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John Fielding,
CEO
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Schlossberg also confirms that other evidence has recently been provided that warrants the formation of the Committee at this time and makes release of KAL 007’s passengers more feasible than ever before.
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Ben Werner,
Student Newspaper Editor
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Hundreds of petitions calling on Presidents Bush and Putin to inquire into the KAL 007 incident were supposed to be delivered by family members following the press conference.
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Nick Lazzaro,
Adult Webmaster
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The List 000 zip 001 ace 002 act 003 add 004 age 005 aim 006 air 007 and 008 ant 009 ape 010 arm 011 art 012 ash 013 ask 014 bad 015 bag 016 ban 017 bar 018 bat 019 bay 020 bed 021 bet 022 bid 023 big 024 bin 025 bit 026 bog 027 boo 028 box 029 bud 030 bug 031 bun 032 bus 033 cab 034 can 035 cap 036 car 037 cat 038 cop 039 cot 040 cow 041 cry 042 cub 043 cup 044 cut 045 day 046 den 047 did 048 die 049 dig 050 dim 051 dip 052 dog 053 dry 054 dub 055 dud 056 dug 057 ear 058 eat 059 eel 060 egg 061 elf 062 elk 063 elm 064 end 065 fan 066 far 067 fat 068 fed 069 few 070 fib 071 fig 072 fin 073 fit 074 fix 075 fly 076 fog 077 foo 078 fox 079 fry 080 fun 081 gab 082 gag 083 gap 084 gas 085 gel 086 gem 087 get 088 gin 089 got 090 gum 091 gut 092 had 093 has 094 hat 095 hen 096 hex 097 hid 098 hip 099 hit 100 hog 101 hop 102 hot 103 how 104 hub 105 hug 106 hum 107 hut 108 ice 109 ill 110 imp 111 ink 112 irk 113 jab 114 jam 115 jar 116 jaw 117 jet 118 jig 119 job 120 jog 121 jot 122 joy 123 key 124 kid 125 kin 126 kit 127 lab 128 lag 129 lap 130 law 131 lax 132 lay 133 leg 134 let 135 lid 136 lip 137 lit 138 lot 139 low 140 mad 141 map 142 mat 143 men 144 met 145 mix 146 mob 147 moo 148 mop 149 mud 150 mug 151 nab 152 nag 153 nap 154 net 155 new 156 nil 157 nip 158 nod 159 nor 160 now 161 nut 162 oak 163 oat 164 odd 165 off 166 old 167 orb 168 out 169 owl 170 own 171 pad 172 pal 173 pan 174 pay 175 pen 176 pet 177 pie 178 pig 179 pin 180 pit 181 ply 182 pod 183 pop 184 pot 185 pox 186 pry 187 pun 188 pup 189 put 190 rag 191 ran 192 rat 193 raw 194 red 195 rid 196 rig 197 rip 198 rot 199 row 200 rub 201 rug 202 run 203 rut 204 rye 205 sad 206 sag 207 sap 208 sat 209 saw 210 say 211 set 212 shy 213 sip 214 sit 215 ski 216 sky 217 sly 218 sob 219 soy 220 spa 221 spy 222 tab 223 tag 224 tan 225 tap 226 tar 227 tax 228 the 229 tie 230 tin 231 tip 232 top 233 toy 234 try 235 tub 236 tug 237 use 238 van 239 vat 240 vex 241 vow 242 wag 243 war 244 was 245 wax 246 web 247 wet 248 who 249 wig 250 win 251 wit 252 yes 253 yet 254 zoo 255 all.
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Richard Hosking,
Paranormal Investigator
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Another interesting fact from these memos is an acknowledgement, contrary to public statements, that the Soviet interceptors made no attempt to contact KAL 007 on the international emergency radio frequency nor did they fire tracers or warning shots.
For KAL 007 to descend, after four minutes of level flight, from 5000 meters to precisely the one and only spot where a water-landing could be effected close enough to a land mass to provide safety, through clouds, at night, demonstrates a very high degree of airworthiness and navigability as well as a good knowledge of the area.
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Pete Trengle,
Bass Player
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Another example: 006 foo bar 007 foo bar Using CTRL-A on these numbers results in: 007 foo bar 010 foo bar 7 plus one is 10?
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Sveta Romanova,
Intelligence Officer
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February 14, 2002 Following the landing of KAL 007 and the rescue of passengers and crew by the Soviet KGB Coast Guard, everyone was taken to the KGB Coast Guard base on the Sakhalin.
This was an opportunity to share the information that we have on the fact that KAL 007 was not destroyed in the air but came down safely and that those aboard were taken prisoner by the Soviet KGB.
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Khalid Binalshibh,
Taxi Driver
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Part I: Times and Seasons New Year 001 For thy mercy and thy grace Spring 002 Kindly spring again is here 003 Lift your hidden faces 004 Spring has now unwrapped the flowers 005 Spring bursts today 006 The year's at the spring Summer 007 Summer suns are glowing 008 The summer days are coming again Harvest 009 Come, ye thankful people, come 010 Fair waved the golden corn 011 Fields of corn, give up your ears 012 Let us, with a gladsome mind 013 To thee, O Lord, our hearts we raise 014 We plow the fields, and scatter Autumn 015 The year is swiftly waning Winter 016 Tis winter now; the fallen snow Seasons: General 017 All the scenes of nature quicken 018 By the breadth of the blue 019 Hark, my soul!
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Josh Hogan,
Commander
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This is provided by simultaneous tape transcripts of KAL 007 pilot-to-co-pilot cockpit conversations, air-base-commander instructions to shoot down the plane, the base ground controller’s transmission of orders to the Soviet interceptor pilot, the pilot’s chronicling of his stalking and shooting down of the passenger jet, and Digital Flight Data Recorder records of all movements of the jumbo jet from the moment of missile detonation to the aircraft’s gradual descent leading to a landing on the water.
Schlossberg says Soviet military radio intercepts show that high-level Soviet commanders were angry and frustrated that KAL 007 was not destroyed and ordered all ships in the area launch a rescue effort where the plane was last seen coming down.
This was true, for example, of the shooting down by the Soviets of the Korean airliner KAL 007 in early September 1983, which permitted an extended campaign of denigration of an official enemy and greatly advanced Reagan administration arms plans.
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