[_Jim]

I saw this kind of thing before after Ft. 587, at OKC, and after other "accidents". This smells.

ALL products of an over-active imagination fueled by a never-ending litany of conspiracy theories offered up on the slimmest of 'evidence' and un-linked factors ...

[Toskrin]

ALL products of an over-active imagination fueled by a never-ending litany of conspiracy theories offered up on the slimmest of 'evidence' and un-linked factors ...

Don't argue the point. That just makes you a part of the plot.

Don't you see? The officials said it's not a conspiracy, so it must be a conspiracy!

[thesummerwind]

ALL products of an over-active imagination fueled by a never-ending litany of conspiracy theories

OK, 'single bullet/Vince died in the park- _Jim'.

[eno_]

ALL products of an over-active imagination fueled by a never-ending litany of conspiracy theories offered up on the slimmest of 'evidence' and un-linked factors ...

Two facts already discredit the official explanation: One, "not terrorism" was the official line from the moment the crash occurred. Second, false reports of "heavy fog" (which the plane would have been well above 7 miles out even if there was any) were planted in the media, and immediately discovered to contradict local weather reports.

France recently and famously banned headscarves in schools. There are now large protests against this policy in several cities in Moslem countries. And Tony Blair is or recently was vacationing near the crash site.

[Burr5]

Well, given that there is a High Probability (according to the US government no less) of Islamic psychos using commercial aircraft to commit mass murder, and given that another Egypt Air jet went down in 1999 with its pilot yelling "Allah Ahkbar!" as he plunged it into the ocean, perhaps we might be allowed a certain hesitancy in swallowing the near-instantaneous conclusion of "no sign of terrorism".

I'm sure Flight 587 crashed in Queens a couple weeks after 9/11 purely by accident as well. That "wake turbulence" story sure makes more sense than a shoe-bomber.