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To: LSUfan
Flight 93 crashed on the morning of September 11, 2001, killing the 33 passengers, seven crew members and four hijackers, after passengers stormed the cockpit and battled the hijackers for control of the aircraft.

Technically speaking, at least some of the crewmembers were killed during the initial takeover and it is quite likely other crew, passengers and hijackers died during the struggle before the crash.

The way it is worded implies that the the passengers were responsible for the crash. I object. The plane was going to crash anyway. All the heroic passengers did was change the crash site from the Capitol to a pasture.

8 posted on 05/06/2006 5:44:48 PM PDT by Restorer
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To: Restorer
All the heroic passengers did was change the crash site from the Capitol to a pasture.

ALL?

29 posted on 05/06/2006 6:33:33 PM PDT by maine-iac7 ("...but you can't fool all of the people all of the time." LINCOLN)
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To: Restorer

The killers brought the plane down sooner because they shit their Islamic ass's during the uprising that's why!


32 posted on 05/06/2006 6:41:26 PM PDT by angcat
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To: Restorer
The way it is worded implies that the the passengers were responsible for the crash. I object. The plane was going to crash anyway. All the heroic passengers did was change the crash site from the Capitol to a pasture.

"United 93" makes that unmistakably clear.

Go see it -- unless one has an "anger management" problem...

44 posted on 05/06/2006 7:21:25 PM PDT by sionnsar (†trad-anglican.faithweb.com† | Iran Azadi 2006 | SONY: 5yst3m 0wn3d - it's N0t Y0urs)
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