Question: Is anyone who's been holding DJT, been recently getting voicemails daily from someone at Community Capital bank asking for (an unfamiliar name) to return their call ASAP? It sounds like a scam call, but the timing is suspect.
Thanks. I definitely agree that some people should never have been given pilot's licenses. I once heard a story about a foreign sponsored flight student, who was unable to solo even after multiple attempts. No instructor would sign him off, as he was unable to fly.
But as an Anon, I Do leave the door open that some (but not all) of the more recent viral small plane crash reports, may be White Hat (good guy) psyops meant to stop the "Instagram pilots" from becoming a crash statistic. Some of the stories fail the "too fitting to be true" litmus test, IMO.
More lives saved by the TCAS system, which is mandatory for most aircraft. It was a technology solution to stop mid air collisions before they happened. Along with Controlled Flight Into Terrain (CFIT), it used to be the major (but avoidable) cause of large airliner crashes.
They used to try to sell fake drivers licenses and IDs for any state, to you in New York's Times Square. But they were blatantly fake, if you knew what the real ones looked like. It's a street hustle that they use on tourists. They print it out while you wait, kek.
In regards to Bill Gates: Wiley Coyote (in the Road Runner cartoons), also used to believe the claims of the devices and chemicals that he purchased in every episode from the ACME corporation. And they all would just back fire (on him) in unexpected ways, right?
Buckhead (Atlanta, Georgia): This area tries hard to be an upscale place with expensive bars restaurants and shops. But there are roving groups of hoodlums walking around, like you are still in a ghetto. Plus the Atlanta night clubs are often overstocked with blokes/dudes, kek.
It seems that these apollo astronauts are mostly all living longer than average life expectancies. And while it meets expectations, that only the best of the best where picked for the lunar missions, I can't help but speculate that this space guy got his wings cut, or something else and possibly it was some time ago.
It's the current number of seconds since the Epoch (1970-01-01 00:00 UTC) according to Unix systems. The Epoch being represented by "0". Here is the number of seconds count right now from a computer that is running Unix:
$ date +%s
1717091090
Similar was going on in the 2000's, with what was termed "Yacht Girls". Where the rich guys invited them on their large boats, but would later take photos of the young woman doing some pretty degenerate sex stuff, once the booze/drugs/money was flowing. It was likely to get the women to stay quiet, if they later tried to talk. This probably still goes on now, but with a new generation of young women.
The 1996 downing of TWA Flight 800 was probably the first significant redpill (for me). I think that a record percentage of people were watching the news developments using a web browser instead of a newspaper or TV. The federal authorities kept hammering down on eyewitness reports and amateur video footage, for months and months. It all seemed off, if the goal was to find the cause and prevent its reoccurrence.
It's body never gave up fighting against what could have been decades of female hormone supplements to suppress their natural male body features. And as they get middle aged, the female hormone supplements don't work as well as they used to.
It's made 7 passes already flying along the Hudson river next to Manhattan. Flying low and slow: 400 ft altitude and at 49 knots. https://globe.adsbexchange.com/?icao=a05278
Good advice about not telling the boss about leaving in advance. In my case, I later noticed how my boss had worked to convince me to stay on the job for another year, only for me to be part of a mass company layoff. Not sure if he knew it was coming or not, but someone above him likely sure did.
(My) Lessons learned: Don't give them anymore notice than you have to. And if you are going to leave, be fully committed to leaving before you announce it.
Afroman - Hunter Got High (Video) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OgLD1yhxNik
Flight attendants use security privileges to smuggle millions in drug money out of US: federal prosecutors
Federal agents hauled a flight attendant out of New York City's John F. Kennedy International Airport as they broke up an international money laundering ring that prosecutors allege smuggled $8 million in drug-related proceeds out of the U.S. by taking advantage of flight crews' easy airport access.
Four airline employees, three from New York and another from New Jersey, are accused of taking a cut of each shipment as they snuck it through special employee-access lanes at Transportation Security Administration checkpoints and onto flights bound for the Dominican Republic.
The suspects all had special clearance with the TSA under the Known Crewmember Program, or KCM. Airline employees with KCM status have a separate, expedited security lane and face less scrutiny, according to federal prosecutors.
"In effect, given these loosened security procedures, KCM privileges allow flight attendants to bypass airport security with large quantities of cash without that cash being seized," the federal criminal complaint reads.
Charlie Hernandez, 42; Sarah Valerio Pujols, 42; Emmanuel Torres, 34; and Jarol Fabio 35, each face federal felony charges of operating an unlicensed money transmission business and violating airport security requirements.
"As alleged, the defendants knowingly smuggled large amounts of illicit money linked to the sale of narcotics, to include fentanyl, and took advantage of airport security checkpoints by using their trusted positions as flight attendants," Homeland Security Investigations Special Agent in Charge Ivan Arvelo said Wednesday. "This investigation has exposed critical vulnerabilities in the airline security industry and has illuminated methods that narcotics traffickers are utilizing."
Federal investigators say they have broken up a multimillion-dollar money laundering ring involving flight attendants who allegedly abused their airport access to smuggle $8 million in drug funds out of the U.S. Federal investigators say they have broken up a multimillion-dollar money laundering ring involving flight attendants who allegedly abused their airport access to smuggle $8 million in drug funds out of the U.S.
They allegedly used the code word "lotions" to mean drug cash and allegedly checked in with their handlers for cargo in advance of flights to the Caribbean nation and referred to the smuggling ring's drug-dealing clients as "los tigres," Spanish for "the tigers." When referring to "stuff," they meant the drugs, including fentanyl, that led to the illicit proceeds.
Hernandez is accused of smuggling at least $2.5 million between 2014 and 2019, according to court documents. During that same span, Pujols allegedly transported at least $1.5 million on flights to the Dominican Republic. Both Torres and Fabio are accused of smuggling more than $1.5 million apiece between 2015 and last year and face up to 15 years in prison.
In exchange for getting the cash through TSA checkpoints, they each allegedly received a small cut — around $1,000 to $2,000 per $60,000 smuggled.
"As alleged, these flight attendants smuggled millions of dollars of drug money and law enforcement funds that they thought was drug money from the United States to the Dominican Republic over many years by abusing their privileges as airline employees," U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York Damian Williams said in a statement.
Hernandez also faces conspiracy charges, bringing his maximum prison sentence to 20 years. Pujols faces the same conspiracy charge and an additional count of bulk cash smuggling, increasing her maximum possible penalty to 25 years behind bars if convicted.
She had been fired by her employer, an unspecified international airline, in 2019. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) agents allegedly found $60,000 in undeclared cash in her purse during a check on Dec. 20 of that year, according to the complaint.
Homeland Security Investigations and the NYPD began investigating an international drug trafficking and money laundering ring in 2018, leading them to an informant identified in court documents as "Cooperating Witness 1," who sold out his alleged mules.
After CBP agents stopped Pujols, the informant told federal investigators that Hernandez had another $60,000 which is currently unaccounted for.
Interesting side note: The e-mail mentions "EMPTY White House". People on this forum already suspect it's probably empty, but why mention it in the e-mail? To seem more credible perhaps.