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THE BIJLMER CRASH - JOE VIALLS - CAUGHT IN A LIE.

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The Bijlmer Crash - Joe Vialls - Caught In A Lie.<br />

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aircraft that can be visually matched to an aircraft schematic diagram, or even mechanical parts that can be visually<br />

matched to items in the manufacturer's handbook. Look at the Bijlmer crash site again.<br />

Can you see any large or even small wing sections? Can you see engines, or perhaps part of the tail<br />

assembly? In fact, can any of you positively identify any single aircraft bolt, or human body part belonging to El Al<br />

Flight 1862? Joe shows the reader two of the smallest photos of the Bijlmer crash that he can produce, and then<br />

asks if the reader can spot any aircraft debris. In fact, as Joe knows perfectly well, flight 1862 smashed right<br />

through the apartment block and much of the wreckage was recovered some distance away, so there is next to no<br />

chance of spotting aircraft debris in photos of the apartment block. I should also mention, that there is next to no<br />

chance of spotting aircraft debris outside the Pentagon, as both the fuselage and wings smashed right through the<br />

outer wall and entered the building.<br />

No, absolutely not, because the dynamics of the crash and the fire that followed immediately afterwards,<br />

fragmented and burned more than 300 tons of aircraft completely beyond recognition. The only way we can be<br />

sure that the photographs show us the real crash site of El Al Flight 1862 is to rely on air traffic control records,<br />

eyewitnesses at the scene, and the multiple media reports that followed. Don't be stupid Joe. The aircraft did not<br />

just evaporate. In fact, like with (nearly) all aircraft crashes, the debris was gathered together (in this case in hanger<br />

8 at Schiphol Airport) where it could be examined for clues regarding the crash. Sometimes, the aircraft is<br />

reconstructed from the debris. Also, just because you did not see aircraft debris in the one or two photos that you<br />

glanced at, does not mean that other photographs do not show such debris. In fact here is one:<br />

So we have a photo of the debris of El Al flight 1862. However, we do not have, even a single photo of the debris<br />

of flight 77. The Bush administration could easily provide such a photo, but refuses to do so. The fact that it has not<br />

done so, is very puzzling and also, very suspicious. It is also worth noting that the black box and voice-recorder of<br />

flight 1862 were both recovered from the debris, but that the voice-recorder "went missing".<br />

http://nerdcities.com/guardian/SeptemberEleventh/Bijlmer/<br />

17/11/2002

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