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🚨BREAKING
The general prosecutor of the United Arab Emirates officially confirms that “terrorism” is the motive behind FlyDubai flight FZ1073.
The co-pilot wanted to crash the plane and kill all souls aboard.
Thank God he failed.
https://x.com/lalshareef/status/2106267839716004148
DEBUNKING THE ‘FLYDUBAI’ CONSPIRITARDS 🤡 1 of 3
1. "How did he get a weapon onboard?"
The Fact: He didn't sneak a knife past security. The official UAE investigation report confirmed the co-pilot used the cockpit’s own crash axe. By international law, a crash axe is a mandatory piece of emergency equipment standard-stored inside the cockpit. He simply reached over and grabbed the plane's own tool to launch the attack.
2. "Why did a plumber take control and not the 2 pilots?"
The Fact: This is completely scrambling the timeline. When the bleeding captain unlocked the door, passengers rushed in to wrestle the attacker. Passenger Yaniv Hayoun (the plumber) saw the plane diving, lunged forward, and pulled back on the yoke to level the aircraft based on what he'd seen on Air Crash Investigation. The two deadheading reserve pilots in the cabin then immediately entered the flight deck, assumed formal control of the instruments, and safely navigated the aircraft to Tabuk, Saudi Arabia.
3. "How did the Capt open the door while being stabbed?"
The Fact: He didn't casually stand up and twist a mechanical doorknob. Captain Smit Machchhar explicitly stated in his interview that he was on the floor bleeding when he realised the plane was plunging. Knowing lives were at stake, he gathered his strength for one final push to hit the electronic door override release switch right next to the seat console, unlocking it so the cabin crew and passengers could rush in.
4. "Where are the oxygen masks?"
The Fact: This is an embarrassing failure of basic systems knowledge. Emergency oxygen masks are triggered strictly by cabin barometric pressure, not by pitch, dives, or sudden altitude drops. Because the fuselage was perfectly intact, the cabin never lost air density or pressure. The aircraft computer had absolutely zero mechanical reason to deploy the masks.
5. "Why was he speaking English to Bibi / in bloody clothes?"
The Fact: The plumber, Yaniv Hayoun, is an Israeli citizen. When Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called him to thank him for saving the flight, they spoke in Hebrew, not English. As for the blood-soaked shirt, he spent hours being interviewed by Saudi security and medical teams at Tabuk Airport immediately after landing. He was a passenger in transit who had just wrestled a bleeding attacker in a cockpit—he didn’t have a fresh change of clothes packed in his carry-on bag.
6. “Why were all the screens off?”
The Fact: Flydubai is a low-cost carrier. A massive portion of their economy cabins don't even feature seatback entertainment screens, or they are entirely deactivated behind a corporate paywall unless a passenger pays to unlock them. Even on aircraft with screens, when a commercial plane undergoes a violent, uncommanded 14,000-foot altitude plunge, the aircraft's automated electrical computers instantly initiate load-shedding. The plane immediately cuts power to all non-essential luxury systems (like passenger TVs, galley ovens, and seat outlets) to ensure 100% of the electrical grid is dedicated strictly to the cockpit displays, flight instruments, and backup hydraulic pumps keeping the plane from breaking apart.
OTHER DEBUNKED FALLACIES
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The 'Unbreakable' Door: Nobody broke it down. The official investigation logs prove that the hero captain, Smit Machchhar, manually hit the electronic cockpit override switch to unlock the door from the inside so passengers could rush in and save his life.
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The 'Spare Pilots' Fail: Off-duty flight crew traveling as passengers is a daily industry routine called 'deadheading.' Repositioning reserve crews to major hubs like Tel Aviv happens every single day. They didn't stage a fight; they stepped in to land the plane after regular passengers restrained the attacker.
https://x.com/MarkWRowley/status/2106582374360514954
https://x.com/MarkWRowley/status/2106574150215323732
https://x.com/MarkWRowley/status/2106574459444543925
Captain Smit Machchhar (an Indian national from Mumbai) tried opening the cockpit door TWICE, and succeeded on the second attempt 💪🇮🇳
x.com/markwrowley/st…
HOW THE FLYDUBAI LIFE OR DEATH STRUGGLE UNFOLDED - BY THE HERO HIMSELF
Captain Smit Machchhar told Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu @netanyahu that the co-pilot (an Omani national named Hamam al-Hammami) asked to pray during the flight before suddenly launching a violent attack:
About four or five minutes after the co-pilot asked to pray, Captain Machchhar felt a heavy blow to the back of his head.
He initially thought there was catastrophic structural damage to the aircraft, but when the continuous blows kept coming, he realised he was being attacked by the co-pilot.
In fact, the co-pilot was using the aircraft's emergency crash axe, a standard safety tool kept secured inside the cockpit.
Severely injured and with his vision completely blurred out, Machchhar fought back as hard as he could.
After being beaten and falling to the floor while the aircraft began plummeting, Machchhar realised he was losing consciousness and that he had one last remaining bout of strength.
He remembered that the cockpit door was right beside him, managed to pull / unlock it, and fell to the ground just as passengers and crew members waiting outside rushed in to overpower the attacker.
It should be impossible for anyone with a sane, rational mind and a heart to describe Machchhar’s actions as anything but miraculous and heroic after being bludgeoned by a crazed jihadist on a mission of mass murder and martyrdom.
But of course, these humanitarian traits are nowhere to be found in the deranged minds and cold hearts of Jew haters and conspiracy theory psychopaths.
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The animal driving most Lyme disease in the eastern US is the white-footed mouse. Ticks that feed on them are far more likely to come away infected than ticks that feed on other animals. The bigger the local mouse population, the worse the next year's tick year.
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British dairy farmers once solved a milk glut by shipping their own cows to Uganda instead of powder.
Thirty two cows flew from Gatwick to Entebbe in July 1988, straight to families who had lost their herds in the civil war.
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In 1927 a British army doctor in India fed rats the diet of the English working class, and the rats ate each other.
Robert McCarrison ran the nutrition laboratory at Coonoor in the Nilgiri hills. He had spent 20 years among the peoples of northern India and had noticed that the Sikhs and the Pathans, who ate milk, butter, meat and wholemeal chapatis, were among the finest physical specimens in the Empire, and that the rice-eating peoples of the south were not.
So he fed rats the diets of the nations and watched.
The rats on the Sikh diet grew large, glossy and placid, bred well, and were free of disease. He kept over 1,000 of them for years without a single illness.
Then he fed a batch the diet of the poorer classes of England: white bread, margarine, sweetened tea, boiled cabbage and potato, tinned meat, and jam.
They stopped growing properly. Their coats went. They developed the ailments of an English industrial town, stomach and bowel disease, bad lungs, bad teeth. And their temper changed. ...
