Learjet appears to go straight down into the ground. Second crash in 2 days. What’s going on?
Martin comments:
Turns out this Learjet was an air ambulance: Medical jet carrying 6 people crashes in Northeast Philly – NBC10 Philadelphia
Which is straight on the back of this incident: Washington D.C. plane, helicopter crash recovery efforts in Potomac River underway | Live Updates from Fox News Digital
Over the past few years we’ve had ship “accidents” like the Suez crash that sabotaged the supply chain, seemingly in choreography with to the Covid plan-demic and its associated supply chain issues (how many forgot about the Ever-Given incident?). Then there were the car crashes: From the death of anti-gravity researcher Ning Li to the Chinese dissidents in NZ on their way to parliament with a petition. Then the aircraft. MH 370 incident stands out for its manifest of the entire top tier of Freescale Semiconductor.
There are many more incidents and accidents I’m sure come to mind for many readers.
What have these modes of transportation got in common? Electronic control systems that are easily sabotaged or even remotely hacked.
One might also take into account the sudden spate of “extreme turbulence” incidents that plagued commercial flights last year. Someone messing around with weather-altering technology? “Weather as a Force Multiplier, Owning the Weather in 2025” may ring a few bells. Weather as a Force Multiplier: Owning the Weather in 2025
Or are these aircraft ‘accidents” somehow tied in with the drone invasion? NO, the FAA didn’t explain those: Those devices may have been flying with the knowledge or permission of the FAA, but “for research and other purposes” is a nothing answer. What “research”? What “other purposes”?
Is that what’s going on here? Or is this recent spate of air crashes simply a coincidence of tragic but unrelated accidents and mishaps?
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