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To: steve-b
"Where did you see evidence of a jetliner crash? I've never seen it. All I've seen is a small, charred hole.. No aircraft parts, no body parts, no fire. Nothing. Same deal at the Pentagon."

Probably believes that the Holocaust was faked, too.
90 posted on 04/28/2006 2:49:31 PM PDT by dhs12345
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To: dhs12345; RobFromGa

I just saw it - a truly excellent film, captures the confusion of the day, the unthinkability of it, and the plain stony violence and inhumanity of the crazed Muslims. The scenes with the passengers saying their good-byes to their families over the phone is the hardest to watch, but it was not played for effect. It was what it was, I think.

And yet there are still people in this country in denial. People who have somehow managed to forget or twist the whole event into some fantastic fantasy.


92 posted on 04/28/2006 2:54:23 PM PDT by livius
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To: dhs12345

I read that thread... pretty unbelievable. I expect the posters trying to cut down on the tin foil frenzy to be tombstoned soon.

If these morons had a clue, they would discover that if an airplane, any size, is exceeding the "never exceed" speed, pieces will fall off of it. Hence a debris field leading to the crash site.

And, airplanes are made of aluminum, not the stuff the black boxes are made of. Go fast enough straight at the ground, and you'll get a hole with very few pieces. Did they expect them to land Flight 93 at normal approach speeds, so the aircraft can be left intact.

Sometimes I think they're a Rovian invention, designed to make the far left look especially idiotic.


229 posted on 04/28/2006 9:07:25 PM PDT by bootless (Never Forget - And Never Again)
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