On Jun 5, 7:16*am, dave wrote:
Just Plain Burr wrote:
"Just Plain Burr" wrote in message
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Anybody picking up any of the Air France traffic?

--
Burr
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I'll be lifting until they pry the
bar from my cold dead hands
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RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil (CNN) -- The Brazilian air force said that debris
picked up Thursday near where officials believe Air France Flight 447
crashed Monday into the Atlantic Ocean was not from the plane.

Burr

- This stinks of a coverup.
-*Obviously there is nitrate residue on the
- upholstery or something. *Europeans are
- reporting other pilots observed a white flash
- [not lightning] at the same time the plane vanished.

Dave -if- the Air France Airplane had been
blown out of the Sky at Altitude : Then the
Debris Field would have been miles across
and there would be much more of it everywhere.

The Debris Field would have been an Expanding
Downward Projecting Cone -versus- a Single-Point
of Impact on the Surface of the Ocean.

D'Oh ! - A White Flash in the Clouds is most
likely Lightning; unless it is followed-up with
Red Light {Fire} and a Dark Smoke Trail that
is headed down to the Surface.

~ RHF

~ RHF wrote:
On Jun 5, 7:16 am, dave wrote:
Just Plain Burr wrote:
"Just Plain Burr" wrote in message
...
Anybody picking up any of the Air France traffic?
--
Burr
Big, Lean, Mean and Clean
I'll be lifting until they pry the
bar from my cold dead hands
Adventure before Dementia
RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil (CNN) -- The Brazilian air force said that debris
picked up Thursday near where officials believe Air France Flight 447
crashed Monday into the Atlantic Ocean was not from the plane.
Burr

- This stinks of a coverup.
- Obviously there is nitrate residue on the
- upholstery or something. Europeans are
- reporting other pilots observed a white flash
- [not lightning] at the same time the plane vanished.

Dave -if- the Air France Airplane had been
blown out of the Sky at Altitude : Then the
Debris Field would have been miles across
and there would be much more of it everywhere.

The Debris Field would have been an Expanding
Downward Projecting Cone -versus- a Single-Point
of Impact on the Surface of the Ocean.

D'Oh ! - A White Flash in the Clouds is most
likely Lightning; unless it is followed-up with
Red Light {Fire} and a Dark Smoke Trail that
is headed down to the Surface.

~ RHF
.

The debris field was 60 km wide right after the accident. The last
report I heard was that it is now over 90 km wide.

On Jun 5, 9:44*am, "~ RHF" wrote:
On Jun 5, 7:16*am, dave wrote:



Just Plain Burr wrote:
"Just Plain Burr" wrote in message
...
Anybody picking up any of the Air France traffic?

--
Burr
Big, Lean, Mean and Clean
I'll be lifting until they pry the
bar from my cold dead hands
Adventure before Dementia

RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil (CNN) -- The Brazilian air force said that debris
picked up Thursday near where officials believe Air France Flight 447
crashed Monday into the Atlantic Ocean was not from the plane.

Burr

- This stinks of a coverup.
-*Obviously there is nitrate residue on the
- upholstery or something. *Europeans are
- reporting other pilots observed a white flash
- [not lightning] at the same time the plane vanished.

Dave -if- the Air France Airplane had been
blown out of the Sky at Altitude : Then the
Debris Field would have been miles across
and there would be much more of it everywhere.

The Debris Field would have been an Expanding
Downward Projecting Cone -versus- a Single-Point
of Impact on the Surface of the Ocean.

D'Oh ! - A White Flash in the Clouds is most
likely Lightning; unless it is followed-up with
Red Light {Fire} and a Dark Smoke Trail that
is headed down to the Surface.

~ RHF
*.

Air France 447 Airplane Broke-Up Over a 'Number of Minutes'
http://www.libertypost.org/cgi-bin/r...?ArtNum=266669

Listening to The "James McCanney Science Hour"
on WWCR on 5890 kHz [6/13] @ 8:00 UTC
http://www.jmccanneyscience.com/
McCanney had an interesting on going Analysis
of the Air France Flight # 447 ?Accident?
http://www.jmccanneyscience.com/Week...vesSubPage.HTM

WWCR - http://www.wwcr.com/
http://www.wwcr.com/program-guides/W...gram_Guide.pdf