Why Flight 93?

[tomm]

I guess you better go and tell United that the plane they got back in pieces wasn't Flight 93

How about you show me they got back 95% of Flight 93?

And I suppose in your dream world over 1,000 people can walk about a field collecting plane and body parts for three months without noticing that they were planted too?

I doubt the parts they picked up had "Planted" written on them.

And you had the audacity to ask where my brain was?

Guess you couldn't debunk my last one.

 

[tomm]

There was blood you are wrong on that.

Please show.

The impact of flight 93 looks like it should. Ask any crash expert you want. I was trained by the USAF as a crash investigator, it looked like it should.

Please show.

But a red bandanna made it. Oops, sorry, some things make through crashes, you must not have much experience in high speed aircraft impacts.

But the hijacker's head didn't?

 

[Corsair 115]

...new like red bandanna...

Hmmm, does that mean some of the similar material recovered after the space shuttle Columbia broke up on reentry was also planted? By your reasoning nothing should have survived that.

 

[gumboot]

But the hijacker's head didn't?

1. Throw a scrap of cotton material under a running lawnmower.
2. Throw your head under a running lawnmower.
3. Compare.

-Gumboot

 

[tomm]

Remains from every victim were recovered and positively identified at the shanksville crash site

Maybe I didn't see that part when I skimmed it. Where did it say that?

Killtown is an anonymous adolescent Internet PUNK who planted feces on an image of the crash site.

and allied signal FDR and Honeywell VCR conspiracy has been debunked long ago. guess your late to the show tomm.

Must have been. Link?

Did your parents just recently get you a computer for your 14th birthday? or the Internet found your basement?

Or your life is so miserable you have to resort to personal attacks?

 

[Reheat]

1. Throw a scrap of cotton material under a running lawnmower.
2. Throw your head under a running lawnmower.
3. Compare.

-Gumboot

Can't you tell, he's already done that experiment!

 

[tomm]

So Tomm, if you need to have it explained to you why no one here takes old Killtown seriously after reading that, then we can't help you. No one can.

Yes, explain (without your petty insults please).

 

[tomm]

Hmmm, does that mean some of the similar material recovered after the space shuttle Columbia broke up on reentry was also planted? By your reasoning nothing should have survived that.

A like new red bandanna was recovered from there too?

 

[DavidJames]

Yes, explain (without your petty insults please).

Use the search function. You are the latest in a very long line of CTists who've come here posting the same thing over and over again. You can rise above the usual level of CT nonsense by showing that you are able to actually do honest research.

I'm going to go out on a limb, though and predict you won't. That's a joke, none of your kind do any honest research. But you can prove me wrong.

 

[gumboot]

Yes, explain (without your petty insults please).

Killtown's grip on reality is tenuous at best.

-Gumboot

 

[tomm]

1. Throw a scrap of cotton material under a running lawnmower.
2. Throw your head under a running lawnmower.
3. Compare.

-Gumboot

Please, PLEASE tell me you are not comparing a fully intact bandanna to a scrap of cotton.

 

[tomm]

Killtown's grip on reality is tenuous at best.

-Gumboot

Maybe you guys should start a bash Killtown thread? Start one about any other despised 9/11 truth researcher in your guy's eyes too.

 

[AZCat]

Maybe you guys should start a bash Killtown thread? Start one about any other despised 9/11 truth researcher in your guy's eyes too.

Killtown is fond of starting those himself (at least on the forums where he hasn't yet been banned).

 

[Corsair 115]

A like new red bandanna was recovered from there too?

A helmet, a flight patch, and experiment cannisters containing worms were among the recovered material. The worms, incidentally, survived the descent and impact with the ground. Human remains were also recovered.

By the way, an interesting statistic from NASA about the Columbia's debris: some 84,000 pieces were recovered, totalling 84,900 lbs. and constituting about 39% of Columbia's total weight.

Also, perhaps you ought to define what you mean by "like new." Your interpretation might not match what others would say.

 

[Jonnyclueless]

What is it about explosions that people seem to think everything is vaporized or something?

 

[Slayhamlet]

Please, PLEASE tell me you are not comparing a fully intact bandanna to a scrap of cotton.

A scrap of cotton material, genius. What the hell do you think a bandanna is? Do we have to hold your hand through everything?

 

[Corsair 115]

What is it about explosions that people seem to think everything is vaporized or something?

Hollywood movies and TV shows perhaps?

 

[tomm]

Also, perhaps you ought to define what you mean by "like new." Your interpretation might not match what others would say.

Honestly tell me this doesn't look "like new":

Where's the blood? Where's the signs of shredding from the millions of sharp metal pieces after the explosion? Where is the proof this was recovered from Shanksville coming from Flight 93?

 

[tomm]

What is it about explosions that people seem to think everything is vaporized or something?

Did I say that?

 

[Slayhamlet]

Yes, explain (without your petty insults please).

If you need help understanding Killclown's 5th grade level math error, you are just too far gone. Onto ignore you go.