GregoryUrich
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The GPWS is radar-based and I'll bet it point down when the plane isn't doing acrobatics and since the plane was inverted, the radar was pointing up to the sky.
Good point!
The GPWS is radar-based and I'll bet it point down when the plane isn't doing acrobatics and since the plane was inverted, the radar was pointing up to the sky.
Have you ever, once, just once, just one time, gotten anything right?
1) She was looking at the spot where the fireball rose.
2) That's exactly where the plane she says she saw was headed.
3) That's exactly when the plane she says she saw was there.
4) Several people were looking at that exact spot at that exact time.
5) There was only one explosion and fireball.
6) There was only one airliner.
7) No one saw a different plane there at that time.
8) Your see-saw analogy does not render calculations moot.
9) Grow up. Your behavior is despicable.
Incorrect. There were 4 planes in the immediate vacinity.
1) "UA93"
2) "Fighter Jet 1"
3) "Fighter Jet 2"
4) "UAV"

No, I think it's hilarious that you somehow derive 2 fighter jets and a UAV from that.So you're saying Lee Purbaugh is lying about the "little white plane" and telling the truth about "UA93"?
No, I think it's hilarious that you somehow derive 2 fighter jets and a UAV from that.
They did?So Susan McElwain and other locals like the 3 Seniors interviewed who all describe 2 fighters jets are the liars?
It was a Dassault Falcon 20 business jet owned by the VF Corp.Susan also saw the same 'UAV' Purbaugh saw after the crash. And there are also other published accounts of it like Dale Browning who said "Everybody has seen this thing but no one can tell us what it is."

It was a Dassault Falcon 20 business jet owned by the VF Corp.![]()
No, unless the Falcon looked like a brand new mini van sized UAV hybrid that flew low enough that it was below phone lines.



They did?
It was a Dassault Falcon 20 business jet owned by the VF Corp.![]()
Or mistaken, doesn't really matter. But a "UAV hybrid" flying below phone lines? What the hell for? Bring it on home terrorcell!So then in the video when I show Susan a picture of a Dassault Falcon 20 business jet owned by the VF Corp and ask her if that was the plane and she says "NO" you're saying she's lying?

No, unless the Falcon looked like a brand new mini van sized UAV hybrid that flew low enough that it was below phone lines.
The mystery is solved.
And who makes this "UAV hybrid"? Toyota?
And why would a UAV need to fly below phone lines?
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Or mistaken, doesn't really matter. But a "UAV hybrid" flying below phone lines? What the hell for? Bring it on home terrorcell!
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You're really good! I'll bet that was the same thing that knocked down the light poles at the Pentagon. Now that mystery is solved too.
That's not a "hole in one", that's "two in one". Wow!
Funny, because actual military UAV's fly at very high altitudes to avoid detection. Your "UAV hybrid" is flying 20 feet above the ground on a highway! No one will ever notice that!I thought this was the home of "critical thinking"?
Now why would the military fly a UAV close to the ground below treelines? The most logical answer which requites very little "critical thinking" would be to attempt to keep the number of eyewitnesses to said craft at a minimum.

I don't understand why the moderators tolerate this type of garbage.

Funny, because actual military UAV's fly at very high altitudes to avoid detection. Your "UAV hybrid" is flying 20 feet above the ground on a highway! No one will ever notice that!
I really need to go to bed, but this is just too funny!

