Answer.
Still nothing?
Answer.
Probably just short of the maximum takeoff weight of about 100 tons. So where is 95% of that?
Probably just short of the maximum takeoff weight of about 100 tons. So where is 95% of that?
I don't think Flight 93 crashed in that ditch in Shanksville. There just isn't enough material to account for it crashing in that location.
As for Mr. Herbert's post, what first responders I have or haven't contacted is of no relevance to this topic. You suffer from the preconception that because you disagree with my POV, I could not have possibly done outside research, including speaking with people on the scene, during 9/11. Playing the "who have you contacted" gambit is cheap and transparent.
Whine if I answer your posts, whine if I don't. Is this all you got?
Pardalis said:What about the testimonies of first responders, forensic experts and pathologists?
Recovered at the crash scene of Flight 93:
I am sure this has been said many times but proving that 93 was shot down would prove that it wasn't an inside job.
Why shoot down your own remote controlled plane then cover it up?!?
![]()
and the second engine? and the rest of the 95% of the wreckage that was recovered acording to the FBI?
because the passangers took back controll on the plane, and when they would manage to land, it could have exposed the full operation. so they shot it down.
who knows.
How could they take control of a remote-controlled plane?because the passangers took back controll on the plane, and when they would manage to land, it could have exposed the full operation. so they shot it down.
who knows.
You don't even know the weight of flight 93! The real weight to be recovered is 63.76 tons. - the insulation which blew away on the wind. - burnt parts.
\ [/FONT][/COLOR][/FONT][/COLOR]
I don't think Flight 93 crashed in that ditch in Shanksville. There just isn't enough material to account for it crashing in that location.
What about the testimonies of first responders, forensic experts and pathologists?
I'm interested in an answer to this.