Another Israeli False Flag Falls Apart in Record Time
Kurt Nimmo
Another Day in the Empire
Flight FZ1073 out of Dubai flown to safety by a plumber
As if the jihadist diesel thieves caper wasn’t enough, along comes a premier performance by Bibi and the Mossad. On September 30, Flydubai Flight FZ1073, a Boeing 737 MAX 8, was en route from Dubai to Tel Aviv when it was supposedly hijacked and what followed was like something out of a John le Carré novel.
The Indian pilot, likely Hindu, was stabbed multiple times by his Omani copilot, a Muslim, an act that will undoubtedly outrage Indians. If we can believe corporate media reports, an Israeli “broke into the cockpit” and put the attacker “in a chokehold” before controlling the plane. It is said he learned how to land a MAX 8 after watching a TV show. “We pinned him down to keep him secure and then I jumped into it (the cockpit) and pulled the controls,” reported Murdoch’s The Sun.
Left out of this fantastic story is the fact it is very difficult to force open a modern airliner cockpit door when it is closed and locked. Cockpit doors are specifically designed to resist unauthorized forced entry, including kicking, ramming, prying, and attempts with simple handheld items. It was said later the wounded pilot opened the cockpit door with his foot.
The Israelis expect you to believe Yaniv Hayoun, an Israeli plumber, managed to land a Boeing 737 MAX 8 at an airport in Saudi Arabia after watching Air Crash Investigation, a television show on major aviation disasters. Landing and approach are described by professional pilots as among the most demanding phases of operating an aircraft, yet it was not a problem for a plumber.