catsmate
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No they're not. As some checking on missile warheads would show.The metals documented by FBI in their over 30 page report on the pellets were consistent with metals used in US warhead incendiary devices. It is far from unsubstantiated. The Long Island Coroner witnessed them and FBI tested and documented them. FBI illegally failed to return them to the Medical Examiner's jurisdiction.
I'm curious, have you ever testified as an expert witness? I have.You don't seem to understand how forensics work. We've documented the pellets, you've failed to account for them. This was all clearly spelled-out in Sephton vs FBI.
If VietNam fighter pilot Commander Donaldson was murdered using a fast-acting brain cancer because he tried to defend democracy against government traitors what would that make your efforts to attack him?
You've failed to supply and evidence that this statement originates anywhere other than the fetid imagination of conspiracy nuts.Government said all three failed. (In other words they were there). You failed to answer the point how gov could say they failed yet then admitted one identified Navy assets.
Not that you claim in any way affects the fact that only two KH-11 satellites were operational at the time of the unfortunate loss of TWA 800 and neither of them had line of sight to the crash location.
If you were actually interested you could verify this yourself.
But their statements contradict reality and so can be ignored.The three witnesses had no reason to lie.
Why would I try?You're not fooling anyone.
But simple physics shows that the only way an explosion could have caused the claimed effects is if it was of ~5E13 Joules. Which didn't happen.We could ask Wire, and the Angelides' if they felt violent shaking. They were there. You weren't. (How could you "mistake" violent shaking?)
Your input is self-destructively invalid. I'd like to take you before a jury.
Your infallible witness has been proved to be wrong.Saying "infallible" over and over is not a credible response to the classic ordnance flash Mr Meyer witnessed. He was there and credible. You - well...
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