OT: Amelia Earhart?

RUfromSoCal?

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I appreciate your knowledge, but I wasn't speaking about the Japanese treatment and information about prisoners during and shortly after the war. My point was that given our country's theories and preoccupation about AE, it would have been foolish for Japan to hide their knowledge of her disappearance for all of these years, imo. Of course, if they captured her and mistreated her, that revelation might have been more damaging to our relationship than keeping the knowledge hidden from us.

My point was...lots of things were lost, destroyed, covered up....
 

WhiteBus

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According to more recently released documents, I think a 3rd bomb (4th overall "shot") was being assembled on Tinian and would be ready by August 19th. With 12 additional bombs being made ready for Sept-August deployment.
Um no. Complete BS.
 

WhiteBus

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See, that's exactly the sort of question someone who is actually part of the cover-up would be asking...
Please don't confuse me with Donald Trump. More fake news from that clown than anybody else. And im a life Republican.
Your sources are not credible.
Next you will be quoting NJ.com
 

RUfromSoCal?

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So, today NBC reporting:

Japanese blogger said in post on Tuesday that the same photo appears in a Japanese travel book on the Pacific Islands in 1935 — two years before Earhart and Noonan went missing in July 1937. Japan's national library website also lists the publication date as 1935.

The post said that the original caption of the photo says in Japanese that it was taken in the town of Jabor in Jaluit Atoll, which is in the Marshall Islands. The post says the photo shows a Japanese steam ship that later was used in the search for the pair but that also arrived there sometime in 1935.

According to a translation by NBC News, the caption on the photo mentions Jabor in Japanese as being an exceptionally good port that becomes quite lively when large ships arrive carrying goods from the mainland.



<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-lang="en"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">HISTORY has a team of investigators exploring the latest developments about <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/AmeliaEarhart?src=hash">#AmeliaEarhart</a> and we will be transparent in our findings. (1/2)</p>&mdash; HISTORY (@HISTORY) <a href="">July 11, 2017</a></blockquote>
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SkilletHead2

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So, today NBC reporting:

Japanese blogger said in post on Tuesday that the same photo appears in a Japanese travel book on the Pacific Islands in 1935 — two years before Earhart and Noonan went missing in July 1937. Japan's national library website also lists the publication date as 1935.

The post said that the original caption of the photo says in Japanese that it was taken in the town of Jabor in Jaluit Atoll, which is in the Marshall Islands. The post says the photo shows a Japanese steam ship that later was used in the search for the pair but that also arrived there sometime in 1935.

According to a translation by NBC News, the caption on the photo mentions Jabor in Japanese as being an exceptionally good port that becomes quite lively when large ships arrive carrying goods from the mainland.



<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-lang="en"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">HISTORY has a team of investigators exploring the latest developments about <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/AmeliaEarhart?src=hash">#AmeliaEarhart</a> and we will be transparent in our findings. (1/2)</p>&mdash; HISTORY (@HISTORY) <a href="">July 11, 2017</a></blockquote>
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If the photo was taken two years before their flight, this really makes it much more intriguing. How did they know that Earhart and Noonan would disappear two years later? This pretty much proves my suspicions!











OK, too much time following the CE Board.
 

DJ Spanky

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If the photo was taken two years before their flight, this really makes it much more intriguing. How did they know that Earhart and Noonan would disappear two years later? This pretty much proves my suspicions!
But it looks like they edited out the flying saucer that was hovering over the harbor.
 
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cicero grimes

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But it looks like they edited out the flying saucer that was hovering over the harbor.
The shocking truth is that Amelia herself was an alien. She did not disappear as is alleged in this thread; she merely returned to the mothership.