TWA 800: Jim Kallstrom’s Road to Redemption

American Thinker ^ | June 20, 2016 | Jack Cashill

[ml/nj]

Let's not forget Limbaugh's vigorous defense of Kallstrom in the face of his obvious TWA800 lies. I point this out as 24-7 subscriber, former (due to now mostly working at client sites) frequent caller who was almost always put on the air, and many years fan of Rush.

Rush says Kallstrom is a trusted friend. I sort of feel Rush is a trusted friend, but when he's obviously wrong, I will call him out as I do here.

ML/NJ (= "Mike from North Caldwell")

[gaijin]

Deeply dishonorable man

[gaijin]

[Lower Deck]

But I don't.

And you can't. But that doesn't surprise me given your past posts on this topic.

[Lower Deck]

But you made a good point - the missile wasn't a heat seeker, so that gives info on what it could be - and what was needed to launch it. Thanks.

Which is what?

[Sirius Lee]

Manpads.

[Moonman62]

Obviously because it was radar guided to the center of mass (thus enabling the center fuel tank cover story, where that wouldn’t be possible with a heat seeking engine hit). But you made a good point - the missile wasn’t a heat seeker, so that gives info on what it could be - and what was needed to launch it. Thanks.

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According to the NTSB, the very same air conditioning packs below the center tank, which helped make the vapor in the tank flammable by heating, would have been a viable target for a heat seeking missile.

[Talisker]

According to the NTSB, the very same air conditioning packs below the center tank, which helped make the vapor in the tank flammable by heating, would have been a viable target for a heat seeking missile.

It seems the engines would have been way hotter, though.

[Moonman62]

In my non-expert opinion I think an engine would be a more likely target, but the NTSB specifically said the air conditioning packs would have been a sufficient target, too.

[batterycommander]

http://www.whatreallyhappened.com/RANCHO/CRASH/TWA/SYS_CANNISTER.html

[Roccus]

My ears perked up especially when he mentioned there being a “fifth column” at work in government.

...and if pressed, I'd bet money he'd claim that they are white supremacists and patriot militias.

IMO, Kallstrom is a POS of the highest order.

[Roccus]

The missile was seen by over 100 witnesses rising off the surface of the Bay probably launched rom a speed boat.

You really have no idea what you are talking about...but then again, that has never stopped you before.

[Lower Deck]

The problem is that the website you link to provides no evidence whatsoever that such a weapon is or was under development. It gives some reasons, easily discounted, on why they think such a weapon would be a good idea but can't point to anything that supports its existence.

[VTenigma]

Did you see the video the night of the shoot down? If you didn’t you are blowing smoke. I watched the video before it went down the rabbit hole, no doubt in my mind it was a missile.

[batterycommander]

The Russians thought it was a good idea and have had it since 1982. That’s why I think the Russians did it.

[Roccus]

Did you see the video the night of the shoot down?

If you are talking about the low-light video shot inside the military aircraft cockpit, I saw it also....and yes, it has gone down the rabbit hole!

[VTenigma]

That’s the one

[Roccus]

I wish I could remember exactly what was said in that video. I only saw it once. But I do remember that they had an “Oh shit!” moment, though prolly not using those exact words.

It must have been on either CBS, NBC or ABC because at that time I did not have cable, so it was an over the air broadcast.

[Roccus]

On several TWA 800 threads I’ve asked if anyone else saw that video. YOU are the ONLY one to have answered in the affirmative.

[UCANSEE2]

PING.