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  216.  @RS-ti7bz  First of all, you should know that the person driving the vehicle is not always the registered owner. In addition to that, a vehicle could also be a rental car, or it could be registered to a business or to the government (duhhh). Since this Ayala woman is a state attorney, it's entirely POSSIBLE that she could've been driving a state-owned vehicle to or from court appointments (CNN does not specify whether this is the case). If so, this would explain why the officer initially had trouble matching the vehicle to its registered owner, and would debunk your entire theory that this was based on racial profiling. Second, you've already more or less admitted that you were wrong when you said that vehicle registrations contain the owner's picture. Now you're doing a 180 and suggesting that cops can instantly recognize the race or ethnicity of a person simply by their last name ? Really? Does that mean ALL people with the surname "Ayala" are African-American? According to Wikipedia the surname is of Basque origin; it is a Hispanic name (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ayala_(surname)). And when a car is flying by at 80 mph, do you honestly think a police officer has all that extra time to sit there perusing through computer records while they decide whether to peel out and pull the car over? The car would be LONG GONE by then. Going by your logic, does this also mean that all people named "Murphy" are Irish? (well what about Eddie Murphy then? isn't he African-American?) Are all people with the last name "Malone" Irish? How about Karl Malone? (14-time All-Star and power forward for the Utah Jazz) or even the late Moses Malone, a Hall of Famer and former 76er (both of these men are...wait for it...African-American). Don't rattle off baseless or questionable facts and then finish it off by telling me to go "look it up". Include a verifiable and credible link to support your assertions and then I'll go check it out.
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  376.  @roquefortfiles  short circuits do not bring down a jumbo jet, my God you can’t be that dense. The pilot who flew the TWA jet from Athens to New York on its very last leg testified that he tested the fuel tank on that day and said it was in great shape and could not have exploded. Are you also willing to disregard… 1) the bomb residue found on the backs of certain seats and on some of the passengers’ bodies? (Which the gubmint alternately claimed was glue, then admitted it was a sample amount of bomb residue for training bomb-sniffing dogs? Yeah right!) 2) radar tapes which showed an unidentified blip merging with flight 800 the instant before it broke apart in mid-air? 3) the fact that the Navy was the first on the scene (despite the fact that the U.S. military has no jurisdiction in a civilian air crash) and blocked access by the NTSB’s “go team” for the first hours after the explosion? 4) the fact that the Navy admitted that a MOA (military operations area, clearly marked on aeronautical charts) off Long Island was active on the night of the tragedy. 5) the suspicious behavior of the Navy including conducting an extensive search of a radius that was far beyond the gliding capabilities of the stricken jet and well outside the known wreckage area? 6) the testimony of Pierre Salinger that the father of a sailor told him his son had confessed that the Navy had shot down the airliner 7) contradictions by Jim Kallstrom who initially denied there were any Navy ships in the area where Flight 800 exploded and was later caught on tape saying there were in fact THREE such ships ? 8) former Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman Thomas Moorer saying that all the evidence indicated a missile strike 9) a senate subcommittee chaired by Sen. Charles Grassley (R-IA) which released testimony that a bomb or missile had downed the plane and called the FBI investigation (the lengthiest and costliest in history at that time) a “model of failure”. 10. The FBI (led by Kallstrom) preventing the testimony of nearly 400 witnesses (all with nearly identical accounts) who said they saw a flare or missile in the air in the same area as and at the exact time as the 747 went down. You weren’t there that night - nor was I. That’s why when close to 400 witnesses say they saw something, I absolutely believe them.
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