If it were when women first started being allowed into these types of roles, I would have to say they actually met the required standards for it.

After all these years though, based off what I experienced in my time in and the last 4 years of dei practices, I'd say she was most likely given an edge and should not have been flying.

I watched standards be lowered across the board in the military because females couldn't match the men. At first, for the sake of diversity, standards were lowered only for women. Then, because some feminazis started crying discrimination, the standards got lowered for both males and females. Now we have sub par men and women in the military that shouldn't even be there in the first place.

This has resulted in more loss of life over the years due to the fact that the military in general has gotten beyond soft. All just because of having to meet forced numbers of women, men, races, sexual preferences and many other forms of nonsensical bullshit.

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I also wanted to add on that in this particular scenario, I don't think dei is the fault. I think it was hacked and controlled remotely. Q post deltas too close about a crash and the whole revealing remote controlled Blackhawks not too far before Trump's return are the reasons I have that hunch.