Navy Pilot Crashes Plane, Ejects, after Vax reaction

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The traitor Lloyd Austin has just lost an F-35 because of the mandated jab. Navy pilot struck by the cardiac symptoms at just the wrong time, attempting to land on the USS Vinson.

This story won't make the mainstream media.

By including audio of the pilot, some Navy whistleblower has done a great service to his countrymen.

Stop the shots!

Single Source

No Audio present

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Is this satire, or...?

a reply to: Salander
We do not know if it was because he was inoculated.
Just saying
Rainbows
Jane

Riiiggghhhttt! Pull the other one. Who ever wrote this doesn't know jack# about Carrier Ops.

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a reply to: Archivalist

It is entirely possible that it is fake news, but because it is fatal to the official narrative, it's probably not.

How many others have crashed like that? None.

And from my perspective, the sudden onset of symptoms have been reported in the aviation community before. I know a friend of a friend who was First Officer on one of the mainline carriers, at the gate loading passengers when the pilot in the left seat died of a heart attack. Obviously, that was not covered by the news, as the carrier understandably kept the event secret.

I know two other airline pilots who have had to ground themselves because of cardiac symptoms after the shots.

It makes perfect sense. I wonder whether the pilot will follow in the steps of Stu Scheller?

originally posted by: Salander

The traitor Lloyd Austin...

Why do you call him a 'traitor'?

a reply to: angelchemuel

Yes, we don't even know if the story is true. There is no question of the accident as the Navy has confirmed the event and the picture of the airplane still floating in the carrier's wake, and confirmed that 7 or 8 deck hands were injured by the crash.

The question is why did this carrier qualified pilot screw it up so badly? Because he experienced significant pain at just the wrong moment is a plausible explanation.

a reply to: Archivalist

Navy says the leaked images of the F-35 crash into the South China Sea are real

A video and photos of an F-35C Joint Strike Fighter that suffered a “landing mishap” Jan. 24 aboard the aircraft carrier Carl Vinson and then fell into the South China Sea show the jet just before and after its impact with the flight deck.

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They don't say why the crash happened.

originally posted by: Archivalist
Is this satire, or...?

No doubt the Carl Vinson lost an F-35 about a week ago. The rest of it ...

ETA: You'd get truthful answers right quick if the Officers In Charge were held financially liable for the aircraft and injuries. They'd also probably ground all pilots they forced to participate in the Gene Therapy experiment.

a reply to: BrokenCircles

Because he ordered that all the military take experimental shots that are poisonous, to presumably 'protect' against a virus with a 99% survival rate.

Genius IQ doesn't fit in nicely with the military mindset, but concern about the health of the troops and sailors is supposed to fit it.

Walking around like a masked Darth Vader suggests he is scared silly of a flu virus, or advancing a nefarious agenda in poisoning US troops.

a reply to: OccamsRazor04

Hell, we all know the Navy, indeed the entire Pentagon, never lies, never covers up things.

Yeah, we learned that from Daniel Ellsberg and the Pentagon Papers.

a reply to: Snarl

The rest of it is just too uncomfortable to believe of course, unless one happens to know another pilot that experienced the same thing in civilian life, eh?

a reply to: Salander

Oh. I didn't know who Lloyd Austin was. Since you said he lost the plane, I thought you were saying he was the pilot.

originally posted by: Salander
a reply to: Snarl

The rest of it is just too uncomfortable to believe of course, unless one happens to know another pilot that experienced the same thing in civilian life, eh?

Yep. Good thread, Salander.

S&F

a reply to: Snarl

Under the Military Whistleblowers Act LTC Teresa Long, a brigade Flight Surgeon at Fort Rucker, went public last summer regarding the injuries she has seen to Army personnel including aviators.

Thank God for Senator Ron Johnson of Wisconsin, he held hearings and incorporated LTC Long's work and comments. In short, she did a detailed risk-benefit analysis in accordance with Army Regulations. She found that for young aviators and troops, the risks of the shots far exceed any possible benefits.

Her superior officers naturally told her to pound sand and removed her from seeing patients. Too damn much truth for those traitors, but oh so typical for the military brass, as we saw in the Pentagon Papers.

What LTC Long warned about just happened (in all probability) on the USS Vinson.

a reply to: Salander

I saw this in an Italian newspaper the other day.
www.repubblica.it...
Limited reading, behind paywall.

Here is the picture in said article:


The original source was a leak on Twitter:

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There was no mention of the cause or dynamics of the incident.

originally posted by: Salander
a reply to: angelchemuel


The question is why did this carrier qualified pilot screw it up so badly? Because he experienced significant pain at just the wrong moment is a plausible explanation.

And that makes him a traitor?

Are all people that have taken the jab traitors?

a reply to: Archivalist

Exactly. This looks more like hyperbole than anything, especially with the political slant in the article.

This is just as likely to be pilot error as anything else. Until a report comes out there is only speculation.

a reply to: Salander

You mention audio of the pilot as if there is
actually audio. There is not. Just a bunch of quotes not attributed to anyone but implied to be from the pilot.

Lots of things can go wrong during a carrier landing. Nothing concrete yet to attribute the crash to anything other than pilot error, and too early to even make that determination.

Too many agendas involved here, source is suspect as there is zero information available on their own platform about who and what they are. Official story so far is a bad glide path as in too high. I think the article jumps the shark as just too many inferences and no sources

originally posted by: olaru12

originally posted by: Salander
a reply to: angelchemuel


The question is why did this carrier qualified pilot screw it up so badly? Because he experienced significant pain at just the wrong moment is a plausible explanation.

And that makes him a traitor?

Are all people that have taken the jab traitors?

No. That's what I thought he meant too, that Lloyd Austin was the pilot.

Lloyd Austin is the Secretary of Defense, who made it mandatory for active troops to get the vaccine, and that's the guy he is calling a 'traitor'.