NSA Document Flight 93 intercepted coming soon

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It's funny how Roger used a hotmail account and signed his name ... Department of Defense.

Ultima1 said:
Mr. Misner:

Government agencies do not have to submit FOIA requests to other government
agencies to obtain records. Are you seeking this information as a private
individual or on behalf of the Department of Defense?



Tamara Pleasant-Crawford
NTSB, Records Management Division
(202) 314-6540
(202) 314-6074 (fax)



-----Original Message-----
From: publicmail@ntsb.gov [mailto:publicmail@ntsb.gov]
Sent: Monday, June 04, 2007 7:28 PM
To: FOIA
Subject: Public Correspondence

The following request was received from the NTSB web site:
Roger Misner
Department of Defense
painspect@hotmail.com
USA
nochoice

Message:
Information and data on Flight 77 animation from flight data recorder.
September 11, 2001 New York City.


*** THIS FOIA REQUEST REQUIRES A RESPONSE ***
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I expect no document from Ultima.

The fact that you would actually have the balls, the chutzpah, to actually THREATEN us, just shows how full of $### you guys truly are.
 
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fitzgibbon said:
Must be a bitch to drive a mile to work, especially in Winter. Me? I get up, go to the den, fire up my Avid and I'm ready for a day's offlining of television shows. Mmm, mmm, mmm. Commute only gets hairy when there's traffic around the washroom.
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With a full Avid rig, you won't even need central heating when them servers get to cookin'. I hate going in the AVID room here. The air return never works the way it's supposed to. Like a G-D russian bathhouse in there.
 
fitzgibbon said:
Must be a bitch to drive a mile to work, especially in Winter. Me? I get up, go to the den, fire up my Avid and I'm ready for a day's offlining of television shows. Mmm, mmm, mmm. Commute only gets hairy when there's traffic around the washroom.

Suckaaaah! :D
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I live 1000 feet from work. A 3 minute slow walk.

No AVID, just Final Cut and ProfileXP

A/C on the fritz and head office dragging its feet on replacement. Luckily its still freakin unseasonably cold here so we open windows.
 
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You know, between me, Jaydehess, and fitzgibbon we could make a pretty snazzy YouTube conspiracy video what with all the fancy-shmancy NLE stuff we got access to.

And, as we all know, some people think the validity of the information being presented increases with its production value.

How about it Roger? I'll offer my services and we'll make a video and blow up the intertubes! Take that, believers!
 
Mr.Herbert said:
It's funny how Roger used a hotmail account and signed his name ... Department of Defense.
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The following request was received from the NTSB web site:
Roger Misner
Department of Defense
painspect@hotmail.com
USA
nochoice

Message:
Information and data on Flight 77 animation from flight data recorder.
September 11, 2001 New York City.
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lawl. Ya, it'd be a tad more credible if he had used his NSA email(or even an ISP email address rather than a free addy, for that matter)
 
ULTIMA1 said:
3. Official reports from the FAA, FBI or NTSB that match all parts found to the 4 planes.
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Shouldn't that read: "Official reports from the FAA, FBI or NTSB that match all parts found to the 3 other planes" ?

Cognitive Dissonance? You've been droning on for months about how you have this insider knowledge that UA93 was shot down, now you apparently don't even believe it crashed(or existed)? Mind clarifying ULTIMA?

I don't want to get into a debate about it, but have you considered that a shootdown of UA93 does absolutely nothing to prove an Inside Job? At best, it proves the government is stupid enough to act prudently(shooting down a hostile aircraft) and then deny they did, to look instead look incompetant. Makes less sense than your NSA fantasy.
 
JoeyDonuts said:
You know, between me, Jaydehess, and fitzgibbon we could make a pretty snazzy YouTube conspiracy video what with all the fancy-shmancy NLE stuff we got access to.

And, as we all know, some people think the validity of the information being presented increases with its production value.

How about it Roger? I'll offer my services and we'll make a video and blow up the intertubes! Take that, believers!
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And any links and other new material needed, I can shoot on my HiDef camcorder. We put some AE lipstick on that pig, add some SFX, some moosic and kaPOW! New truth for the Millennium!

I like it already!

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Mr.Herbert said:
It's funny how Roger used a hotmail account and signed his name ... Department of Defense.
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I found this also from this site:
http://cache.zoominfo.com/CachedPag...+3:23:35+PM&firstName=Tom&lastName=Dettweiler

AMELIA EARHART SEARCH • CHECK THIS OUT!! NAUTICOS MAKES PROGRESS ON AMELIA EARHART SEARCH : : Two Thirds of the Search Area Covered : : : : Hanover, Maryland - In March and April, a team of ocean explorers from : Nauticos Corporation conducted a deep sea search for Amelia Earhart's lost : Lockheed Electra. The team sailed aboard the R/V Davidson and was supported : with equipment and in-kind services from a number of organizations, : including the U.S. Navy (through a cooperative research agreement with the : Naval Meteorology and Oceanography Command), Rockwell Collins, : Kongsberg-Simrad, and James Cameron - Earthship Productions. : : The $1.7 million expedition was funded largely by Nauticos, with significant : support from private investors. The expedition was led by Elgen Long, famed : aviator and Earhart researcher, author (with his wife Marie) of Amelia : Earhart: The Mystery Solved. Operations were managed by Nauticos executive : vice president Tom Dettweiler, veteran of numerous deep ocean discoveries, : including the Titanic, the Japanese submarine I-52, and the Israeli : submarine Dakar. : : A search area was developed using Nauticos' proprietary RENAV to analyze the : wealth of data collected by the Longs and others. The search was conducted : with a deep-sea sonar system developed by Nauticos called NOMAD, which was : towed near the bottom of the Pacific Ocean at the end of a 10,000 meter : (33,000 feet) steel-armored, fiber-optic cable. Contact Roger Misner, Mr. - DOD located New Oxford PA USA. Telephone: 717-624-9794. SITA: PHIXER. -- Posted 3 July 2002 -- Show all Ads posted by this Advertiser -- To send this Ad to a friend: Click here.
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If you click on his name, it also uses the painspect hotmail account.
 
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