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Another Plane Crash Reminds Us of the 9-11 Cover-ups

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rostov plane crashDebri of the FlyDubai plane

By Dee McLachlan

Sadly, a few hours ago, 62 people on board a plane flying from Dubai were killed when the plane was trying to land in the city of Rostov-on-Don — about 600 miles south of Moscow. The Boeing 737-800, operated by budget carrier FlyDubai, was making its second attempt to land in high wind and poor visibility when it missed the runway. It erupted in a huge fireball as it crashed and debris was scattered over a wide area.

Let us look back at other aerial disasters.

space challengerThe Challenger exploding in flight on January 28, 1986

It’s been 30 years since the space shuttle Challenger exploded. And August last year was the first time a collection of artifacts and debris was exhibited for the public at the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex.

The shuttle broke apart 73 seconds into its flight over the Atlantic Ocean, killing the seven crew  members. It was flying at about 17,000 mph (Mach 25) when it exploded. The debris was collected from the ocean, and was kept under NASA’S lock and key for nearly 30 years.

On display is a 12-foot section of the Challenger’s fuselage, with the American flag.

challenger 1

The window section of the Challenger’s cockpit.

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This is what remained of MH17 when it crashed over the Ukraine.

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And now…

This is the site (below) where “United Airlines Flight 93” crashed on September 11, 2001, at Shanksville. Please take note of the huge debris field and plane parts.

shanksvilleThe small crater in Shanksville

And take note (below) of the many plane parts from “American Airlines Flight 77” that flew into the Pentagon on September 11, 2001.

pentagonThe Pentagon

The mainstream media dares not to compare these events.

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19 COMMENTS

      • Paul, I recently received, but have not yet opened, a book called “Dorothy” about a crash in Chicago that killed many people just to silence one passenger (wife of E Howard Hunt). I recall that dear old Sherman Skolnick actually sped out to the airport and sleuthed that crash in real time (in the Nixon era).
        I suppose no amount of handing in your drink cans to TSA, or answering questions about Who packed your bag, would have much effect on your safety if there’s a High Value person aboard.

  1. In the pictures I’ve seen of the crash site, I am bewildered by the fact that the fragments are relatively small, and strewn over such a wide area, after a wing tip hit the ground, on landing? wtf?

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