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Old September 30th 04, 02:01 PM
Bill Denton
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Don't know for sure, but I imagine there was quite a bit of public awareness
when the B-25 went into the Empire State Building during WWII.



"CV" wrote in message
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Ron Natalie wrote:
He also used the idea of airliners flown into buildings well before

2001.

Airplanes have flown into buildings well before 2001.


Subtle shift in meaning there.

There was no widespread public awareness of the idea of them
_being_ flown into buildings before then.
CV



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Old September 30th 04, 05:33 PM
Dan Luke
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"Montblack" wrote:
Plus, the whole idea of taking down an airliner with this method is

flawed
because you'd really have to take out both pilots.



Flawed?

It's child's play. You wait in the weeds with your ..."laser" until the

first
pilot has an aneurysm, then you zap the second pilot with the ..."laser."


HEE-HEE! Good one.
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Dan
C-172RG at BFM


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Old September 30th 04, 06:29 PM
Andrew Gideon
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Bill Denton wrote:

Don't know for sure, but I imagine there was quite a bit of public
awareness when the B-25 went into the Empire State Building during WWII.


The TSA didn't put a paper bag over it and shout "nothing to see here; move
along"?

- Andrew

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Old October 1st 04, 02:32 PM
CV
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"CV" wrote in message
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Ron Natalie wrote:

He also used the idea of airliners flown into buildings well before


2001.

Airplanes have flown into buildings well before 2001.


Subtle shift in meaning there.

There was no widespread public awareness of the idea of them
_being_ flown into buildings before then.
CV


Bill Denton wrote:
Don't know for sure, but I imagine there was quite a bit of public awareness
when the B-25 went into the Empire State Building during WWII.


You are telling us that the B-52 was flown into the building
_deliberately_ ?

CV

A: Because it's more logical and easier to read, of course.
Q: Why ?
A: Absolutely.
Q: Should you write the answer before the text you are commenting ?

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Old October 1st 04, 05:33 PM
Robert Briggs
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CV wrote:
Bill Denton wrote:

Don't know for sure, but I imagine there was quite a bit of
public awareness when the B-25 went into the Empire State
Building during WWII.


You are telling us that the B-52 was flown into the building
_deliberately_ ?


Huh? Your "B-52" looks like a typo.

As Bill said, a B-25 hit the ESB during WWII - when its pilot tried
a spot of low flying in IMC ...

http://history1900s.about.com/librar...mpirecrash.htm
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Old October 1st 04, 08:25 PM
CV
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Robert Briggs wrote:
CV wrote:
You are telling us that the B-52 was flown into the building
_deliberately_ ?

Huh? Your "B-52" looks like a typo.


Yep, that's what it was, thank you. B-25 it should be.

As Bill said, a B-25 hit the ESB during WWII - when its pilot tried
a spot of low flying in IMC ...
http://history1900s.about.com/librar...mpirecrash.htm


Yes, I have read about that one before. But I don't think
there was ever any suggestion of it having been deliberate.

CV

 




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