Alaska Crashes Should Serve To Remind All Pilots That Mother Nature Is Always In Char

On Aug 14, 8:51*pm, Mxsmanic wrote:
writes:
BACK UP YOUR BULL**** OBSERVATIONS WITH REAL FACTS BESIDES SAYING
"NTSB WEBSITE"?????????

No amount of uppercase text or question and exclamation marks can change this.

IT POINTS OUT THAT YOU TALK OUT OF YOUR ASS.

I ASKED A VERY DIRECT QUESTION. BACK UP YOUR STATEMENTS. SHOW US REAL
ACCIDENTS THAT SUPPORT YOUR POSITION.

YOU CLAIMED YOU WROTE PUBLISHED AVIATION ARTICLES.

OR IS THIS ANOTHER LIE YOU LIVE DAY TO DAY???????? IF SO CLAIMED TO
WRITE PUBLISHED, THEN SURELY YOU CAN ACCEDE TO MY REQUEST AND SHOW US
THE DATA POINTS YOU USED TO SAY.

OR IS THIS ANOTHER LIE YOU LIVE DAY TO DAY???????? LET ME GUESS YOU
WON'T ANSWER MY DIRECT QUESTIONS.

I'm sorry that you seem unwilling to face reality, but there are
lots of real
pilots who are (were) not very good pilots, as the accident
statistics prove.
It's just an observation, and it's an accurate one.

PROVE YOUR ACCURATE OBSERVATION. WITHOUT DATA POINTS PROVING YOUR
POSITION YOU TALK OUT OF YOUR ASS.