On 7/28/2017 5:06 PM, Chiron wrote:

>>>> Coś wiadomo o ich czarnych skrzynkach? AMERYKANIE nie wydobyli ich???
>>>> :->
>> owszem wiadomo. internet zablokowali?
> mamy inne internety, jak sądzę. W mojej wikipedii na ten przykład stoi
> wyraźnie, że nie odnaleziono ŻADNEJ z 4 skrzynek. Na innych stronach też
> to samo. No ale pewno coś przeoczyłem?

az sobie zadalem trud, zeby sprawdzic to co piszesz.
masz taka wikipedie na jaka zasluzyles. i teraz juz mnie wcale nie dziwi
stan twojej wiedzy. na twoim miejscu zaczalbym sie powaznie zastanawiac
nad tym.
w mojej wikipedii jak wol stoi (mam tlumaczyc czy dasz rade?):

Cockpit recorders

The cockpit voice recorder from Flight 77 was heavily damaged from the
impact and resulting fire.
According to the 9/11 Commission Report, both black boxes from Flight 77
and both black boxes from Flight 93 were recovered. However, the CVR
from Flight 77 was said to be too damaged to yield any data. On April
18, 2002, the FBI allowed the families of victims from Flight 93 to
listen to the voice recordings.[163] In April 2006, a transcript of the
CVR was released as part of the Zacarias Moussaoui trial.[164]

Two men, Michael Bellone and Nicholas DeMasi, who worked extensively in
the wreckage of the World Trade Center, said in the book
Behind-The-Scenes: Ground Zero that they helped federal agents find
three of the four "black boxes" from the jetliners:[165]

At one point, I was assigned to take Federal Agents around the site to
search for the black boxes from the planes. We were getting ready to go
out. My ATV was parked at the top of the stairs at the Brooks Brothers
entrance area. We loaded up about a million dollars worth of equipment
and strapped it into the ATV. There were a total of four black boxes. We
found three.[166]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/9/11_conspiracy_theori
es#Cockpit_recorders