper
I do not accept anything coming from Holocaust deniers.
Originally posted by ATH911
Do skeptics have an answer to how that section of forest got burned and damaged?
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Originally posted by ATH911
reply to post by hooper
I love simplistic answers from skeptics.
So how did some of the fuel jump up and over the service road to land in the forest and cause an explosion there when the rear 2/3 of the plane (that would include all of the fuel tanks) buried deep into the ground going 580 mph, so fast it "didn't have a chance to burn?"
Originally posted by hooper
There was a fireball caused from the well aspirated fuel in the wings, hence the damage to the trees. The service road was not burnt because dirt roads don't burn.
The wreckage of TWA 800 burns on the Atlantic, as seen in this photo taken from a U.S. Coast Guard rescue boat.
LOL, this is too much. Do you know what happens to fuel with it spills out and splatters from a plane crash? It catches on fire, no matter what surface it's on.
Originally posted by ATH911
reply to post by hooper
I love simplistic answers from skeptics.
So how did some of the fuel jump up and over the service road to land in the forest and cause an explosion there when the rear 2/3 of the plane (that would include all of the fuel tanks) buried deep into the ground going 580 mph, so fast it "didn't have a chance to burn?"