1 posted on
11/16/2001 1:05:43 PM PST by
Israel
To: Israel
It's amazing how quickly the Feds and the media went into "only an accident" spin control, implying that anyone who would think otherwise is a nutty conspiracy theorist. Don't they realize how disingenuous they sound? Why in the world would we NOT be suspicious - for God's sake, if someone threatens you over and over, and you are warned repeatedly that more terrorism will come to our land and perhaps our airplanes, and then one falls from the sky in NYC?!? I guess were supposed to be "coincidence nuts" instead of conspiracy nuts.
To: Israel
Two points:
1) These neighbors,however well meaning, can be wrong. Well,I mean, we see what we look for, don't we?
2) Let's face it,it's a lot more exciting to be able to talk (boast?)about a plane that went down in your neighborhood that was brought down by something sinister, instead of one that "just" crashed. I mean, people are keen on listening to your story, the media takes your picture and asks your opinion, you've got something really cool to tell your grandkids 20 or 30 years down the road, etc..
To: Israel
Sonic boom? Plane must have accelerated to 700 mph while it was falling apart.
To: Israel
We were discussing flight 587 at work. A couple days ago I mentioned that finding the severed verticle stablelizer virtually intact, the way it was cleanly shered off, sure made doubts of accident fade in
my mind.
Then last night I hear someone on Hannity & Colmes say exactly what I had said. Now I'm hearing on FOX that the rudder portion of the VS was found floating in the bay, and "experts" are saying that turbulence may be the cause.
I'm not buying accident...yet. There is no way ATC is going to let commercial jets take off that close to one another to blame turbulence. And if the A300 is that fragile, then it doesn't need to be flying passengers at all.
8 posted on
11/16/2001 1:06:07 PM PST by
Budge
To: Israel
I'm no expert chemical analysis and this may seem far fetched. But wouldn't it be something if you were to run out there to one of those engines and take a sample from obvious damaged or burnt areas? Then suppose those samples came up positive for C-4 or some other explosive? Seems we would have a new kind of X-file for Molder and Scully. Nuts Huh?
To: Israel
Accident or no accident, the nation is freaking out and terrorism is alive and well.
To: Israel
I liked the comment by the cop in the article; he said 'I'm a cop, but I have my own theory', meaning of course that because he wears the uniform he's obligated to go along with the federal guv bs, but as a human being he thinks otherwise. Very telling comment.
The witnesses said the plane blew up in mid-air and the pieces went in different directions. They say it all happened very quickly, the pilot didn't even radio distress. The plane stopped its' normal forward trajectory and went straight down, nose first in fact. Our experience with mechanical failures does not fit this profile. Our experience with bombs does fit this profile.
To: Israel
Neighbors Scoff At Theory Crash Was AccidentAnd we all know that "neighbors" are experts at everything......
To: Israel
Personally, my current theory is a sniper with a high-powered rifle, at take-off, in a critical spot on the jet.
Wouldn't be easy to detect after the crash, either.
To: Israel
"I feel, and I've felt it is terrorism."
Classic case of feeling versus fact. Some days, I feel like I can walk on water, but alas that doesn't make it so...
To: Israel
PEOPLE who live around Rockaway's own ground zero are not swallowing the story that this was an accident. Damn! Rockaway must have the highest concentration of engineers and aviation experts of any place in the country!
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