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Examples of plane crashes with minimal intact wreckage

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Aeroflot Nord Flight 821, Russia, 13 September 2008

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Sosoliso Airlines, Nigeria, 10 December 2005

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Airblue, Pakistan, 28 July 2010

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Golden Aviation, Colorado, 2 October 1970

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Republic of China Air Force, 16 Aug 2010, Taiwan

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Truthers, what are your opinions on these wreckages?
 
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USAF jet, high speed impact, what you see is what is left, small fragments.

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Another military jet high speed impact like the speed Flight 93 impacted at; the largest fragments are in this photo.
 
These were not plane crashes. Someone just dumped a few bits of junk in a field and released a fake press story.;)
 

Which is (arguably) the best example to cite when a troofer starts screeching about United 93; the lack of wreckage, where's the plane in the hole, et cetera. A passenger plane hijacked and intentionally piloted directly into the ground at full speed in a suicide mission, and the end result of the crash looks much the same. Plus, unburnt paper was swirling around the site after the crash, and investigators found the suicide pilot's confession on an airsickness bag that was obviously made of the same indestructible material Atta's passport was. Obviously.

So obviously, David Burke was a CIA asset deployed by them to create an air crash that was obviously a dry run for their 9/11 plot, with the added bonus of giving a later group of CIA assets ammunition to defend the indefensible Official 9/11 Story™. :tinfoil
 
Why would ValuJet Flt. 592 be unfair?

Because they actually found a few large pieces of the aircraft hull and were able to partially reconstruct the air craft. The plane landed in a deep swamp area and fragmented when it hit the bedrock. The difference in how the debris wound up has to do with the fact that the impact was "dampened" both by the water impact, and the layer of peat that sits on top of the bedrock. Unfortunately the passengers weren't so lucky. As I recall, several of them were never identified in the wreckage. Of course some people will look at pictures and reject the notion that anything was there because it wasn't "filmed" or because they "can't see 100 tons of plane" in pictures of the crash site, but consistency is a tough nail to crack with some people claiming 93's site was faked or otherwise.


Which is (arguably) the best example to cite when a troofer starts screeching about United 93; the lack of wreckage, where's the plane in the hole, et cetera. A passenger plane hijacked and intentionally piloted directly into the ground at full speed in a suicide mission, and the end result of the crash looks much the same. Plus, unburnt paper was swirling around the site after the crash, and investigators found the suicide pilot's confession on an airsickness bag that was obviously made of the same indestructible material Atta's passport was. Obviously.

So obviously, David Burke was a CIA asset deployed by them to create an air crash that was obviously a dry run for their 9/11 plot, with the added bonus of giving a later group of CIA assets ammunition to defend the indefensible Official 9/11 Story™. :tinfoil

Good luck ever getting a Shankseville shoot down theorist to even acknowledge its existence... They avoid this crash like the bubonic plague
 
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Why would ValuJet Flt. 592 be unfair?

Because, in RedIbis's world, if there are five air crashes that leave only small pieces of wreckage for the same reason as the reason claimed for UA93 to leave only small pieces of wreckage, but there's one air crash that leaves only small pieces of preckage for a different reason, then that disproves the claim. One inapplicable example always refutes a claim that's only supported by five relevant examples, even if you can't find a single counter-example.

Dave
 
RedIbis, what are your opinions on the other wreckages presented in this thread?

Are they shootdowns?
 
The centre section of PanAm 103 (wings, rear fuselage and tail) at lockerbie left a similar crater (there was a house there as well.....where did it go???).....the only identifiable parts were the aileron and flap screws.
The plane had partially broken up at altitude and wreckage was EVERWHERE but the main section of the aircraft came down in a near vertical dive and left almost nothing.

I lived in Scotland at the time and saw the hole with my own eyes...........

http://blog.nola.com/news_impact/2009/08/large_lockerbie1.JPG
 
The centre section of PanAm 103 (wings, rear fuselage and tail) at lockerbie left a similar crater (there was a house there as well.....where did it go???).....the only identifiable parts were the aileron and flap screws.
The plane had partially broken up at altitude and wreckage was EVERWHERE but the main section of the aircraft came down in a near vertical dive and left almost nothing.

I lived in Scotland at the time and saw the hole with my own eyes...........

http://blog.nola.com/news_impact/2009/08/large_lockerbie1.JPG

The pieces in the crater look like they are about the same size as that car.
 
Because, in RedIbis's world, if there are five air crashes that leave only small pieces of wreckage for the same reason as the reason claimed for UA93 to leave only small pieces of wreckage, but there's one air crash that leaves only small pieces of preckage for a different reason, then that disproves the claim. One inapplicable example always refutes a claim that's only supported by five relevant examples, even if you can't find a single counter-example.

Dave

Every one of those pics contains far more wreckage than the Shanksville site. To believe otherwise is delusional.
 

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