Babe Ruth, on 30 June 2012 - 06:32 PM, said:
And the structure of the supersonic aircraft is far stronger than the structure of a subsonic aircraft, Mass in an eggshell is what a transport category aircraft is. The supersonic F18 is able to penetrate the sound barrier, the other is not. So too Florida sand v. Pennsylvania coal.
Wow, it's like you don't even read what I've written to you. You can drop the 'Pennsylvania coal' bull, I don't think anyone here is so new that they can't see through that extremely deceptive phrase. Or are you asserting that where Flight 93 supposedly went down isn't actually a mine filled with soft dirt, it's actually coal? Another thing you've determined from watching it on the tube? As far as what a transport aircraft can do, rebut Sky's Caspian Airlines crash evidence first, maybe that'll convince me that you might know what you are talking about.
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I don't trust Wikipedia. It is most helpful, incredibly helpful, but that does not make it a source of truth. It is a terrific source of information, but it is not necessarily a source of truth.
So, what is your point about TWA800? Ever read General Partin's interpretation of it?
Ha ha ha, of course you don't trust Wikipedia. You don't seem to trust and don't really engage with anything that might conflict with your opinion. What you won't do is actually provide evidence or make a valid argument why wikipedia is wrong or investigate whether it is correct. Here, let me do the work for you; from the NTSB website:
"The Safety Board does not investigate criminal activity; in the past, once it has been established that a transportation tragedy is, in fact, a criminal act, the FBI becomes the lead federal investigative body, with the NTSB providing any requested support."
Now, do you also mistrust the NTSB website concerning NTSB's policies? And come on man, the point about Flight 800 is right in the quote of yours I responded to. You asked why 'normal procedures' weren't followed by NTSB for the 9/11 flights, and I quoted back to you the evidence that actually NTSB was following normal procedure by handing it over to the FBI, by quoting that from Flight 800 entry. And this policy was in effect before 9/11. But seeing as you don't accept wikipedia or really anything that doesn't fit your notion of what happened I can see how that could be confusing...
You seem to be going downhill in this debate BR. People rebut your assertions and you don't respond to it (how many times now has Sky posted the Caspian Airllines picture that you dutifully ignore, because of course it refutes your assertions about what can and cannot happen when a plane slams into soft ground). You then repeat these same rebutted assertions as if no one has already dealt with them. I've been given things to think about on both sides concerning the Flight 93 crash in this thread; you haven't really given me anything, partially because too much of your evidence is based purely on your opinion.
So I'll bite, prove that the official story is a lie. Good luck with that, you're going to need it; I hope you know what 'prove' means. With evidence and reason only, and without resorting to anything that relies purely on your analysis of the situation, you are not an expert in the relevant disciplines for most of the 'analysis' you've provided so far.