Posted on 05/22/2016 6:42:53 AM PDT by BenLurkin
Search crews located the data recorders for EgyptAir Flight 804 close to an area where human remains and debris from the crashed flight have been found, an Egyptian government source told CBS News on Saturday.
Egyptian media, including state media, were reporting the same development, CBS News correspondent Holly Williams reports.
Late Saturday, a U.S. intelligence source confirmed to CBS News the data recorders, commonly known as black boxes, have been approximately located by their pings and that recovery efforts were underway.
There has been no official confirmation, and EgyptAir wouldn't confirm or deny that the black boxes have been located, Williams reports.
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They can call it a black box because Orange is the new Black
Where did all the Muzzies come from??
Guyana is sovereign. Can't figure out how they're in this. Wikepedia:
Data from a 2002 census on religious affiliation indicated that approximately 57% of the population was Christian, 28% were Hindu and 7% were Muslims, while 4% of the population did not profess any religion.[39] Most Guyanese Christians are either Protestants or Roman Catholics and include a mix of all races.
When Obama mentioned 57 states it was a freudian slip.
I stand corrected.
Now THAT’S funny!
I should have mentioned, I’m stealin’ your joke graphic. ;’)
The OIC is in charge of choosing our “refugees.”
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Curious....Will you please supply a link for this statement?
This org and its many tentacles has not gotten enough attention.
Just search UNHCR refugees OIC resettlement etc.
Don’t expect to see it reported by our State Dept (who are complicit, their Islam policy is being run by Muslim Brotherhood fronts like CAIR) or in ABCNNBCBS.
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