But why are they constantly talking about plane accidents now?
Posted by BrickxLeaf
But why are they constantly talking about plane accidents now?
Posted by BrickxLeaf
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Submission statement: This chart shows plane accidents by year, and 2025 has significantly fewer than previous years. Yet, if the news is suddenly focusing on plane incidents more than usual, what’s the goal? Why amplify a narrative when the data suggests accidents are actually lower? Are they shifting focus from something else, or is there an agenda behind making people fear air travel?
Do commercial aircraft. Most plane accidents are small private planes flown by hobbyist pilots. 2025 has seen a number of incidents involving commercial airliners, which is extremely unusual
discourage people from flying. can’t fly in a 15 minute smart city
Information travels so fast today.
In the past it would take years to hear about a war or event that happened somewhere else.
It’s not rocket surgery to figure out that AI is capable of taking everyone’s jobs… So they frame it to look like incompetence, as the robots take our jobs.
Same thing they did with deaths during the COVID era.
Also, Covid happened and flights were down for awhile.
To scare you into staying a citizen in this country
Because there had not been a major commercial plane crashes in the US since 2009. Smaller private planes crash all the time, but the commercial jet business had been nearly spotless with only a couple of smaller accidents. There was Asiana and that case where someone was blown out, but other than those the crashes have been in smaller private special flights
Is this on the level? Wow, this changes everything
[https://www.ntsb.gov/Pages/monthly.aspx](https://www.ntsb.gov/Pages/monthly.aspx)
They don’t want commoners flying
Perhaps they are planning another 9/11?