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New TWA Flight 800 film coming out

I wonder how you will defend your position when it turns out that I were correct.

I wonder when and how you will finally undertake to prove your claims correct. As it stands, you are wishing for the impossible and postulating some alternate reality where you're somehow right about it. I won't be part of some fantasy in which you thwart all your critics and obtain some imaginary vindication.

No fringe reset. Your claim was previously made, previously answered, and the historical facts have not changed in the meantime.
 
It's not that I reject all mainstream evidence related to TWA 800. The reconstruction of the wreckage was a monumental job. And the reconstructed plane is even used for education purposes iirc.

That also means that the missile conspiracy theories likely are false. And the official story about an electric spark I strongly doubt too. This leaves a shaped charge as the cause of the explosion in my mind.

As for the plane taking off without any people on board, that could have been tricky yet doable perhaps.

What if there were real victims? Then my conspiracy theory is falsified.
 
Impossible? Surely not with manipulation of the plane. Even remote control of the cockpit would have been a possibility. And radio traffic from another location pretending to be the pilots.
Cool story you have there, science fiction at its best. Could you offer some sort of explanation as to how this took place?

No rocket science needed.
No, rocket science isn’t needed. However, a grade school level of knowledge in aeronautics might help.
 
Cool story you have there, science fiction at its best. Could you offer some sort of explanation as to how this took place?

The crew and the passengers never entered the plane. And then the plane took off with some kind of remote control perhaps. Radio communication was done from another location nearby, with the real crew pretending to be inside the plane.
 
The crew and the passengers never entered the plane. And then the plane took off with some kind of remote control perhaps. Radio communication was done from another location nearby, with the real crew pretending to be inside the plane.

You don't believe any of this. Why not admit it?
 
You don't believe any of this. Why not admit it?

More believable than an electric spark and victims' bodies having the same DNA because their flesh had been fused because the explosion was so strong, as one of the experts claimed.
 
What if there were real victims? Then my conspiracy theory is falsified.

Why not plan your next vacation to a beautiful small town in Pennsylvania called Montoursville. I’m sure they could enlighten you about victims. Or possibly do you bodily harm.
 
And the official story about an electric spark I strongly doubt too.

Those of us in the industry aren't skeptical or suspicious at all about it. Based on your history of argumentation, I doubt you have any defensible rationale for disputing the investigative findings.

This leaves a shaped charge as the cause of the explosion in my mind.

No. Throwing out a random demolition term whose effects and limitations you don't understand is not an argument. Proposing to establish it via elimination (i.e., "This leaves...") is unsupportable and irrational.

As for the plane taking off without any people on board, that could have been tricky yet doable perhaps.

No. Asked and answered. No fringe reset, Lindman.

What if there were real victims? Then my conspiracy theory is falsified.

You give no reason for doubting there were real victims. It's all just a fantasy for you.
 
The crew and the passengers never entered the plane. And then the plane took off with some kind of remote control perhaps. Radio communication was done from another location nearby, with the real crew pretending to be inside the plane.

Pure fantasy -- and impossible. Proposed, asked, and answered long ago. No fringe reset, Lindman.
 
No. Throwing out a random demolition term whose effects and limitations you don't understand is not an argument.

"In July, FBI agents, assisted by British explosives experts who investigated the 1988 sabotage of Pan Am Flight 103 over Lockerbie, explored what might be called the "vanishing bomb" theory: that although no suspicious trace of explosives was found on the wreckage of Flight 800, a small but powerful "shaped charge" might have been used to detonate an explosion in one of the plane’s fuel tanks." -- http://www.iasa.com.au/folders/Safety_Issues/Aircraft_Wire/headonclash.html
 
Why did your quote leave out the part where that hypothesis was tested and rejected because it didn't match the evidence?

As I said, you're just throwing out terms whose effects and limitations you do not understand. That's not an argument.

And your reason for ruling out a shaped charge is...?
 
The source you cited rules it out.

"In a second junked 747 fuselage, this one parked on a military base north of London, five "shaped charges" were detonated to see if they produced tell-tale similarities. They did not." -- http://www.iasa.com.au/folders/Safety_Issues/Aircraft_Wire/headonclash.html

And you accept that as being enough to rule out a shaped charge as cause of the explosion? In what way would a "small but powerful" shaped charge cause a different explosion than an electric spark?
 
And you accept...

You raised the hypothesis of a "shaped charge." When challenged, you produced a reference to others having raised, tested empirically, and rejected that hypothesis. I'm simply referring you to your own sources.

What appears to have happened is that you frantically Googled for "TWA 800 shaped charge" and posted the second link that appeared on the search page without actually reading what it said. Now you're frantically backpedaling and trying to put the onus on your critics.
 
You raised the hypothesis of a "shaped charge." When challenged, you produced a reference to others having raised, tested empirically, and rejected that hypothesis. I'm simply referring you to your own sources.

What appears to have happened is that you frantically Googled for "TWA 800 shaped charge" and posted the second link that appeared on the search page without actually reading what it said. Now you're frantically backpedaling and trying to put the onus on your critics.

It seems that you start your line of reasoning with the idea that a coverup is impossible instead of checking if the official claim really holds when scrutinized closer.

It could even have been a "small and weak" shaped charge. If an electric spark could cause the explosion, so could a tiny shaped charge. And how the experts could rule that out smacks of a coverup.

I hope you at least consider the possibility that there can have been a coverup.
 

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