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In reply to the discussion: The plane was stolen and landed on a blocked off road [View all]undeterred
(34,658 posts)45. Did Christie have anything to do with it?
I hear he's good at blocking off traffic.
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Where did the poster you are replying to, chillfactor, engage in CS? Please explain yourself. And,
ChisolmTrailDem
Mar 2014
#39
Normally, they would keep the passengers alive and would have had provisions. Remember, the
okaawhatever
Mar 2014
#9
Yes, I now think if it was a hijacking for ransom it went wrong and they're dead. nt
okaawhatever
Mar 2014
#43
High altitude decompression is a risky way to kill people.A mistake and the plane could disintegrate
stevenleser
Mar 2014
#44
That is the stupidest idea on DU since Bush started the Boxing Day tsunami with his weather machine.
LeftyMom
Mar 2014
#12
I'm sure it's really easy to fence a stolen Boeing 777. Nobody would notice at all.
LeftyMom
Mar 2014
#16
*Does not include body repairs, sanding, primer or clear coat. Larger vehicles extra.
LeftyMom
Mar 2014
#21
I had this thought 2 days ago, but didn't post it because I didn't want it locked as a Conspiracy
Ghost in the Machine
Mar 2014
#27
I wonder if there's any abandoned military highways constructed somewhere
riderinthestorm
Mar 2014
#49