Nashyra
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Tue Sep-28-04 10:57 PM
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| Please google AlQueda and Flt 587 |
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There were several articles in a Canadian newspaper that have indicated that American Airlines 587 was brought down by an Al Queda operative. These articles were written on the 27th and 28th of Aug, Rumsfield discounted them. Many airline personel have never believed that it was an accident. The final report comes out tommorrow and they are blaming the co-pilot, a very good friend of my husbands. I wonder if there is a way to find out if this guy was really on board. There is a flt attendant that is passing the articles around to the crew members in an effort to ge them to give * the boot.
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Tue Sep-28-04 11:19 PM
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| 1. This is interesting, I'll check it out. It should be known to all. It all |
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comes down to the damn media and there lack of professionalism.
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Tue Sep-28-04 11:34 PM
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My husband is really upset that they are doing this to his friend, Sten Molin was the co-pilot.
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Tue Sep-28-04 11:51 PM
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That sure blows the idea that Bu$h*&Co has kept US safe since 9/11.
It was very suspicious that they almost immediately dismissed terrorism as the cause.
Makes one wonder how many other "pilot-errors" have been used to cover-up other "unexplainable" crashes ...
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Wed Sep-29-04 01:21 AM
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| 4. It seems to be the standard cover-up. |
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I read a book about some years ago. I've forgotten the title, but the author was an aviation safety expert. He said that no matter the problem, faulty aircraft parts, poor maintenance, or lack of simple safety procedures, pilot-error always got the blame.
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