Re: Flat as a Pancake : Sun Nov 01, 2015 7:20 pm  

You think you're an authority on space, rocket flight, GPS, and lord knows what else, how can you expect anyone to take you remotely seriously when you can't even use the quote function?

Re: Flat as a Pancake : Sun Nov 01, 2015 11:18 pm  

I'm insulted that the massive gormclops won't answer my questions.

One presumes that one is far too much of a Neanderthal to deserve an answer.

Although, I ask, once again, how old is the Earth?

Re: Flat as a Pancake : Mon Nov 02, 2015 2:41 am  

theearthisflat wrote: .. Plus, the one stops that are in that Aukland to Santiago search have you flying to Sydney and catching the other fake flight, Qantas 27. Try booking it, its a nightmare.... I treid booking it. I picked a random date (next Friday). I chose direct flights only. It was a pice of mickey: Flight review from someone who's done it http://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/ShowTopic- ... egion.html From November 8 2015 through to January 24 2016, Qantas' Sydney-Santiago flights will also run on Sundays – an increase to its current Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday services. http://www.ausbt.com.au/qantas-to-boost ... go-flights My, they really are over-egging this fake flight that nobody can actually catch, aren't they? In yet another sign that business travel has bounced back, LAN Airlines has resumed daily weekday flights from Sydney to Santiago, Chile after the service was curtailed during the global economic downturn. The LA800 flight departs Sydney at 9:55am, then heads via Auckland to Santiago where it arrives at 12:10pm the same day. http://www.ausbt.com.au/lan-resumes-syd ... ticleright Fook me, LAN airlines is getting a few thousand extra eggs to chuck in its pudding too. What is remarkable is just how assiduously these otherwise "normal" airlines nevertheless choose to perpetuate this permanent "fake flights" publicity. How come the only person who "knows" these flights don't actually exist is, er, you? Do you even know how ridiculously mad you are sounding?

theearthisflat wrote: .. Plus, the one stops that are in that Aukland to Santiago search have you flying to Sydney and catching the other fake flight, Qantas 27. Try booking it, its a nightmare.... I treid booking it. I picked a random date (next Friday). I chose direct flights only. It was a pice of mickey: Flight review from someone who's done it http://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/ShowTopic- ... egion.html From November 8 2015 through to January 24 2016, Qantas' Sydney-Santiago flights will also run on Sundays – an increase to its current Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday services. http://www.ausbt.com.au/qantas-to-boost ... go-flights My, they really are over-egging this fake flight that nobody can actually catch, aren't they? In yet another sign that business travel has bounced back, LAN Airlines has resumed daily weekday flights from Sydney to Santiago, Chile after the service was curtailed during the global economic downturn. The LA800 flight departs Sydney at 9:55am, then heads via Auckland to Santiago where it arrives at 12:10pm the same day. http://www.ausbt.com.au/lan-resumes-syd ... ticleright Fook me, LAN airlines is getting a few thousand extra eggs to chuck in its pudding too. What is remarkable is just how assiduously these otherwise "normal" airlines nevertheless choose to perpetuate this permanent "fake flights" publicity. How come the only person who "knows" these flights don't actually exist is, er, you? Do you even know how ridiculously mad you are sounding?

Re: Flat as a Pancake : Mon Nov 02, 2015 1:11 pm  

Ferocious Aardvark wrote: I treid booking it. I picked a random date (next Friday). I chose direct flights only. It was a pice of mickey: Flight review from someone who's done it http://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/ShowTopic- ... egion.html From November 8 2015 through to January 24 2016, Qantas' Sydney-Santiago flights will also run on Sundays – an increase to its current Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday services. http://www.ausbt.com.au/qantas-to-boost ... go-flights My, they really are over-egging this fake flight that nobody can actually catch, aren't they? http://www.ausbt.com.au/lan-resumes-syd ... ticleright Fook me, LAN airlines is getting a few thousand extra eggs to chuck in its pudding too. What is remarkable is just how assiduously these otherwise "normal" airlines nevertheless choose to perpetuate this permanent "fake flights" publicity. How come the only person who "knows" these flights don't actually exist is, er, you? Do you even know how ridiculously mad you are sounding? Ha ha ha your response is pathetic. I really don’t know why i’m replying, THAT’S a pre-booking page.THE HOAX lie’s behind the booking. My 5 year old daughter found every travel agent containing that flight when we researched this You’re not delving deep enough into these flights. And this is why I shouldn't be answering. Look at the 2 top flights on your evidence THEY TAKE OFF AT THE SAME TIME As I stated yesterday Ha ha. They're fake. Once you’ve actually BOOKED the flight this is where the fun starts, eg you’ll get told the flight is overbooked or theres some other problem regarding the flight / plane etc. That’s when the alternative’s come in offering all types of different connections. It seems that you ONLY understand simple logic and your so - called research is abysmal almost CHILD like producing yet again NO SUBSTANCE. You also mentioned tripadviser testimonies. Well your really clutching at straws with that one, that proves everything its laughable. Did them passengers on those flights write about how close they got to the Antarctic and were able (during THE LARGEST PART of these flights) to see the polar icebergs and Antarctic land (also), if not, then there is something wrong with their flight-routes .. Its a fake flight. I’ve already researched it try tracking the flights. AIl southern hemisphere planes disappear within 1 hour off take off over the ocean. Then magically re-appear an hour before they land, it absolutely stinks of misinformation. Care to tell me why ? You sure that this flight is a NON-STOP flight? It seems to me that i have spotted at least two take off I am watching right now, at 3 different flight radars, and i don't see any flight whatsoever between SA - Africa - Australia... You have to see these tables http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Non-stop_flight In these tables you won't find even one single flight between SA - Africa - Australia... Now, try to figure out next few facts and then combine them in one entirety: 1. No flights across Antarctica 2. Passengers on alleged NON-STOP flights between Australia and South America are not able to see Antarctica... 3. Flight Radars show no flights between SA - Africa - Australia 4. There isn't one single NON-STOP flight in tables above between SA - Africa - Australia This video is very interesting, i suggest you to watch this video carefully (even if you have already watched it before) : https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=p ... RWL4#t=287 This Proves ALL plane routes are riddled to fit the globe. When its transferred to the Azimuthal map, you can see why they fly these weird routes. But do some plane searches between Chile, Argentina, New Zealand, South Africa, and Australia, you will be astounded at what you will find! All with stop overs, and if you find a direct flight (very rare) the duration in the air doesn't add up. I See you have skipped this part: As usual you don’t delve DEEP enough. FACT A Boeing 777 has a cruising speed of 640 miles/hour = 1024 km/h7400 miles (11840 km) comes in at around 12 hours. Try to find this route.It doesn't exist. It can't! The closest i came was a one connection flight with a 3 hours layover. The total flight time was 20 hours.20 hours, take away 3 hours, it's 17 hours, not 12 hours Go ahead, try yourself...You may find 1 NON-STOP (flight), but even then, the strangeness doesn't end there, because the speed is wrong...17 (hours) * 1024 km/h = 17 408 km, NOT 11 800 km. ITS NT EVEN FLOWN, THIS WAS JUST INFO OF AN ATTEMPT OF BOOKING THE FLIGHT I received an email today explaining about this subject and they wanted to remain anonymous to which I truly respect. They wanted me to paste this. Hi! This is an excellent video! Where did you find that John Travolta clip? So funny. If I may add just 3 things, please: First of all real passengers testify that a supposed non-stop flight from Johannesburg to Sao Paulo (and back) has a re-fuel stop in Dakar, Senegal. Secondly, supposed non-stop flight listed as such from Perth to Johannesburg have a re-fuel stop in Cocos Islands. And thirdly once I was trying to book that non-stop flight from Auckland to Santiago on Quantas airlines and I made a false name and address and everything just so the system would allow me to go through, to pass that, and I came to the point where it asked me for my credit card number.... However, and this is very important to understand, that real passengers, who purchased such tickets (Auckland/Sydney - Santiago) non-stop, testify that they either stopped to refuel on some Pacific islands and the excuse was the bad weather conditions, OR even when they ARRIVED AS THE FIRST ONES AT THE AIRPORT AT THE CHECK IN POINT, they were told that the flight is unfortunately OVERBOOKED and they were given new tickets when the plane officially stopped in LAX, or Dallas, Texas or Vancouver and then of course Auckland to Sydney for example. And I've made an extensive research about it and this is what is happening here. Yes, I agree those flight are fake, but they have to sell them from time to time to keep this deception going. Thank for making those videos and educating people on this subject. You are making an excellent job and even fighting with those zombies and trolls.. Keep up the good work! Please copy and paste this and post it, but leave my details out. I’ve not got the patience to deal with the “sheeple” I would rather you deal with them. LOL. Great See The word is spreading. The truth always comes out in the end. I expect another non substantial reply.

Ferocious Aardvark wrote: I treid booking it. I picked a random date (next Friday). I chose direct flights only. It was a pice of mickey: Flight review from someone who's done it http://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/ShowTopic- ... egion.html From November 8 2015 through to January 24 2016, Qantas' Sydney-Santiago flights will also run on Sundays – an increase to its current Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday services. http://www.ausbt.com.au/qantas-to-boost ... go-flights My, they really are over-egging this fake flight that nobody can actually catch, aren't they? http://www.ausbt.com.au/lan-resumes-syd ... ticleright Fook me, LAN airlines is getting a few thousand extra eggs to chuck in its pudding too. What is remarkable is just how assiduously these otherwise "normal" airlines nevertheless choose to perpetuate this permanent "fake flights" publicity. How come the only person who "knows" these flights don't actually exist is, er, you? Do you even know how ridiculously mad you are sounding? Ha ha ha your response is pathetic. I really don’t know why i’m replying, THAT’S a pre-booking page.THE HOAX lie’s behind the booking. My 5 year old daughter found every travel agent containing that flight when we researched this You’re not delving deep enough into these flights. And this is why I shouldn't be answering. Look at the 2 top flights on your evidence THEY TAKE OFF AT THE SAME TIME As I stated yesterday Ha ha. They're fake. Once you’ve actually BOOKED the flight this is where the fun starts, eg you’ll get told the flight is overbooked or theres some other problem regarding the flight / plane etc. That’s when the alternative’s come in offering all types of different connections. It seems that you ONLY understand simple logic and your so - called research is abysmal almost CHILD like producing yet again NO SUBSTANCE. You also mentioned tripadviser testimonies. Well your really clutching at straws with that one, that proves everything its laughable. Did them passengers on those flights write about how close they got to the Antarctic and were able (during THE LARGEST PART of these flights) to see the polar icebergs and Antarctic land (also), if not, then there is something wrong with their flight-routes .. Its a fake flight. I’ve already researched it try tracking the flights. AIl southern hemisphere planes disappear within 1 hour off take off over the ocean. Then magically re-appear an hour before they land, it absolutely stinks of misinformation. Care to tell me why ? You sure that this flight is a NON-STOP flight? It seems to me that i have spotted at least two take off I am watching right now, at 3 different flight radars, and i don't see any flight whatsoever between SA - Africa - Australia... You have to see these tables http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Non-stop_flight In these tables you won't find even one single flight between SA - Africa - Australia... Now, try to figure out next few facts and then combine them in one entirety: 1. No flights across Antarctica 2. Passengers on alleged NON-STOP flights between Australia and South America are not able to see Antarctica... 3. Flight Radars show no flights between SA - Africa - Australia 4. There isn't one single NON-STOP flight in tables above between SA - Africa - Australia This video is very interesting, i suggest you to watch this video carefully (even if you have already watched it before) : https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=p ... RWL4#t=287 This Proves ALL plane routes are riddled to fit the globe. When its transferred to the Azimuthal map, you can see why they fly these weird routes. But do some plane searches between Chile, Argentina, New Zealand, South Africa, and Australia, you will be astounded at what you will find! All with stop overs, and if you find a direct flight (very rare) the duration in the air doesn't add up. I See you have skipped this part: As usual you don’t delve DEEP enough. FACT A Boeing 777 has a cruising speed of 640 miles/hour = 1024 km/h7400 miles (11840 km) comes in at around 12 hours. Try to find this route.It doesn't exist. It can't! The closest i came was a one connection flight with a 3 hours layover. The total flight time was 20 hours.20 hours, take away 3 hours, it's 17 hours, not 12 hours Go ahead, try yourself...You may find 1 NON-STOP (flight), but even then, the strangeness doesn't end there, because the speed is wrong...17 (hours) * 1024 km/h = 17 408 km, NOT 11 800 km. ITS NT EVEN FLOWN, THIS WAS JUST INFO OF AN ATTEMPT OF BOOKING THE FLIGHT I received an email today explaining about this subject and they wanted to remain anonymous to which I truly respect. They wanted me to paste this. Hi! This is an excellent video! Where did you find that John Travolta clip? So funny. If I may add just 3 things, please: First of all real passengers testify that a supposed non-stop flight from Johannesburg to Sao Paulo (and back) has a re-fuel stop in Dakar, Senegal. Secondly, supposed non-stop flight listed as such from Perth to Johannesburg have a re-fuel stop in Cocos Islands. And thirdly once I was trying to book that non-stop flight from Auckland to Santiago on Quantas airlines and I made a false name and address and everything just so the system would allow me to go through, to pass that, and I came to the point where it asked me for my credit card number.... However, and this is very important to understand, that real passengers, who purchased such tickets (Auckland/Sydney - Santiago) non-stop, testify that they either stopped to refuel on some Pacific islands and the excuse was the bad weather conditions, OR even when they ARRIVED AS THE FIRST ONES AT THE AIRPORT AT THE CHECK IN POINT, they were told that the flight is unfortunately OVERBOOKED and they were given new tickets when the plane officially stopped in LAX, or Dallas, Texas or Vancouver and then of course Auckland to Sydney for example. And I've made an extensive research about it and this is what is happening here. Yes, I agree those flight are fake, but they have to sell them from time to time to keep this deception going. Thank for making those videos and educating people on this subject. You are making an excellent job and even fighting with those zombies and trolls.. Keep up the good work! Please copy and paste this and post it, but leave my details out. I’ve not got the patience to deal with the “sheeple” I would rather you deal with them. LOL. Great See The word is spreading. The truth always comes out in the end. I expect another non substantial reply.

Re: Flat as a Pancake : Mon Nov 02, 2015 2:38 pm  

Another great clip claims Virgin Atlantic's newly proposed route. They claim that they can knock hours of long haul flights by flying over the north pole. There is no short cut on a globe This clip uses both Google Earth and the Azimuthal map proving the flight route supports flat earth. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2078301/Mind-sleigh-Airlines-given-permission-fly-North-Pole-time-slashing-hours-exotic-destinations.html https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nHhbSrHvEaE

Another great clip claims Virgin Atlantic's newly proposed route. They claim that they can knock hours of long haul flights by flying over the north pole. There is no short cut on a globe This clip uses both Google Earth and the Azimuthal map proving the flight route supports flat earth. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2078301/Mind-sleigh-Airlines-given-permission-fly-North-Pole-time-slashing-hours-exotic-destinations.html https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nHhbSrHvEaE

Re: Flat as a Pancake : Mon Nov 02, 2015 3:38 pm  

You are arguing rubbish though. It simply could not even be possible that flights which run several times a week, all year round (they do a route to NZ from Santiago too, as well as Sydney) carrying many thousands of passengers as a routine matter, don't actually happen! You would have to believe that these airlines daily perpetrate a ridiculous hoax, and you would have to also argue that none of the passengeres depite there being many thousnads of them, in fact ever travel between Santiago and Aus/NZ at all. It is lunacy of the highest order.

If you are provided with this evidence you say they can't be booked.

If you are shown any flight booking sites which immediately put up bookable tickets, you switch to" yes but they are not real, you won't actually get on a plane".

If I booked a flight, wasting a grand or two, you woudl say "Yes but the plane will never go" (so what happens to the millions of pounds in failed bookings for flights that never take off, and why haven't we ever heard about this bizarre situation?)

And if I got on the plane and flew the fscking route, taking witnesses, video and photos, it would all be pointless as then you'd say you didn't believe me, as I must be either lying, or in on your mad conspiracy, or both.

If you are talking about tracking flights then get a grip and just spend maybe 30 seconds finding out where Flightradar and other sites get their information from. There is your answer, there are no Flightradar24 ADS-B receivers in the Arctic Ocean.

There is no short cut on a globe

There of course is, the shortest route on a globe is along a geodesic. As even you must know, even if you madly don't believe the earth is a globe. Get any ball, stretch a string or piece of cotton tight between any two points, that's the geodesic, and that's the shortest route. Do it on a globe of the world, and you will see why the north pole route is indeed the shortest for the routes being discussed. You don't have to believe in a round earth to agree this would be a shorter route if the earth is a globe.

Re: Flat as a Pancake : Mon Nov 02, 2015 3:51 pm  

Again no substance your hilarious. Great timing too, has today's school indoctrination just finished.

Re: Flat as a Pancake : Mon Nov 02, 2015 4:49 pm  

I can't believe our learned friend from Bradford has got sucked into this nonsense.

Re: Flat as a Pancake : Mon Nov 02, 2015 10:13 pm  

The Earth is flat, the Moon is made of cheese, and 9/11 was solely due to a few naughty Islamic lads

Re: Flat as a Pancake : Mon Nov 02, 2015 11:12 pm  

Stand-Offish wrote:

I can't believe our learned friend from Bradford has got sucked into this nonsense.

It's just occasional mild amusement. That and keeping the nutter off other threads.