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re: Jo Ellis is not the unnamed Blackhawk pilot.
Posted on 1/31/25 at 10:36 am to SouthEasternKaiju
Posted on 1/31/25 at 10:36 am to SouthEasternKaiju
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This was a set up.
The entire movement to enable and empower “transgenders” certainly is a Deep State PSYOP.
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Posted on 1/31/25 at 10:40 am to Toomer Deplorable
Think about it. There's a *female pilot. A UH-60 female pilot. With the VA Army Reserve.
But they don't release any names.
And then there's the 'leak' of a trans UH-60 pilot, with the VA AR.
It's a timeline thing which was completely avoidable.
But they don't release any names.
And then there's the 'leak' of a trans UH-60 pilot, with the VA AR.
It's a timeline thing which was completely avoidable.
This post was edited on 1/31/25 at 10:41 am
Posted on 1/31/25 at 10:44 am to SouthEasternKaiju
Did we have to pay for his mental deficiency and transition?
Posted on 1/31/25 at 10:45 am to TigerVespamon
This whole rumor was not good behavior. Tribalizing a tragedy to fit your preferred political narrative. There was an element of conservative socials that excitedly wanted this to be Jo Ellis so that we could fit it into the topical ethos of DEI. No better than the leftist filth within an hour blaming Trump because they need that narrative to fall within their world views and validate their opinions.
Posted on 1/31/25 at 10:46 am to HoopsAurora
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Did we have to pay for his mental deficiency and transition?
Almost a certainty. Why go through all that on your own dime when the woke US military will pay for it?
Fully all of the Trans in our gov are there because it's paid for by tax dollars.
Posted on 1/31/25 at 11:12 am to jake wade
quote:
Still a freak
Enabled by deeply embedded and wholly evil elements in the Deep State which are empowering this insanity as a means to promote a fundamental assault on the traditional family structure and indeed how humans perceive humanity itself. The ultimate agenda here is transhumanism and the abolition of traditional moral constraints on all human behavior.
Trans Activism’s Long March through Our Institutions…
…A movement that focuses on the levers of power rather than building grassroots support is one in which a few wealthy people can have considerable sway. They have shaped the global agenda by funding briefing documents, campaign groups, research, and legal actions; endowing university chairs; and influencing health-care protocols.
One is an American transwoman billionaire, Jennifer (James) Pritzker, a retired soldier and one of the heirs to a vast family fortune. Pritzker’s personal foundation, Tawani, makes grants to universities, the ACLU, GLAAD, the HRC, and smaller activist groups. To cite a couple of examples, in 2016 it gave the University of Victoria $2 million to endow a chair of transgender studies, and throughout the “bathroom wars” it supported Equality Illinois Education Project, which is linked to a group campaigning for gender self-ID in the state.
Two other billionaires, neither transgender, also spend lavishly on transactivism. One is Jon Stryker, another heir to a fortune. His foundation, Arcus, supports the LGBT-campaign group ILGA and Transgender Europe, which channels funding to national self-ID campaigns. Arcus funds the LGBT Movement Advancement Project, which tracks gender-identity advocacy in dozens of countries (and partners with President Biden’s personal foundation on the Advancing Acceptance Initiative, which promotes early-childhood transition). In 2015 Arcus announced that it would give $15 million in the next five years to American trans-rights groups. Among the recipients were the ACLU, the Transgender Law Center, the Trans Justice Funding Project, and the Freedom Center for Social Justice, which campaigned against North Carolina’s bathroom law. In 2019, it gave $2 million to found a queer-studies program at Spelman College in Atlanta, and it funds Athlete Ally, the group that dropped Martina Navratilova as an ambassador when she opposed trans inclusion in female sports.
The third billionaire funder of transactivism is George Soros, via his Open Society Foundations (OSF), a network of independently managed philanthropic institutions. OSF has made large donations to the ACLU, Planned Parenthood, Human Rights Watch (including $100 million in 2010, its biggest donation ever), and the HRC, all of which campaign for gender self-identification. OSF pays for the production of model laws and “best practice” documents on trans-related issues. To highlight just one example, in 2014 it supported “License to Be Yourself,” a guide to campaigning for national gender self-ID laws. This argued, among other things, that children of any age should be able to change their legal sex at will.
This post was edited on 1/31/25 at 11:28 am
Posted on 1/31/25 at 11:27 am to SouthEasternKaiju
quote:
Think about it. There's a *female pilot. A UH-60 female pilot. With the VA Army Reserve.
But they don't release any names.
And then there's the 'leak' of a trans UH-60 pilot, with the VA AR.
It's a timeline thing which was completely avoidable.
If not a coordinated, it certainly seems to be one helluva coincidence. Be that as it may, my point is every ‘transgender” is at some level being used as a pawn to pursue a larger and deeply coordinated ideological agenda.
And I purposely use “scare quotation mark” whenever using the word “transgender” because there never has been —- and there never will be — a man born a woman or a woman born a man “transitioning” into the opposite sex. It is an absurd delusion.
Posted on 1/31/25 at 11:30 am to captainFid
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I'm not certain even being a mechanic is a good thing. When someone is mentally ill, I don't want them serving at all.
The mechanic is just as important as the pilot. The pilot can't fly with a broken plane. Ask the people who died in the AA191 and the Alaska 261 crash. Poor maintenance and bad procedures.
Posted on 1/31/25 at 11:32 am to jake wade
quote:In what world is that "thing" allowed to be in the military? This country is still FUBAR.
Still a freak
Posted on 1/31/25 at 11:33 am to Toomer Deplorable
Same gov bureaucratic mentality which sat their with a stupid vapid look of " We dunno" on their faces when asked how Butler PA could have possibly happened.
The same mindset which allowed Abbey Gate and the disaster at Kabul to happen, with not anyone being fired or demoted.
The same mindset which allowed Abbey Gate and the disaster at Kabul to happen, with not anyone being fired or demoted.
Posted on 1/31/25 at 11:34 am to SouthEasternKaiju
It's even worse that the tranny wasn't the pilot.
It means we have shitty female pilots AND tranny pilots in the military.
It means we have shitty female pilots AND tranny pilots in the military.
Posted on 1/31/25 at 11:48 am to Lsuhoohoo
quote:I saw those threads here and posted in them.
This whole rumor was not good behavior. Tribalizing a tragedy to fit your preferred political narrative. There was an element of conservative socials that excitedly wanted this to be Jo Ellis so that we could fit it into the topical ethos of DEI. No better than the leftist filth within an hour blaming Trump because they need that narrative to fall within their world views and validate their opinions.
I can only speak for myself here- I'm glad it WASN'T him. And I'm glad he came out and made a public statement.
We want to know what happened. For some reason, despite there apparently being a ton of military helicopter flights constantly around that airport (and thus a clearly established safety protocol for doing so), this helicopter wandered off course and into the path of an incoming passenger jet, causing the deaths of 70-odd people. It was night, but it was clear and calm per the video. The helicopter pilot may have mistakenly looked at a different jet, but that doesn't address the fact that it was at 400 ft instead of 200ft. That might be an acceptable mistake for a novice, but the military shouldn't be putting novices in close vicinity to the airport at night. They should be in open air until you are very satisfied that they can fly the chopper competently within prescribed parameters.
If the helicopter was at 200 ft as prescribed, it doesn't affect the jet. It might get jetwash itself, and possibly splash in worst case into the Potomac, at which point they'd probably still be alive, or we'd have 3 people dead in a training accident. Sad, but not a national disaster.
Until more details come out, there's going to be lots of speculation about it, and frankly there should be. People need to question why an airliner on it's prescribed landing course would crash and kill everyone on board. If pilot error or instrument error, or improper ATC direction, is at fault, it needs to be revealed and addressed to prevent it from happening again.
Posted on 1/31/25 at 12:03 pm to TigerVespamon
The tards fell for it again. It’s what they do.
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