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  • in reply to: Malaysian Airlineus 777 shot down over Ukraine #2242968
    lukos
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    I am sorry but that just straw man(and rather desparate) you compering low resolution video with high resolution picture (close up). Some small details will not be visible in low resolution footage(and note this lamp post is partially obscured by foliage in the video.

    What do you try to show by marking ramp of the trailer?Is that your “wall” ?;)
    “As I say, I can distinguish more shades of green than any other colour.”You are the man!You made my day!
    We already Know your excellent observation skills
    Posted by MadRat:Lukos, don’t be dense. Support beams are not on the outside of the aircraft.The piece has literally been turned inside out.
    Go Huskers!
    And this “wall” ! Man don’t give up please continue!:highly_amused:

    I’ve changed my mind, it may be the same place, however we know that another plane was shot down, so this may have been the Buk that got the An-26. Do we even have a time stamp?

    We also know the incident, if it was the rebels, was down to the Ukrainian government failing to comply with International Law wrt Air Warfare:

    It’s not absolutely necessary that it was an Su-25. This is a radar image after all and not visual. The Su-25 has no radar, so identification based on radar type is not possible. As you say, chaff and ECM can do all sorts of things to an old SARH missile or maybe they thought it was an An-26 with an escort. Either way, it is the Ukrainian’s fault for a) Letting civilian aircraft over that area, and b) flying military aircraft on war sorties in the vicinity.

    In doing so it turned a civilian airliner into an effective contribution to a military effort by using it as a decoy.

    http://ihlresearch.org/amw/HPCR%20Manual.pdf

    Section J, I, 63(f)

    Section E, I, 22(d)

    Section G, 41 – Did anyone inform the rebels, which aircraft were civilian?

    Section H, 42 – Ukrainian military jet shouldn’t have been next to airliner

    Section H, 43-46 – Ukrainian military should have diverted air traffic.

    Section I, IV, 54 – Airliner shouldn’t have been there.

    Section I, IV, 55 – Was a NOTAM issued to rebel forces?

    in reply to: Malaysian Airlineus 777 shot down over Ukraine #2243046
    lukos
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    The location in the footage has been tracked down to Luhansk just like the Ukrainians claimed it to be. Ouch! Looks like the Russians simply took the above claim off social media and ran with it without checking. Maybe Russian Intelligence should start employing some of the internet sleuths to double check their work? 🙂

    TEEJ – Can you go on Google Earth and stick a pin in this place and give me a grid reference please?

    in reply to: Malaysian Airlineus 777 shot down over Ukraine #2243148
    lukos
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    Oh no. don’t give up just yet .If you know ” Lots of other stuff ” pointing them out will be easy .Please continue. What two pictures are you taking about ?What do you try to show by marking ramp of the trailer?
    And by the way let me translate for you направление съемки direction of shooting(movie) .

    I’m showing stuff in the shots claimed to be from Lugansk that don’t match the video.

    If you look at the lamppost – below the plaque, there is a vertical black line. Look carefully at the very bottom of that line in the video and in the photo claimed to be from Lugansk. Notice something in the Lugansk shot not in the video at 0:06. Little white square object whatever it is. Funny how the close up of that plaque (bottom picture in collage) cuts off just above that little square bit huh?:highly_amused: Someone sure did go to a lot of effort just to stuff butts.

    Lamppost other side of road in video is missing it’s twin to the left and the grey box attached to it (in Lugansk shot).

    There’s tons of differences in the shrubbery to. As I say, I can distinguish more shades of green than any other colour.

    The Algerian airliner thread is more interesting anyway.

    in reply to: Malaysian Airlineus 777 shot down over Ukraine #2243156
    lukos
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    What are we looking at here? Where is this? When is this? Is there any way to know what type of missile this is?

    Pointless posting this if there is no additional information. Went through the comments on youtube – no info there either.

    If the technology exists to track launches like this, why aren’t we seeing it? That was his point I guess.

    in reply to: Malaysian Airlineus 777 shot down over Ukraine #2243164
    lukos
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    £200 to anyone who stops this guy making videos.

    http://news.yahoo.com/ukraine-prime-minister-resigns-over-coalition-break-145902072.html;_ylt=A9mSs3ACVdFT62wAj99LBQx.;_ylu=X3oDMTE0bmduMWgxBHNlYwNzcgRwb3MDMgRjb2xvA2lyMgR2dGlkA01TWVVLMDRfMQ–

    Ukraine’s PM resigns amid deadly rebellion complicating MH17 probe

    Donetsk (Ukraine) (AFP) – Ukraine’s prime minister resigned Thursday after his governing coalition collapsed, plunging the former Soviet state into political limbo as it struggles to quell a deadly rebellion in the east.

    Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk said he was stepping down over “dissolution of the parliamentary coalition and the blocking of government initiatives” after several parties walked out on the ruling group.

    The collapse of the ruling coalition paves the way for early elections to be called by President Petro Poroshenko within 30 days.

    Although a truce has been declared by both rebels and government forces in the immediate vicinity of the vast crash site, heavy shelling was ongoing nearby including around Donetsk, just 60 kilometres (40 miles) from the scene.

    http://cdn.chud.com/7/74/745b3eaa_david-caruso-horatio-cain.jpeg

    in reply to: Malaysian Airlineus 777 shot down over Ukraine #2243179
    lukos
    Participant

    Proof him wrong that footage was taken in Luhansk Neczuja Lewickiego st. but like Russian claim in Krasnoarmeysk,whatever street you want .
    He lay down very convincing argument showing images of the place in Luhansk and matching them exactly with the location in the video.
    So don’t be lazy and(or) incompetent and find pictures of place in Krasnoarmeysk (maybe Dnepropetrovskaya str. 34;) and match them exactly with the location in the video .
    It will be not easy because the video shows trolleybus lines, which Krasnoarmeysk, DOES NOT have(Luhansk DOES) , but man with your intellect can do it .:highly_amused:

    The location in the footage has been tracked down to Luhansk just like the Ukrainians claimed it to be. Ouch! Looks like the Russians simply took the above claim off social media and ran with it without checking. Maybe Russian Intelligence should start employing some of the internet sleuths to double check their work?

    Putin won’t be happy! Looks like there is going to be some Generals on Putin’s carpet with hats on after this blunder! How many DVD copies of the brief was the Russian Ambassador to Malaysia dishing out along with claiming that the separatists did not have Buk?

    I hope you’re not trying to say that the two places in the photos are the same. Do you not see the wall close behind the sign in the video:

    In the new photo, where is the sign behind the sign?

    The wall in your shot, you’re claiming is from the video isn’t even the same as the wall in the video and is absent from second shot.

    Lots of other stuff too but I’m sure someone who can be arsed will point this out better than I can be bothered to.

    http://i74.photobucket.com/albums/i245/lukos_/Discrepancies_zps0c5496ec.png

    Lots of issues with the trees. I can distinguish more shades of green than any other colour.

    in reply to: Malaysian Airlineus 777 shot down over Ukraine #2284212
    lukos
    Participant

    IIRC, it was reported in the news that it was at 6500 m which is much below 10000, although I don’t know how accurate that information was.

    If the fighter is nearer than the airliner and using ECM, it could appear on the radar as a sequence of false blips along the range axis. Tracing that back, one of the blips could correspond with the position of the airliner which the SAM operator does not know about. Because a real aircraft is there making a large return, this is taken to be the jamming military aircraft, an An-26 say, and fired upon.

    in reply to: Malaysian Airlineus 777 shot down over Ukraine #2284220
    lukos
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    No, somebody else did before, I just accepted it to make a different point while disclaiming that I don’t want to get into the usefulness of that definition and if it can be applied here.

    Nonetheless, the Ukrainian side can be held responsible if they had information that the rebels obtained such a weapon; for instance, it might have been supplied by Russia or brought in from the Crimea in secret and they had no such information, why would they forbid the civilian traffic? Although, it would be interesting to know if their military flights were flying at or above 10000 meters over that area before or not.

    An An-26 had already been shot down at a similar altitude therefore Section H, 43-46 applies:

    http://ihlresearch.org/amw/HPCR%20Manual.pdf

    in reply to: Malaysian Airlineus 777 shot down over Ukraine #2284222
    lukos
    Participant

    I had a second thought about that.

    Maybe the Russians are trying to tell the press that it was all BUT a Su25 ?

    The echo that was seen *hovering* cld have been the result of sophisticated Jamming.

    I think we have to get back to node1 – Hypo:
    – something was shadowing MH17
    – The 777 was shot down
    – the *something* broke-off with ECM switched ON
    – Echo then disapeared showing that it was the result of a modern system

    Then the why Malaysia again get a place back in the reflexion.

    It’s not absolutely necessary that it was an Su-25. This is a radar image after all and not visual. The Su-25 has no radar, so identification based on radar type is not possible. As you say, chaff and ECM can do all sorts of things to an old SARH missile or maybe they thought it was an An-26 with an escort. Either way, it is the Ukrainian’s fault for a) Letting civilian aircraft over that area, and b) flying military aircraft on war sorties in the vicinity.

    In doing so it turned a civilian airliner into an effective contribution to a military effort by using it as a decoy.

    http://ihlresearch.org/amw/HPCR%20Manual.pdf

    Section J, I, 63(f)

    Section E, I, 22(d)

    Section G, 41 – Did anyone inform the rebels, which aircraft were civilian?

    Section H, 42 – Ukrainian military jet shouldn’t have been next to airliner

    Section H, 43-46 – Ukrainian military should have diverted air traffic.

    Section I, IV, 54 – Airliner shouldn’t have been there.

    Section I, IV, 55 – Was a NOTAM issued to rebel forces?

    in reply to: Malaysian Airlineus 777 shot down over Ukraine #2284262
    lukos
    Participant

    Picture(s) or did not happen.Oops! he provided a lot of pictures and real evidence >Proof him wrong. Maybe you are too lazy or you simply can’t ?

    Prove him wrong of what? That satellites can photograph the ground? Well done, nice shots bro’.

    in reply to: Malaysian Airlineus 777 shot down over Ukraine #2284278
    lukos
    Participant

    The location in the footage has been tracked down to Luhansk just like the Ukrainians claimed it to be. Ouch! Looks like the Russians simply took the above claim off social media and ran with it without checking. Maybe Russian Intelligence should start employing some of the internet sleuths to double check their work? 🙂

    Putin won’t be happy! Looks like there is going to be some Generals on Putin’s carpet with hats on after this blunder! How many DVD copies of the brief was the Russian Ambassador to Malaysia dishing out along with claiming that the separatists did not have Buk?

    Whole lot of repeated pictures with nothing but sarcastic commentary and zero real evidence.

    £200 to anyone who stops this guy making videos.

    in reply to: Malaysian Airlineus 777 shot down over Ukraine #2284280
    lukos
    Participant

    I am sorry but no one was directing them over conflict zone .They flown the route they (the pilots and Malaysian flight dispatcher office back in Amsterdam )filed and I gave you original flight plan of MH17 twice already .Read about flight plan and flight planning before posting such nonsense.
    Wiki will be good start :
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flight_plan
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flight_planning
    And by the way how is your Spanish “air traffic controller” Carlos doing ? Maybe he can teach us thing or two about air traffic?;)

    They were diverted 300 miles North that day.

    Wiki is a ******* terrible start. World news says 300 mile diversion to the North.

    http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/europe/ukraine/10975524/Crashed-MH17-flight-was-300-miles-off-typical-course.html

    http://static6.businessinsider.com/image/53c96d716da8115439e03a3f-1200-600/map-malaysia-airlines-flight-path-ukraine-3.jpg

    Carlos can go smoke himself.

    There were Ukrainian fighter jets in the same region, hence, human shield.

    in reply to: Malaysian Airlineus 777 shot down over Ukraine #2284284
    lukos
    Participant

    It isn’t a logical conclusion in the case of the die-hard conspiracy theorists in these cases though. They know exactly what they are doing and they go looking for it from the outset. It is a mindset and all the conspiracy websites do it and get very rich out of doing it too. They don’t care as long as they suck in the gullible and naive. I think we have exhausted the time stamp discussion and I won’t comment on it further. Thanks.

    What they’re doing is reading a time stamp and expecting it to be accurate, except it isn’t because of Google retardism.

    in reply to: Malaysian Airlineus 777 shot down over Ukraine #2284285
    lukos
    Participant

    I never called it that; my point was that you’re downplaying one wrongdoing because some other is getting downplayed, too. Yes, the plane was obviously shot down by accident but someone needs to be held responsible for that. E.g. if the Ukrainian side knew that the rebels could posses such a weapon (e.g. it was captured at some base), someone is ultimately responsible for not closing the area for civilian traffic; or if the rebels were supplied by the other side in secret, they should be held responsible.

    You did call it that. Ultimately no flights should have been flying in that area. Ukrainian ATC was the only one in control of that.

    in reply to: Malaysian Airlineus 777 shot down over Ukraine #2284342
    lukos
    Participant

    General in press briefing say the plane is probably Su-25, not that it is Su-25.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1YGJe8Go9j4

    On the video is seen, that Ukraine also use MiG-29 jets for attacks and MiG-29 and Su-25 are quite of similar size on radar, so there is also a good chance, that Ukrainian military jet around airliner, is MiG-29 instead of Su-25 and MiG could use both R-73 and R-27T missiles.

    Which again implicates Ukraine. Directing airliners over a conflict zone and flying military sorties close to them in the presence of a SAM threat. How is that any different to Hamas “allegedly” putting rockets on top of a hospital? Human shield, hello.

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