delphiandomine
21 Oct 2012
News / Polish final report on Smoleńsk aircrash [859]
A lot of people? It's mentioned on stuff like David Icke forums, which tells you how credible the whole thing is.
Why not stick to the facts and hammer the relevant authorities for -
a) allowing a flight to a disused airport
b) the utter crap that was the VIP transport division of the Polish Air Force
c) allowing all those people to attend on the same plane
etc?
Oh, that's right... because people won't be encouraged by details such as "not qualified to fly the plane" because it implies that the Poles were at fault.
I think it's notable that all the figures show people with "genuine concern" to be among the uneducated in Polish society.
Hence his claims of assassination - because he has a massive guilt trip about the whole thing. That much is obvious.
I think the photographs speak for themselves - it was a horrid, horrid accident.
I think you need to learn more about Russia, to be honest. It's a country that has (except, perhaps, during Stalinism) never really been under central control - they are notoriously incompetent and useless. The publication of these photographs just proves that they are absolutely useless at even following basic procedures such as not allowing anyone but official photographers to have cameras on the crash site. It might be a provocation, but it's likely to be a provocation by some fringe idiot who just wants to cause pain and misery because he can.
I just wish for the sake of the dead that they would let them rest in peace.
Strange that you haven't mentioned the true story behind Anna Walentynowicz's relationship with her family in the years before her death, though. It's all coming out now - she was ignored by her family, and her son had little to do with her before her death. It also seems that he misidentified her.
This is simply not true. It is rubbish that mainstream media feed people, that only a select minority think this crash was dodgy. Truth is a lot of people are not, if not saying it was intentional, getting very suspicious.
A lot of people? It's mentioned on stuff like David Icke forums, which tells you how credible the whole thing is.
Why not stick to the facts and hammer the relevant authorities for -
a) allowing a flight to a disused airport
b) the utter crap that was the VIP transport division of the Polish Air Force
c) allowing all those people to attend on the same plane
etc?
Oh, that's right... because people won't be encouraged by details such as "not qualified to fly the plane" because it implies that the Poles were at fault.
while others than got genuine concern.
I think it's notable that all the figures show people with "genuine concern" to be among the uneducated in Polish society.
Well if it was planned then that was the intention. Jarek Kaczynski was also expected to be on this plane.
Hence his claims of assassination - because he has a massive guilt trip about the whole thing. That much is obvious.
No not really. The state of one or a few bodies does not prove that none of the victims were shot.
I think the photographs speak for themselves - it was a horrid, horrid accident.
No but that it is the point of them being published. The point is to be provocative.
I think you need to learn more about Russia, to be honest. It's a country that has (except, perhaps, during Stalinism) never really been under central control - they are notoriously incompetent and useless. The publication of these photographs just proves that they are absolutely useless at even following basic procedures such as not allowing anyone but official photographers to have cameras on the crash site. It might be a provocation, but it's likely to be a provocation by some fringe idiot who just wants to cause pain and misery because he can.
I just wish for the sake of the dead that they would let them rest in peace.
Strange that you haven't mentioned the true story behind Anna Walentynowicz's relationship with her family in the years before her death, though. It's all coming out now - she was ignored by her family, and her son had little to do with her before her death. It also seems that he misidentified her.