Anybody know more about this:
The FBI insists there was no military plane in the area but at 9.22am a sonic boom - caused by a supersonic jet - was picked up by an earthquake monitor in southern Pennsylvania, 60 miles away from Shanksville.
This could be very big. It's certainly a verifiable claim (unlike almost every other claim.) And if it's true then either the administration is caught in a very big lie, or some extra governmental force has supersonic aircraft operating in our airspace. To put it mildly, the latter seems highly unlikely.

FWIW, I personally have always believed we shot down that plane. And it may well have been justified. I don't really have a problem with that. It's the lying about it afterwards. This points to a larger pattern of deceit that really needs to be uncovered.

Any more links on the sonic boom? Anybody remember mention of this before?
- jim 9-25-2002 7:40 pm

truth over fiction will ease personal friction
- Skinny 9-26-2002 3:26 am [add a comment]


On the morning of 9-11-01 I clearly remember sitting on D's couch with A. and hearing a breaking report that two air force jets had been scrambled to intercept a commercial jet somewhere in the Northeast, the location was thought to be Pennsylvania. Not long afterwards the reports of the crashed jet in a Pennsylvania field began to come in. I have never heard any follow-up to the report of the scrambled millitary jets.
- steve 9-26-2002 9:16 am [add a comment]






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