New Details Emerge About Boeing 737 That Nosedived Into Ground: ‘A Battle For Control’ Of The Plane

https://www.dailywire.com ^ | Mar 22, 2022 | By Ryan Saavedra

[Cowgirl of Justice]

From one of the photo stills, looks like part of the tail is missing.

[raygunfan]

looks like more wreckage actually visible than Shanksville

[ClearCase_guy]

Was a guy in the cockpit complaining about the Snackbar?

[Red Badger]

Yes, we noted that in the plunge video, even though it was fuzzy and far away, it appeared that there was no tail. And there was a ‘flash’ just before the aircraft plunged thru the cloud cover. Lightning?........................

[null and void]

"and the Chinese are providing too much information this time which is uncharacteristic.”

One wonders why?

[woodbutcher1963]

Mrs Woodbutcher showed me a video allegedly of this airliner going straight vertically down towards the ground. Like 90 degrees to the horizon.

[hans56]

No mention of Fang Fang being a passenger. I kneed if the tarter will go to the funeral.

[9422WMR]

“looks like part of the tail is missing.“
That’s a very likely cause of rapid descent!

[Red Badger]

To prove they didn’t ‘accidentally’ shoot it down, ala TWA 800..............................

[Vigilanteman]

Jihadi on board? A good excuse to go ballistic on the native Religion of Peacers?

[Red Badger]

Look at it carefully again. It appears the tail is gone.................

[Red Badger]

In Hawaii?...................

[Yo-Yo]

My tipping is a human-induced event or bought down by rogue missile.

If it were a rogue missile, it would have to have been a large surface to air missile from a fixed or mobile launcher. MANPADS cannot get up to that altitude.

An onboard bomb is more likely than a missile.

[CaptainPhilFan]

And the Pentagon. Hmmm.

[Alberta's Child]

I’ve tuned out the media reporting on this one … because it’s only a matter of time before it’s widely reported that the aircraft was being flown by two Russians who refused to get COVID vaccines.

[Cowgirl of Justice]

Damn. I have been on planes struck by lightning. Not. Fun.

How high up were they? Far up enough to have pressurized, had an instant decompression where people hopefully would have passed out, unaware of their fate?

[rlmorel]

At this point, there is no telling.

I am certain Boeing is crapping their pants, not because they think it is some onboard computer glitch that made it nose dive into the ground, but simply because it is a Boeing aircraft, and after all they have gone through with the 737s this past year, they have to be nearly irrational with fear.

We all know it is likely the communists will lie to the hilt to avoid blaming it on a bomb, poor maintenance, suicide by the flight crew, or a struggle with a passenger in the cockpit.

China is a “shame” society, so they will do everything in their power not to find the truth, but to find the “truth” that will portray them in the best light.

[hopespringseternal]

Lightning rarely causes any more than light surface damage to planes. Certainly not blowing the tail off one.

Losing a tail is massive structural failure usually itself ultimately caused by a control failure taking the plane outside of it’s design limits.

Hydraulics can act weird occasionally. At one point 737s had a problem with their rudder valve that would cause control reversal.

[Rummyfan]

Debris looks like MH117 over Ukraine, and the Chinese are providing too much information this time which is uncharacteristic.

Interesting.