Ghosts of United Flight 93 Reported , Shanksville, PA

Earth Files ^ | Feb. 2, 2002 | Linda Moulton Howe

[Burlem]

Off topic, but still to do with flight 93. Have any of you heard anything about the fact that 93 was shot down? yes, by our guys, they shot it down to avoid another catastrophe of course, but it seems, as it is said ,the pilot could have (in this case )landed the plane safely due to the passengers

[Aurelius]

BUMP (in the night)

[antidisestablishment]

It's a ghost image. . .

[Seruzawa]

Careful, you're moving into chemtrails territory here.

[Slyfox]

I have a friend who is a flight attendant for a major airline and she told me that there was a minor plane crash where there were deaths, where the usable parts were sold and placed on other planes. The other planes started having "sightings" and such. Somebody wrote a book about it.

[Renatus]

. They're exploiting the ignorant and stupid.

After reading that interview the guy explaining everything didn't appear very bright. In the event he decides to write a book I suggest he take some English lessons.

[GingisK]

You can pretty much toss anything she writes or says in the trash.

Or, if you investigate some of those things more deeply, you find that there is "something more to it". Do you have problems with oblique support for the notion of life after death?

[GingisK]

Sure look like the results of spots on the camera lens...

Spots on a camara lens cannot be seen as individual objects. Spots on the surface of a lens degrade the image, but not as spots. Try it, but not on a coated lens. If spots were visible, then the iris would be visible.

[js1138]

Do you have problems with oblique support for the notion of life after death?

If you are referring to ghosts, the answer is yes. It is so incredibly easy to pull off hoaxes in this area. There is no point in even trying to debunk this crap.

[GingisK]

...'Nuff said.

You think you have presented evidence of some sort? The cattle mutilations are very very real. There has never been an explaination for the cause of those events. "Satanic rituals" speculations fall very short of being a viable explanation. Just do a little research, you may no longer be so sure of your stance.

[GingisK]

There is no point in even trying...

These are interesting:

http://www.ghostweb.com/
http://www.ghostpix.com/

I'm not saying this is "for real", but it is interesting. The "orbs of light" is something that has been observed under peculiar circumstances by people who are not conspiring to precipitate a hoax.

[js1138]

The "orbs of light" is something that has been observed under peculiar circumstances by people who are not conspiring to precipitate a hoax.

Sure they have.

[Delbert]

Interesting story. I would like to spend a nite in the trailer and see for myself. I would not immediately slam any story such as this and say absolutely no way this can happen. If I was on that flight , and had died in such an unexpected manner,I would be kicking some terorist ghost ass all over those woods for a very long time.

[Michael_Michaelangelo]

I agree. This forum is filled with hard-core skeptics who are unwilling to consider the viability of anything they don't understand; this is one of the major contributing factors that keep paranormal research and the advancement of paranormal investigation moving at a snail's pace.

The same people that are convinced that paranormal activity is bunk, are probably the same type of folks who think humans arrived here 9000 years ago (as the textbooks teach us).

[Delbert]

humans arrived here 9000 years ago <--what do you mean by this?

[Delbert]

I do believe in spooks , I do believe in spooks , I do I do I do I do, I do believe in spooks I do believe in spooks I do I do I do < ----Cowardly Lion

[Michael_Michaelangelo]

I am sorry. I worded that incorrectly. From what I understand, the old school of thought between archeologists/paleontologists/evolutionists revolves around a threshold of 9000 years when describing how deep into the Earth you have to go to get all the information you need to describe an event involving humans. However, beneath that layer (and the name of it escapes me right now) are a plethera of undiscovered goodies. For example, we now know that humans were running around the Americas nearly 40,000 years ago - possibly as many as 50 million people.

But I digress. I guess what really bothers me are people that discount something based upon ignorance. That approach doesn't get us anywhere.

[Delbert]

I agree, a closed mind gathers no knowledge. There is a show on cable, I think it is TLC , called scariest places on earth....they should send a crew to the trailer.

[PrivateIdaho]

The cattle mutilations are very very real. There has never been an explaination for the cause of those events. "Satanic rituals" speculations fall very short of being a viable explanation.

And little green men flying half-way across the universe to gut a cow or stomp down wheat in a field is even less of a viable explanation.

[Delbert]

Perhaps as not to create a commotion at the local Mickey Dee's they decided they wanted a hamburger, so why not mutilate a few cows and have an interstellar barbecue?