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Witness Susan Mcelwain told a reporter she observed a small jet: "It came right over me, I reckon just 40 or 50 feet above my minivan ... it was so low, I ducked instinctively. It was traveling real fast, but hardly made any sound." So from a vantage point of perhaps 50 feet from the airplane, she observed that "it had two rear engines, a big fin on the back like a spoiler on the back of a car and with two upright fins at the side ..." Her statement makes it clear she observed this twin-engine jet on the deck just prior to Flight 93 crashing.
Madjack wrote:Like I said before, building an engine like ours (2.2 or 2200) is a painstaking chore , since there is so few custom made parts. It's frustrating to me too, but that's what I like about doing this engine, it's the challenge.
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If youve ever worked around fighters, you know full well that when throttled back to flight idle (as in when recovering from a dive) they are relitivley quiet. Noise level depends on the throttle setting.
Madjack wrote:Like I said before, building an engine like ours (2.2 or 2200) is a painstaking chore , since there is so few custom made parts. It's frustrating to me too, but that's what I like about doing this engine, it's the challenge.
Madjack wrote:Like I said before, building an engine like ours (2.2 or 2200) is a painstaking chore , since there is so few custom made parts. It's frustrating to me too, but that's what I like about doing this engine, it's the challenge.
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I have worked around fighters and I know full well while maintaining the lowest possible flight speed, which I have witnessed from at least a hundred yards away it is still louder than the witness described it.
91 Sunbird SSE wrote:So from a vantage point of perhaps 50 feet from the airplane, she observed that "it had two rear engines, a big fin on the back like a spoiler on the back of a car and with two upright fins at the side ..." Her statement makes it clear she observed this twin-engine jet on the deck just prior to Flight 93 crashing.
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Konw what this witness is describing?????? I dont know why I dint "click in" earlier. Probably because the mystery aircraft 's primary job is ground-attack. BUT, no reason it couldnt be used for air-attack against a large unarmed target.
2 engines at the back, big rear wing like a spoiler--with 2 upright fins.
Sounds a lot like a warthog
http://www.danshistory.com/a10.html
mikec2003 wrote:91 Sunbird SSE wrote:So from a vantage point of perhaps 50 feet from the airplane, she observed that "it had two rear engines, a big fin on the back like a spoiler on the back of a car and with two upright fins at the side ..." Her statement makes it clear she observed this twin-engine jet on the deck just prior to Flight 93 crashing.
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Konw what this witness is describing?????? I dont know why I dint "click in" earlier. Probably because the mystery aircraft 's primary job is ground-attack. BUT, no reason it couldnt be used for air-attack against a large unarmed target.
2 engines at the back, big rear wing like a spoiler--with 2 upright fins.
Sounds a lot like a warthog
http://www.danshistory.com/a10.html
care to explain why we would send a ground attack plane, with very little air to air capabilities after another airplane, thats just dumb
my question is this. If you people honestly beleive that our governement murdered over 3000 people to rally support for a war (which btw would have rallied support for war in afghanistan not iraq, which the fighinng in afghanistan was already in favor anyways), then how could you still live in this country and not be so disgusted with it that you leave. I know i sure would
GAM (The Kilted One) wrote:I don't live in the country.Thank you! That's the most obvious thing about all of that. Those two towers both fell straight down! STRAIGHT DOWN! And in all of the videos it sure as hell looks like one of those planned implosions.
Look, Pentagon very simple: aircraft have hit mountains and left more debris, either the pentagon has a Level 60 mage with a staff of aircraft hole making and vaporisation, or something else hit it.
The debris that was left behind was pretty clearly NOT 757 debris. (Loose Change 2nd edition details the information pretty clearly, 757 engine rings have triangular vents, the ones recovered at the Pentagon were the wrong size, and had oval vents)
The Twin Towers: the structural steel used in the building structural core was designed to not deform under load during a fire @ 3500 degrees for 6 hours. The fires were about 1500 degrees, and only went for 1.5 hours. Also, with the kind of damage inflicted on both buildings (ie, damage on one-two sides) the building would have been forced to collapse on an angle, yet the collapse was lateral and for the most part, plumb.
lilbit01: your friend may well have seen AN aircraft, but a 757? As well, with humans that were alive at the time?
Watch the movie. If you decide to not believe it at that point, and have no doubts, I have a bridge to sell you.
91 Sunbird SSE wrote:So from a vantage point of perhaps 50 feet from the airplane, she observed that "it had two rear engines, a big fin on the back like a spoiler on the back of a car and with two upright fins at the side ..." Her statement makes it clear she observed this twin-engine jet on the deck just prior to Flight 93 crashing.
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Konw what this witness is describing?????? I dont know why I dint "click in" earlier. Probably because the mystery aircraft 's primary job is ground-attack. BUT, no reason it couldnt be used for air-attack against a large unarmed target.
2 engines at the back, big rear wing like a spoiler--with 2 upright fins.
Sounds a lot like a warthog
http://www.danshistory.com/a10.html
Madjack wrote:Like I said before, building an engine like ours (2.2 or 2200) is a painstaking chore , since there is so few custom made parts. It's frustrating to me too, but that's what I like about doing this engine, it's the challenge.
JuggaloZeke wrote:Jackalope, live a little. Life is no fun if you believe everything you're told. If we did that we'd still think the Earth was flat and we were the center of the universe.
Madjack wrote:Like I said before, building an engine like ours (2.2 or 2200) is a painstaking chore , since there is so few custom made parts. It's frustrating to me too, but that's what I like about doing this engine, it's the challenge.