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Why such a fuss evidently par for the course
A little fresh perspective : http://www.scmp.com/news/world/article/1556036/timeline-tragic-history-civilian-airliner-shootdown-incidents
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It probably is more appropriate to post it here:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...et-attack.html http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2014/..._1_shows_v.jpg http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2014/..._1_shows_v.jpg http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2014/..._1_shows_v.jpg What I said in the other thread, still is valid here: further examination of this photo is needed. Just to claim that it is photoshopped, is not good enough. The claim needs to get proven. Because just a claim could be as wrong as the photo can be forged. Repost from the other thread: The airliner in the photo has two engines and it looks like a long body if judging that against the form of the wings. It seems to be a long plane, with twin-engine configuration - and that matches indeed the shape of a 777 that the downed MA17 has been. The body length of a 777 is 63-73 meters, depending on specific model. If measuring the length of the airliner versus the distance between the fighter and the airliner, I find the distance to be around 9.5x the length of the airliner. Calculating with a airliner length of 70 meters, the shooting distance then is around 660 meters. That is the range for an infrared-guided short range AAM. The pilot must have had visual contact then. At same altitude, he probably could not see the engine configuration, could not see whether there were two or four engines, the silhouette would allowed to see that if being at a higher or lower altitude, maybe. Maybe the pilot got an idea of the colour scheme, however. And here we are at that old scenario again that was described as a possibility some weeks earlier - that maybe it was an intentional Ukrainian attack against the presidential Russian machine, an IL-96 with 4 engines. As I earlier showed, the colours schemes are anything but impossible to be mistaken. http://teluguandhranews.com/wp-conte.../07/plane1.jpg Examination of this satellite image is needed. Trust in official Western sources is not justified - they are propaganda tools like Ukrainian and Russian official channels as well. Note that the blue-red lines on both airlines are ABOVE the height level of wings and engines, they are not being partially blocked by the engines if looking at the planes from same altitude or slightly elevated position. I think for a pilot in that situation, that hprizonmtal line acros the full length of the main body served as a main hint for the pilot to identity the "Russian presidential plane". __________________ |
^ You are right this photo need to be investigated by the best there are in that field of expertise
If I know the human psychology correct-there will always be people who claim the photo to be either genuin or false-what ever this investigation will show. Markus |
I thought that it was supposed to have been shot down by a Frogfoot?
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While others claim it was a surface missile. That is the charm of both the explanation scenarios: this new one unites the best from both. :) I got two PMs claiming that it has already been proven that the photo is faked, the sender hopefully will provide his information tomorrow, he said. I cannot access the link he gave me, my security suite blocks it. |
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It's not beyond the realms of possibility, likewise the Frogfoot and Buk proposals. The UAF does have the MiG-29s that Russia shipped back to them from Crimea although they were in pretty poor condition when they were captured. There's also some flying around from the Ukrainian display team and a couple of standard 29s have been shot down by pro-Russian forces.
The image quality though, doesn't match up to me, if I'm honest. Other problems are apparently, according to a quick google search: The image is 50km west of the crash site https://pbs.twimg.com/media/B2azjSjCMAEUjmk.jpg The missile has been reported to have hit MH-17 on the left side of the cockpit, the opposite side to the direction the Aphid is coming in from in this photo The text on the side of 'MH-17' in this picture is in the wrong place. http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...edelstaedt.jpg Note in this picture that the text 'malaysia' is above the wing spar, whereas in the satellite image it's forward of the wing spar...and in fact, bares some resemblance to the original 'Boeing' house title, like so: https://pbs.twimg.com/media/B2bQ_kMCEAAPcs8.png:large |
It's the daily fail. They only get stories right by accident. I would take it with a truck load of salt and wait for the professionals to analyze it. Until then I would say the probability of it being garbage is 90%.
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There are many Western sites claiming it is a correct photo (liveleak for example). There are also many Western sites claiming that it is a fake (foxtrot alpha for example).
I really do not know what to make of it all. And we probbaly never can be sure anbyway. Maybe in the end we just will beoeiuve in the best faked version, and truth always stays in the hidden. Because, as I said, all actors in this, Eastern as well as Western actors, have different motives. |
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Two truths about secret services always will stay the same: 1. The main part of their work is not focussed on somebody else, but on their own population and manipulating it; 2. The best tool of manipulation is to prevent information and to mix truths with half-truths.
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