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Marigold
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 Posted: Wed Feb 25, 2009 10:34 pm Post subject: Turkish 737 at Schiphol - Yet Another Air Crash |
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Turkish Airlines flight TK1951 crashed shortly before landing at Amsterdam's Schiphol International airport right around 10.35am local time on Wednesday morning. The flight from IST was operated by B738 TC-JGE, which had been delivered to the airline in 2002.
Ok, so who out of the passenger list is active or been in 9/11 or 7/7 Truth? Anyone?
Here's a link to to the Turkish Airlines passenger list
http://www.thy.com/DarkSiteEN/passenger_list.aspx
Mostly Turkish names obviously. but there are a few non-Turks and some Dutch.
Hilz
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Beat me to it Marigold. seems like we have had a speight of crashes very close to airports recently.
dodgy fuel like Tescos were selling a year ago?
hacking in of plane computer sytems? someone firing a few warning shots
dodgy maintenance staff?
interferance of planes electronics by outside sources
dodgy or saboutaged components
nobbled pilots?
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chek
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It can't be a secret that due to the state of the credit markets we're in the midst of an epic round of global cost-cutting - and that includes military budgets.
As any technician can tell you, the first casualty in such a climate is planned maintenance, followed sequentially by everything else until emergency repair is all that gets done.
If the unions and regulators don't crack down hard against this practice, there are plenty more accidents waiting to happen.
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