24-06-2011, 05:42 AM
(This post was last modified: 24-06-2011, 07:38 PM by Peter Lemkin.)
One wonders what SMALL percentage of plane crashes are 'normal' ones [not planned downing by bombs, sabotage, etc.]. One is reminded of the many others we know were black ops.........many of them have strong evidence they were. It is one of the preferred methods of assassination, along with automobile crashes, followed by poisons, bullets and suffocations, et al. Planes are SO easy, as they don't 'naturally' like to stay up and stable - physics tends to want t hem to fall and crash. All on needs to do is cause a small problem, hole, broken cable, sabotages piece of equipment, etc. Sad. I always worriedly look at who is going on my flights into first class...hoping they are not important and no one wants them dead....
NB - very very few have convincingly been shown to have been downed by real terrorists....unless one lists the intelligence agencies, and their cut-outs, as terrorists.:mexican: :gossip:
NB - very very few have convincingly been shown to have been downed by real terrorists....unless one lists the intelligence agencies, and their cut-outs, as terrorists.:mexican: :gossip:
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