psychoceramics: rich, full-bodied paranoia

["Wright, Bruce" <32000BKT @ macnet.cpa.state.tx.us>]

   From: t--@f--.net (KENNY YOUNG)          On: 08/17/96  15:32
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Subject: The Strangeness Escalates

(let's get MILITANT here...)

 I am in the process of formulating an extensive statistical analysis of
 aircraft mishaps due to UNEXPLAINABLE ELECTRONIC DISRUPTIONS that have
 occurred over the LONG ISLAND, NEW YORK and NEW JERSEY areas.  I have
 assembled much information from the National Transportation Safety Board
 (NTSB), and have recognized a disproportionate amount of unexplainable
 power shutdowns afflicting aircraft in that area, in comparison with
 other areas within the same time frame.

 The statistical data will stand true and real, and should not be
ignored. Three separate control studies of accidents happening over a
3-year duration from the state of TEXAS and California (also covering
much wider areas) have revealed virtually NO unexplainable shutdowns when
held next to the LONG ISLAND area.

Knowing what we """SHOULD""" know about the controversial UFO connection
behind the recent destruction of TWA-800, as well as the 1989 MORICHES
BAY RETRIEVAL, THE 1992 LONG-ISLAND UFO/BROOKHAVEN INCIDENT and the
'blacked-out' details concerning the present INCARCERATION of JOHN FORD
by the SUFFOLK COUNTY POLICE DEPT., (where he is STRANGELY held in
solitary confinement) it should come as no suprise to the 'informed' that
continuing developments will in the area will be viewed as
'coincidental.'  SEE BELOW FOR DETAILS

 > Another Plane Part Falls On Queens
> >       Neighborhood
> >
> >       By Associated Press, 08/17/96
> >
> >       NEW YORK (AP) - A 9-foot piece of wing flap from a TWA jet
> >       fell onto a street in Queens, a day and a half after part of an
> > engine
> >       from another jet fell in a different part of the New York City
> >       borough.
> >
> >       ``I think maybe they need to start thinking about changing the
> > route
> >       over these houses or they have to start hiring a better staff at
> > the
> >       airlines,'' said Lisa Mandel, who lives in a residential
> > neighborhood
> >       near Kennedy Airport where the wing flap was found.
> >
> >       No injuries were reported in either incident.
> >
> >       The front wing flap from a TWA jetliner crashed onto a street
> >       Thursday, police and federal officials said.
> >
> >       TWA Flight 782 from Orlando, Fla., with 111 people aboard,
> >       landed safely at Kennedy International Airport at 11:27 Thursday
> >       night, said John McDonald, a company spokesman.
> >
> >       ``The pilot told the maintenance guys after he landed that the
> > plane
> >       was handling heavily,'' McDonald said. An inspection of the plane
> >       uncovered the missing wing piece, he said.
> >
> >       Boeing spokeswoman Liz Verdier said a 727 could continue flying
> >       safely even after losing a wing flap.
> >
> >       ``It doesn't happen every day, but it is not an unheard-of
> >       occurrence,'' Verdier said. ``It's about as regular as a hub cap
> >       rolling off your tire.''
> >
> >       On Wednesday night, at least one piece of a Delta Airlines 727
> >       engine fell onto another neighborhood in Queens. Engine failure
> >       forced the plane, which had taken off from La Guardia Airport with
> >       more than 130 people aboard, to land at Kennedy.
> >
> >       Bill Berry, a Delta spokesman, said the engine experienced a
> > failure
> >       in the turbine section. When that happens, he said, parts are
> >       designed to ``easily be blown out of the exhaust part of the
> > engine.''
> >
> >       Last month, two Delta passengers were killed when an engine
> >       failure hurled pieces of metal into the cabin as the MD-88 jet was
> >       taking off from Pensacola, Fla.
> >
> >       AP-DS-08-17-96 0300EDT