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[cee-dee]

The Egyptian plane crash:-

http://news.sky.com/story/1605434/egypt-russian-jet-not-downed-by-terrorists

I said from the outset that if there'd been a bomb as the cause there would be signs of that on the wreckage and traces of explosive. What's the hold up?

In a crash involving a mid-air break-up, the debris trail usually indicates which bits came off first so any explosive residue ought to have been found somewhere near the site of the "breaks" causing the first bits to come off?

As the plane was approaching cruising altitude and speed, the rest of the plane would continue therefore strewing the debris field quite a way further on from the first bits to fall so what's been preventing the usual crash investigation procedure?

[******lynda******]

Wheesht! I am flying today 😱

[cee-dee]

Where to?

[******lynda******]

Lanzarote for a week. A trip I tried to get out of but hopefully the last

[cee-dee]

If you don't wanna go, stay home!

[tommy.irene]

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@******lynda****** wrote:
Lanzarote for a week. A trip I tried to get out of but hopefully the last

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You should have come to Gran Canaria ..Irene and i would have got you a drink..

[jd.linklater]

Hope you have a good one Lynda

[margaret*e]

Why do you want to get out of going somewhere hot?.

Sounds much better than where I'm going.

[right-then-petal]

Missing You Already,Have A Great Time And A rest

[******lynda******]

No need to miss me (((petal ))) I will be logging in. At airport now. Went to gran canaria in May. But thanks Tommy. I will toast you across the water later 😀. I He refused to without me and I could not stand the subsequent whinging, CD if neither went.

[fallen-archie]

The Egyptians have a bit of a history at Aircrash denial, Remember the one where the pilot deliberately crashed the plane? the Egyptian authorities claimed it was an aircraft fault there too. It is also worth noting that they are trying to get professional assistance to tighten up security at their Airports which as I have said previously is woefully inadequate. Without truly independent analysis we may never get to the truth. 

[joe_bloggs*]

Egypt's tourism industry could lose around 70% of its total visitors after the recent outflow of British and Russian tourists, according to an Egyptian official. If the tourists from both countries choose to stay away from Egypt's popular tourist destinations, then the country can expect its economy to contract significantly.

http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/egypt-tourism-industry-shrink-70-if-british-russian-visitors-stay-away-1527...