Disco08 said:What's your take mate?
Baloo said:Flight 93 fragmented violently upon impact. Most of the aircraft wreckage was found near the impact crater.[79] Investigators found some very light debris including paper and nylon scattered up to eight miles (13 km) from the impact point in New Baltimore, Pennsylvania.[80] Other tiny aircraft fragments were found 1.5 miles (2.4 km) away at Indian Lake, Pennsylvania.[81] All human remains were found within a 70-acre (28 ha) area surrounding the impact point.[81]
From Wikipedia.
Yeah, this what I read, paper, a cheque and some insulation. The inference from theorists when saying debris was found 8 miles away is that it's parts of the plane debris. Main plane debris was found 300 yards away. Apparently the 8 mile distance is by road! It's 1 mile in a straight line.Baloo said:Flight 93 fragmented violently upon impact. Most of the aircraft wreckage was found near the impact crater.[79] Investigators found some very light debris including paper and nylon scattered up to eight miles (13 km) from the impact point in New Baltimore, Pennsylvania.[80] Other tiny aircraft fragments were found 1.5 miles (2.4 km) away at Indian Lake, Pennsylvania.[81] All human remains were found within a 70-acre (28 ha) area surrounding the impact point.[81]
From Wikipedia.
Disco08 said:Cool.
Popular Mechanics' Debunking 9/11 Myths written in 2005 or a local paper from 2 days after the event. Whch is more credible IYO? Not to mention multiple eyewitness reports.
http://www.flight93crash.com/flight93_eyewitness.html
Disco08 said:All I'm suggesting is a local newspaper report from 2 days after the event should be a reliable record of events.
Come on Disco, initial reports can be wrong. By the same taken the "truth" often comes out in the fullness of time when all information is collated.Disco08 said:All I'm suggesting is a local newspaper report from 2 days after the event should be a reliable record of events.
Disco08 said:Human remains, clothing, seats, engine parts, plastic, paper, etc. Typical airline crash debris.
http://old.post-gazette.com/headlines/20010913somersetp3.asp
It is clearly outside the realm of possibility.
I've posted a lot on this thread. Care to list a few examples of what constitutes "the dubious nature of much you have posted"? Or are you just being deliberately antagonistic?
I also asked you a simple question. Are all the scholars, architects, engineers, pilots and firefighters who have put there names and reputations behind the call for 9/11 truth crackpots IYO? That's what you sad right?
tigertim said:Come on Disco, initial reports can be wrong. By the same taken the "truth" often comes out in the fullness of time when all information is collated.
KnightersRevenge said:I'm not trying to be antagonistic. None of your sources, the few you have referenced, are national newspapers, respected investigative reporters or journals or news shows. Most of the information, which has been shown with little effort to be factually incorrect or unsupported, is found most readily on the 911 conspiracies websites. I haven't slighted any firefighters or engineers. I have slighted crackpot consiracist websites.
KnightersRevenge said:So far it is only crackpot conpiracist websites versus published official reports and live accounts.
SCOOP said:I smell a rat but I don't want to believe it was anything other than a terrible act conducted by mad men with pure evil in their heart.
But I fear it wasn't.
KnightersRevenge said:From Discos source: " Residents and workers at businesses outside Shanksville, Somerset County, reported discovering clothing, books, papers and what appeared to be human remains. Some residents said they collected bags-full of items to be turned over to investigators. Others reported what appeared to be crash debris floating in Indian Lake, nearly six miles from the immediate crash scene."
The article doesn't put specific distances or debris fields together in any coherent way and includes a reference to debris "floating like confetti" which might account for the far flung stuff. And the Indian Lake quote above is one which conspiracists like to use but I can't figure why it is surprising that an upside down jet crashing at maybe 580 mph would throw debris a long way.
Disco08 said:Did you read the article? That's a lot of people to be getting their facts uniformly wrong. We're talking about police reports being reported too.
Disco08 said:The previous paragraph reads:
Finding the flight data recorder had been the focus of investigators as they widened their search area today following the discoveries of more debris, including what appeared to be human remains, miles from the point of impact at a reclaimed coal mine.
this. If after 11 years of believing so many things that have been dispelled today makes one wonder doesn't it. How many other theories are wrong?Baloo said:A lot of people got their facts wrong about the second plane being a military drone/bomber/hologram/grey/no windows as well. You believed them for a while as well but have now chaned your mind.
Isn't it possible that the eye witness facts of some eye witnesses about flight 93 could also be wrong ?
tigertim said:this. If after 11 years of believing so many things that have been dispelled today makes one wonder doesn't it. How many other theories are wrong?