Interesting timeline and a glass of water:
Sept 27:
#Netanyahu secretly visits Abu Dhabi and meets MBZ.
Sept 28: Visit becomes publicly confirmed.
Sept 30:
#Flydubai Dubai → Tel Aviv incident occurs. (lol)
I saw this video from Sky News yesterday, and yes, the footage itself is real.
But one thing immediately caught my attention.
Somehow, this glass of water appears to be sitting there perfectly calmly during a flight that supposedly went through a violent nosedive.
You know, before someone reportedly managed to get through the cockpit door, which raises another question considering how heavily reinforced and secured cockpit doors have been since 9/11. Shouldnt be possible to open the door from the outside...
So I have two questions:
How did that glass of water not spill?
And yes, there is an obvious possible explanation: maybe he poured the water AFTER the situation had already played out.
But then my second question is... who does that?
Think about the scenario we're being told happened:
The plane is allegedly hijacked.
The pilot gets stabbed.
The aircraft nosedives and everyone thinks they may be about to die.
People somehow get into the cockpit, fight the attacker and save the plane.
There is blood, panic and chaos everywhere.
And shortly afterwards you're sitting there thinking:
"Well... I could really go for a nice glass of water right now."
There’s so much about this story that seems fishy.
It certainly smells like a
#FALSE #FLAG to me. We’ll know more depending on what actions follow this event.
If nothing comes of it, then maybe the official story is true. But if this somehow gets used to “justify” a renewed attack on
#Iran or some other major escalation, then I think people will have very good reason to question whether the event was used to manipulate public opinion and manufacture acceptance for what came next.
Always look for what comes next.
JUST IN: 🇺🇸🇮🇷 Trump plans to use the Flydubai pilot stabbing attack as an excuse for a new round of war with Iran, per Euronews
Yet another piece of solid evidence pointing to a false flag attack.