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To: Gamecock
Followers of Megachurch owner and Pastor “TB Joshua” believe it is possible that a C-130 Hercules military cargo plane flying at low altitude dropped explosives on a guesthouse at Nigerian pastor TB Joshua’s Megachurch, killing 116 people inside? That depends on who you ask. Joshua, a self-proclaimed prophet, failed to show up Wednesday at a coroner’s inquest into the causes of the September 12 collapse at the building in the grounds of his Lagos church.

But conspiracy theorists committed to absolving “The Man of God” of any wrong doing came out in their droves, offering a range of possible causes, even if consensus was hard to come by. “We are not ruling anything out,” said Moses Onyegu, 29, and a member of a body he called the Group of Concerned Students, which believes the deadly collapse is part of an elaborate plot to spark Joshua’s “downfall.” Onyegu has latched on to claims that a mysterious aircraft was hovering above the Synagogue Church of All Nations (SCOAN) compound in the minutes preceding the tragedy. “The plane in the first place was not an ordinary air plane,” said Onyegu, from southern Delta state. “According to write-ups on the Internet, it was a C-130 Hercules jet,” he told AFP outside the court.

Here is your C-130 Hercules "jet"...


11 posted on 11/10/2014 9:46:56 AM PST by Alex Murphy ("the defacto Leader of the FR Calvinist Protestant Brigades")
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To: Alex Murphy; Smokin' Joe
Some C-130s have jets:

Now granted these are for takeoff...

15 posted on 11/10/2014 9:53:06 AM PST by Gamecock (USA, Ret. 27 years.)
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To: Alex Murphy

Them be funny looking jet engines.


29 posted on 11/10/2014 1:02:07 PM PST by Sherman Logan
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