Why is the media overplaying the plane crashes?
Posted by peteggrifgen
Why is the media overplaying the plane crashes?
Posted by peteggrifgen
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What’s the definition of accidents for this info?
Because they have to limit the number of people traveling before the upcoming war.
How many of these past numbers were mid air collisions or planes flipping over and breaking apart?
Because of the types of accidents and the locations of the accidents, primarily. Also, this list includes fatal and nonfatal accidents of both commercial and private planes. Without further breakdowns, you’re not getting much of a picture of anything.
It’s an enormous systemic catastrophe when a commercial airliner collides in midair with a military helicopter and everyone dies. It’s less of a big deal when crazy Uncle Bob blows out the motor on his ultralight and crash lands at 2am on the 16th fairway at the local country club.
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Because they are desperate to make trump look bad. Duh.
Because orange man bad
Because it drives clicks.
Anyone think it’s because they successfully dissolved that first incident with the helicopter appearing as it hit that commercial plane….. ?
According to this sub, to weaken trust in air transportation. I saw on here a few months ago that air travel is not part of the big plan so to please it out you shift people away from it.
So we won’t travel and stay in our 15 minute cities (that do not exist)