Look at the plasmoids , plasma balls shooting up from the ground.! There is an electromagnetic component to this explosion. This was a Directed Energy Weapons attack.
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FAA Statement: This information is preliminary and subject to change. A Learjet 55 crashed around 6:30 p.m. local time on Friday, Jan. 31, after departing from Northeast...
Plane (?) falling out of the sky. Is everything we’re watching AI? Laura Loomer tweeted: AIR AMBULANCE CRASHES IN PHILADELPHIA I have obtained the registration...
from @merissahansen17 on X.com
This doesn’t exactly look like a plane crash at first glance.
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Trans Pilot Dispels Rumors, Says No National Guard Personnel Were on Black Hawk® in DC Mid-Air Collision
Virginia National Guard Black Hawk® pilot, Jo Ellis, who is a transwoman dispels rumors that she was involved in the mid-air collision in DC, saying that she is...
TRANSCRIPT CNN Narrator: In the first video, the Black Hawk can be seen flying at speed over the Potomac from the left side of the screen. The American Airlines plane...
from @SGTnewsNetwork on Telegram Just 24 HOURS before an American Airlines flight collided with a Blackhawk at Reagan National Airport, ANOTHER American flight had to...
From this angle, it looks like a drone or plasma ball attacking a helicopter but the steadier light could be that of the airliner on its final aproach to Runway #33...
It looks more to me that the plane swerved to take out the chopper but it really looks like they BOTH swerved into each other. I am no expert in Air Traffic Control...
From @GeneralMCNews on Telegram: A newly released video offers a different view of the mid-air collision between a U.S. Army helicopter and American Airlines, captured...
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