He's not dead, no one was in the plane either. The plane, a Q400, was being remotely piloted. That's why it did those rolls without affecting the pilot. Whoever was having that fun little banter with tower was likely a WH hat sitting at a desk far away. The comms were simply rerouted, easily done. As for as remote flying, we've had that capability since the 1970s.
One giveaway for anyone who knows anything about flying was when he asked the tower how to pressurize the cabin because it was getting hard to breathe. The reason that didn't make any sense is because he never even got to 10,000'. At 10K the O2 levels don't start to noticeable decrease. He was at about 15% O2 which is too high to notice an affect unless you're running a marathon.
All the clues were right there for anons to pick up.
The plane was a Q400
He was a baker (anons who bake the bread crumbs)
Richard Russell - USS Richard B. Russell (SSN-687), a Sturgeon-class attack submarine
It happened near Skunk Bay where earlier the missile that was fired at AF1 en-route to Singapore was filmed by a weather camera. Per Q, the chatter was picked up, AF1 rerouted and that missile was splashed by F-16s.
The Q400 "crashed" on Ketron island, a small island owned by a Hollyweird exec. Just before it crash two F-15s were scrambled and chasing it.
Best guess, that missile came from a portable launcher on Ketron Island, the launcher was still there and the white hats wanted to take it out without alerting the public but also as flex to the DS. So the Q400, flown by Richard Russell, was remotely flown to the island as it was chased by F-15s. To cover for the F-15s destroying the launcher they crashed the Q400 there at around the same time. The public was none the wiser but the DS knew the feces was hitting the fan.
He's not dead, no one was in the plane either. The plane, a Q400, was being remotely piloted. That's why it did those rolls without affecting the pilot. Whoever was having that fun little banter with tower was likely a WH hat sitting at a desk far away. The comms were simply rerouted, easily done. As for as remote flying, we've had that capability since the 1970s.
One giveaway for anyone who knows anything about flying was when he asked the tower how to pressurize the cabin because it was getting hard to breathe. The reason that didn't make any sense is because he never even got to 10,000'. At 10K the O2 levels don't start to noticeable decrease. He was at about 15% O2 which is too high to notice an affect unless you're running a marathon.
All the clues were right there for anons to pick up.
The plane was a Q400
He was a baker (anons who bake the bread crumbs)
Richard Russell - USS Richard B. Russell (SSN-687), a Sturgeon-class attack submarine
It happened near Skunk Bay where earlier the missile that was fired at AF1 en-route to Singapore was filmed by a weather camera. Per Q, the chatter was picked up, AF1 rerouted and that missile was splashed by F-16s.
The Q400 "crashed" on Ketron island, a small island owned by a Hollyweird exec. Just before it crash two F-15s were scrambled and chasing it.
Best guess, that missile came from a portable launcher on Ketron Island, the launcher was still there and the white hats wanted to take it out without alerting the public. So the Q400, flown by Richard Russell, was remotely flown to the island as it was chased by F-15s. To cover for the F-15s destroying the launcher they crashed the Q400 there at around the same time. The public was none the wiser but the DS knew the feces was hitting the fan.
He's not dead, no one was in the plane either. The plane, a Q400, was being remotely piloted. That's why it did those rolls without affecting the pilot. Whoever was having that fun little banter with tower was likely a WH hat sitting at a desk far away. The comms were simply rerouted, easily done. As for as remote flying, we've had that capability since the 1970s.
One giveaway for anyone who knows anything about flying was when he asked the tower how to pressurize the cabin because it was getting hard to breathe. The reason that didn't make any sense is because he never even got to 10,000'. At 10K the O2 levels don't start to noticeable decrease. He was at about 15% O2 which is too high to notice an affect unless you're running a marathon.
All the clues were right there for anons to pick up.
The plane was a Q400
He was a baker (anons who bake the bread crumbs)
Richard Russell - USS Richard B. Russell (SSN-687), a Sturgeon-class attack submarine
It happened near Skunk Bay where earlier the missile that was fired at AF1 en-route to Singapore was filmed by a weather camera. Per Q, the chatter was picked up, AF1 rerouted and that missile was splashed by a F-16s.
The Q400 "crashed" on Ketron island, a small island owned by a Hollyweird exec. Just before it crash two F-15s were scrambled and chasing it.
Best guess, that missile came from a portable launcher on Ketron Island, the launcher was still there and the white hats wanted to take it out without alerting the public. So the Q400, flown by Richard Russell, was remotely flown to the island as it was chased by F-15s. To cover for the F-15s destroying the launcher they crashed the Q400 there at around the same time. The public was none the wiser but the DS knew the feces was hitting the fan.