dgm,
Thank you for your reply. I respond, bit by bit, as follows:
After contacting United (a couple years ago) and having several responses back and forth, I can confidently say, they HAD it. Why don't you contact them so you don't have to take our word for it?
(I'd look-up the email I got but there would be no way to prove it's authentic, so why bother)
Your response is, in part, informative and, in part, vexing. The informative part is that which appears to indicate United does not have the remains of the jetliner said to have been FL 93. I take it, then, the answer to my question, according to you, is 'no'.
While on the one hand that response is appreciated for its factual nature, I am afraid that response devastates the common myth. Destruction of that wreckage means that evidence has been destroyed. In that circumstance, negative inferences can be drawn in connection with the truthfulness of the common myth.
While supporters of the common myth may not like this and may seek, energetically, to counter it, excuse it, explain it away, and so on, the fact remains, the validity of the common myth is undermined by the failure to maintain that wreckage.
So, the outcome here is clear: The truthfulness of the common myth that FL 93 crashed in Shanksville PA has been undermined by failure to properly preserve wreckage.
So, the outcome here is clear: The truthfulness of the common myth that FL 93 crashed in Shanksville PA has been undermined by failure to properly preserve wreckage.
Stop lying! The reason for this has been explain to you several times. The NTSB investigates ACCIDENTS to improve transportation safety. No one disposed of anything "improperly". How about you source where this was done.
You would do well to maintain a civil tone. Explanation of a false or flimsy reason several times does not make it less false or less flimsy. Your attempt to distinguish "accident" from a "crime" is disengenuous, false and stupid, not necessarily in that order.
Look, grasp this: The NTSB investigates catastrophic crashes. The distinction between accident on one hand and crime on the other does not result in a difference in terms of investigating and determining WHAT happened. Not only that, the main difference between an accident and a crime is that the evidence has to be treated with, if anything, even more care and precision. Yet, in this instance, the fact that it was deemed a crime resulted in the destruction of the evidence.
That is so preposterous, on its face, as to defy any attempt at explanation; and, even worse, to justify the claim that the entire story was false to begin with and then covered up.
When you add your admission that the NTSB did not investigate 9/11, inclusive of FL 93, to the fact that the wreckage for alleged FL 93 has gone missing, you have done nothing other than further undermine the common myth.
Thus, before we are half-way through your post, we have here in front of us, dgm and all other posters, two very serious deficiencies that go right to the heart of the common myth re FL 93:
1--There is no jetliner wreckage.
2--The NTSB conducted no investigation.
Based on those 2 items, the common myth regarding FL 93 cannot be proven neither now, henceforth nor ever. And that, posters, is a travesty.
Your refusing to except the answers does not mean they weren't
If you bother to read.
http://www.internationalskeptics.com/forums/showthread.php?t=70300
Don't be lazy, maybe you'll learn something
Just to add:
http://www.radomes.org/museum/showsite.php?site=Bedford+AFS,+VA
Current Use: Active FAA site, now operating an ARSR-3 search radar. Site also now known as Roanoke. This now-FAA long-range radar site is now data-tied into the Joint Surveillance System (
post 9/11).
The above adds nothing in particular. What you've done in just providing links to another thread, not a post, another thread and a website dealing with some radar installation proves nothing and adds nothing to the discussion. You are, in effect, spamming and seeking to take credit for providing information. You have done no such thing.
Posters, the situation in connection with the common myth as it relates to FL 93 has been hopelessly tarnished and compromised by the information provided to us by dgm.