CurveLight
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That you are full of it is clear.
A lot depends on the REASON for the stall.
An attempt to add thrust will not help a shit load, as you know or should know, if the stall is related to a mechanical loss of engine power or if it's based on an attack angle that has resulted in the kind of turbulence that prevents the pilot from coming out of the stall.
Furthermore, the problem with most stalls is related to insufficient ALTITUDE to permit time to come out of the stall. The 757 plane crash the ever-dishonest bent tight shared was of a plane that went into a MOUNTAIN. The problem of insufficient altitude there is obvious.
In any event, there's still no valid reason or honest basis to deny that United Flight 93, which went down due to the terrorist attacks on 9/11/2001, was traveling at over 550 mph into the ground.* That problem, Smuggy, was NOT a stall-related issue.
BTW, given the way you write (i.e., illiterately), you clearly couldn't offer any useful advice to me in drafting any legal documents. Oh, and the law I practice doesn't involve evicting anybody, nor do I engage in the practice of filing class action civil suits. Nice try, but you remain full of it.
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* Since I remain ever- ready to clarify things for feeble-minded simpletons Troofers, I will AGAIN share the actual information:
http://www.ntsb.gov/info/Flight _Path_ Study_UA93.pdf
It is hoped that you are not quite as far "gone" as the always dishonest scum like bent tight and 911 rimjob.
Only a dumfuk like you could try to ignore the comparison. What the fuck does "insufficient altitude" have to do with the fact you can clearly see aircraft wreckage after it hit a mountain? You accuse me of being dishonest for having the audacity to compare other 757 crashes but you want to try and pass off your F4 comparison? Damn Snitch Bitch!
Here is another great moment in OCTA hypocrisy. For pages and pages you guys have been screaming veracity for the F4 comparison for 93. But you've been doing this at your own peril. You've claimed the F4 is built much stronger than a 757. There was one concrete wall and the 64 couldn't break through it. (see where this is going yet?)
If the F4 couldn't get through one concrete wall then how did flight 77 make through several newly constructed reinforced concrete walls?
(lemme guess......suddenly the F4 is not a valid comparison)
Time Saver:
The OCTA narrative says you can only make comparisons when they reinforce the OCT but if they do anything else they are automatically invalid.
It is always amusing to see the asshole retard of this thread, an imbecile still straining to figure out the implication of his first clue, refer to anybody else as a dumb fuck, even though the retard is too tragically stupid to spell it correctly!
Insufficient altitude, retard, translates into the fact that there may have been insufficient time and space between jet and ground for the pilot to come out of his stall. His stall could also mean that he had lost a good deal of airspeed.
Again, you evasive pussy, tell us the precise location of that crash you referenced (you don't know), the Flight number (you don't know), the date of the crash (you don't know), the actual speed at which the plane came into contact with the ground (you don't know) and it's attitude at the moment of initial contact with the ground (you don't know).
The reason you won't respond to any of these questions is because (a) you don't know and (b) you never take a firm stand or answer direct questions, PussyPuddle. You remain a coward.
Rotfl! Man! How much are you hoping your bright colored text will divert attention away from the fact you ignored the F4 comparison to the Pentagon? Lol...
Then you whine about the crash I referenced? The info you ask for has already been posted with the link you dumb Snitch Bitch. Flight 965, December 20, 1995, in the mountains of Buga, Columbia.
You love getting pwned Snitch Bitch.