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"Who Russia claims"
There is conclusive evidence presented by the dutch investigating team that it was a Russian missile, from Russia, that shot down the plane. They released a video (which I can't seem to find now) that explained it meticulously step by step with corroborated evidence. I mean, the conclusion was so far beyond doubt it was ludicrous. I've just done a quick google search and it seems American intelligence camr to the same conclusion.
Sproty. Where has the family said it is suicide?
Sometimes i read your posts and think you're playing a character but fear you may be a real person.
Go on then Sprotyrover, let's take out American intelligence.That leaves the comprehensive Dutch investigation which showed conclusively it was Russia. Let's comment on that, because I want to judge the degree of your spuriousness.Sometimes i read your posts and think you're playing a character but fear you may be a real person.
Quote from: Copps is Magic on March 19, 2018, 04:24:50 pmThere is conclusive evidence presented by the dutch investigating team that it was a Russian missile, from Russia, that shot down the plane. They released a video (which I can't seem to find now) that explained it meticulously step by step with corroborated evidence. I mean, the conclusion was so far beyond doubt it was ludicrous. I've just done a quick google search and it seems American intelligence camr to the same conclusion.American intelligence came to the same conclusion,the same bunch who aided abetted counselled and procured, the Ukrainian coup ,the same bunch who illegally taped Angela Merkel mobile calls, is that the bunch you naively trust in!
sort of as an aside I was down the Falklands I took quite a few photo's of stuff the government denied were down there, in those days it was film that had to be developed I had it developed when I got back to my depot a Garrison town guess what there was an awful lot of black negatives
Quote from: Dagenham Rover on March 19, 2018, 09:04:49 pmsort of as an aside I was down the Falklands I took quite a few photo's of stuff the government denied were down there, in those days it was film that had to be developed I had it developed when I got back to my depot a Garrison town guess what there was an awful lot of black negativesmate of mine went to a crash site on east Falkland and recovered a Sea king with Argentine Marking they took note of the NATO serial numbers and found out it was ex us navy.
Quote from: Copps is Magic on March 19, 2018, 04:24:50 pmThere is conclusive evidence presented by the dutch investigating team that it was a Russian missile, from Russia, that shot down the plane. They released a video (which I can't seem to find now) that explained it meticulously step by step with corroborated evidence. I mean, the conclusion was so far beyond doubt it was ludicrous. I've just done a quick google search and it seems American intelligence camr to the same conclusion.There was an episode of Air Crash Investigation dedicated to it, the conclusion as you say was that a surface to air missile brought it down, shrapnel was found in the aircrew bodies and matched shrapnel amongst the wreckage. The missile was designed not to hit the target but to explode close by, this one exploded to the left of the cockpit, with shrapnel damage confined to the cockpit area of the aircraft
Not sure what the issue about the Sea King. There were several examples of the USA selling on platforms to Argentina before the Falklands War. The General Belgrano had been USS Phoenix in WWII.
Quote from: BillyStubbsTears on March 20, 2018, 07:23:50 pmNot sure what the issue about the Sea King. There were several examples of the USA selling on platforms to Argentina before the Falklands War. The General Belgrano had been USS Phoenix in WWII. The Argentine Navy bought 5 in the early 80's built by Sikorsky.
Quote from: Sprotyrover on March 21, 2018, 06:51:53 pmQuote from: BillyStubbsTears on March 20, 2018, 07:23:50 pmNot sure what the issue about the Sea King. There were several examples of the USA selling on platforms to Argentina before the Falklands War. The General Belgrano had been USS Phoenix in WWII. The Argentine Navy bought 5 in the early 80's built by Sikorsky.You've changed the subject matter Sproty , weren't you telling us about how a Ukrainian pilot committed suicide following his attack on MH 17 ?
Quote from: hoolahoop on March 22, 2018, 06:57:08 amQuote from: Sprotyrover on March 21, 2018, 06:51:53 pmQuote from: BillyStubbsTears on March 20, 2018, 07:23:50 pmNot sure what the issue about the Sea King. There were several examples of the USA selling on platforms to Argentina before the Falklands War. The General Belgrano had been USS Phoenix in WWII. The Argentine Navy bought 5 in the early 80's built by Sikorsky.You've changed the subject matter Sproty , weren't you telling us about how a Ukrainian pilot committed suicide following his attack on MH 17 ? Dagenham rover brought this up not me,I merely added some info I knew myself.
Sproty, if you have any empathy with what Russia did to the Ukraine then in my eyes you are severely misguided.
Mind, it wouldn't surprise me. It's quite astonishing how many people who come onto Putin's radar as being problems end up offing themselves. Just last week and old associate of Boris Berezovsky seems to have strangled himself. And of course, 5 years ago, Berezovsky hanged himself.And in 2015, the journalist Alexander Shchetinin who had criticised Putin shot himself. Then there was Scot Young, the property developer with links to Berezovsky who jumped out of a fourth floor window and impaled himself on railings.I'm assuming that they are racked with guilt for upsetting the Great Leader who is so loved by his people.