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General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: Bubbles on May 19, 2016, 09:37:31 AM
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-36309492
My first reaction was " omg another one!"
My other half thought my reaction OTT.
It just feels to me like it happens a lot, but I suppose it doesn't really.
Flying in a jet isn't something I enjoy :o
Another set of relatives hoping and praying desperately :(
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Another awful tragedy!
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Dreadful.
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More bits have been located - as we speak...
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Egyptian authorities are saying it is definitely terrorism, although I don't know how they can be sure.
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Interesting information that hasn't appeared in the mainstream press yet:
http://yournewswire.com/egyptair-plane-flew-through-military-drill-before-dissapearing/
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Sounds as though it's another bunch of nutters up to their usual tricks again, pending on further evidence of course.
ippy
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Interesting information that hasn't appeared in the mainstream press yet:
http://yournewswire.com/egyptair-plane-flew-through-military-drill-before-dissapearing/
And so, probably, did dozens of others.
The aircraft was on a regular route under Greek and Egyptian ATC until it fell out of the sky. At about 35,000 feet it would have been well above any military exercise activity.
A confabulation of a"news" story filled with suppositions and speculation. A red herring.
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Sounds as though it's another bunch of nutters up to their usual tricks again, pending on further evidence of course.
ippy
Those 'nutters' being 'conspiracy theorists', I assume? After all, the latest information re. smoke in a toilet and the cockpit, sounds more like mechanical issues than terrorism. The latter is usually located in a single place.
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INDEED NOW they've found the signals saying all about the plane swerves too which a bomb going off is contradictory to !!!
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And so, probably, did dozens of others.
The aircraft was on a regular route under Greek and Egyptian ATC until it fell out of the sky. At about 35,000 feet it would have been well above any military exercise activity.
A confabulation of a"news" story filled with suppositions and speculation. A red herring.
Obviously a Red Herring. We all know that military missiles are so carefully controlled they could never inadvertently shoot down a civilian aircraft . . . . don't we . . . ?
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Obviously a Red Herring. We all know that military missiles are so carefully controlled they could never inadvertently shoot down a civilian aircraft . . . . don't we . . . ?
I think that you are being a little hyperbolic here. There is a difference between a military exercise and a group of freelance nutters playing with presents from Uncle Putin. This does not mean that the eastern Mediterranean is free of freelance nutters - far from it.
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Those 'nutters' being 'conspiracy theorists', I assume? After all, the latest information re. smoke in a toilet and the cockpit, sounds more like mechanical issues than terrorism. The latter is usually located in a single place.
Read it again Hope, only this time read all of this post of mine you are referring to.
ippy
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Those 'nutters' being 'conspiracy theorists', I assume? After all, the latest information re. smoke in a toilet and the cockpit, sounds more like mechanical issues than terrorism. The latter is usually located in a single place.
Nutters being terrorists I would have thought.
Read today that the smoke detectors went off in the toilet and the cockpit but that this could well have been triggered by mist formed due to a rapid depressurisation. Other indications of cockpit windows being blow out - causing that depressurisation.
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Read it again Hope, only this time read all of this post of mine you are referring to.
ippy
I did originally, and have done again. Don't see any reason to change my position.
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I did originally, and have done again. Don't see any reason to change my position.
Time for new glasses then?
ippy