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Online John Iacoletti

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« Reply #2136 on: Today at 09:38:29 PM »
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Speaking of "numbskulls who espouse conspiracy theories so absurd and contrary to reality that rational people are left aghast," how long have you been a tinfoil-hat JFK assassination conspiracy theorist?

On the contrary.  "Richard" espouses lone-nut theories so absurd and contrary to reality that rational people are left aghast.

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Online Tom Mahon

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« Reply #2137 on: Today at 10:08:35 PM »
"Richard" espouses lone-nut theories so absurd and contrary to reality that rational people are left aghast.

If that's the case, the JFKA is the only thing he gets right.

Online Richard Smith

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« Reply #2138 on: Today at 11:51:15 PM »

I have read that under normal circumstances two different controllers (and two different radio frequencies) were used. One to control helicopters and another to control airplanes. This seems to me to make things even more dangerous because the helicopters would not be able to hear what is happening with the plane traffic and vice versa. Therefore I think the resulting ignorance should be considered a prime factor in this accident.

These problems are easily solved.  Don't allow a helicopter to fly across the flight path of a major airport!  There are so many planes taking off and landing at that airport that it is easy to become confused.  If you watch the video of the collision, there is another plane ascending just above the one that was hit.  Flying a helicopter there is like trying to run across the racetrack during the Daytona 500. And doing that at night with night vision goggles on!  Good grief.  Eventually something bad is going to happen.

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