Q400 plane 'stolen' from a seattle airport

[StraitShot47]

I'm more interestesd in the synchronicity that is happening.

There is this story, the one posted about in the OP. Then in a completely unrelated event a pilot, who was in jail for domestic violence, posts bond. Steals a plane and runs it into his home.

Now someone fucking run me the odds of this happening all the same day?

You may very well be right the CIA, FBI, etc could be doing something. Or is this is actually how the world is suppose to work now that we are breaking the seals?

 

[HauptSturm]

I think it rained right before the event. Some guy made a video talking about Richard Russell and he mentions the rain. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2fpw760NVcI
Plus the plane was probably completely out of fuel.

I kind of think it was drone operated as well but I do think it was possible for him to pull this off.

 

[FancyMancy]

Yeah, my first thought was GTA. My second thought is that BS about how "life imitates art" (i.e. idiots copying off computer games and films, which might be considered "art").

I do wonder how a lowly mechanic managed to find a time to take-off safely, and to find a safe flight path in and around an airport. It's not as if planes take-off and land there, and as you say after 11/09 especially.

 

[Godmode]

I get what you're saying though, it could be some serious psy-op stuff to divert peoples' attention from something else serious and sky-related.

 

[HauptSturm]

I think we should just take it at his word that the rain did happen. And the lack of fuel would stop a fire. The entire place is surrounded by water and high humidity would stop a fire. I think Alaska is not that important for plane security. I think he could have done it. I don't know how he would have turned on the plane but if he could do that and accelerate then he'd be in the air and he could have fun. What pisses me off more than most is he said he did it because he was making minimum wage but in reality he was making probably $12 or $15. He even had a wife and probably his own home. I have none. Yet I'm still here.......................

 

[FancyMancy]

Fancy, what does GTA mean?

Grand Theft Auto. It's a series of games based on real-life crime and violence, gang warfare, etc. In some of the games, you can steal planes/helicopters and learn to fly them.

They have been arguments that computer games and films make people copy off them in real-life.

 

[HauptSturm]

I actually noticed that too, what a douchebag. He's a baggage handler not a pilot. I doubt the aviation industry is going to be stolen by non-whites any time soon.

I hear the aviation industry really sucks. It's possible that Richard guy was just trying to get back at them by destroying their multimillion dollar plane. But it's gonna take more than that to increase wages for mechanics and bag handlers. I also work for a company that makes millions and millions but it's still low pay. But I love my job so it's okay for me for now...

 

[Aquarius]

Fancy, what does GTA mean?

Grand Theft Auto. It's a series of games based on real-life crime and violence, gang warfare, etc. In some of the games, you can steal planes/helicopters and learn to fly them.

They have been arguments that computer games and films make people copy off them in real-life.

played that shit when I was 3 years old all through my childhood, all i got was bad posture, never stole a car or killed someone lol

 

[FancyMancy]

Fancy, what does GTA mean?

Grand Theft Auto. It's a series of games based on real-life crime and violence, gang warfare, etc. In some of the games, you can steal planes/helicopters and learn to fly them.

They have been arguments that computer games and films make people copy off them in real-life.

played that shit when I was 3 years old all through my childhood, all i got was bad posture, never stole a car or killed someone lol

I've played it for ages, as well (although not for quite a while now) and I still managed to not copy off it, either, as well. Some sheeple are just...clever.

 

[Poweredbythesun]

Grand Theft Auto. It's a series of games based on real-life crime and violence, gang warfare, etc. In some of the games, you can steal planes/helicopters and learn to fly them.

They have been arguments that computer games and films make people copy off them in real-life.

played that shit when I was 3 years old all through my childhood, all i got was bad posture, never stole a car or killed someone lol

I've played it for ages, as well (although not for quite a while now) and I still managed to not copy off it, either, as well. Some sheeple are just...clever.

It's more of the environment it immerses you into influencing you. And for people like me, just a monitor and a good set of stereo headphones is all it takes to immerse me into a game as much as VR would immerse a regular person.

More immersive games almost completely destroy the boundaries between reality and the games, leaving players open to taking on traits and mindsets they probably shouldn't. But this is not a big problem, because when faced with real world consequences for actions most people won't do anything illegal or harmful to others.

 

[Aquarius]

Grand Theft Auto. It's a series of games based on real-life crime and violence, gang warfare, etc. In some of the games, you can steal planes/helicopters and learn to fly them.

They have been arguments that computer games and films make people copy off them in real-life.

played that shit when I was 3 years old all through my childhood, all i got was bad posture, never stole a car or killed someone lol

I've played it for ages, as well (although not for quite a while now) and I still managed to not copy off it, either, as well. Some sheeple are just...clever.

and even with that game, it’s just not possible to learn flying in real life with it.