Hillary Clinton only became a senator because John Kennedy Jr. conveniently died in a plane crash. His wikipedia page makes no mention of the fact that he was a frontrunner for the N.Y. Senate seat, just before he was killed in a suspicious plane crash in 1999 along with his wife and her sister.
2489 2017-10-16 by H_Lon_Rubbard
403 comments
1 wile_e_chicken 2017-10-16
Can't wait to see this all dramatized in some distributed crowd-sourced documentary series after it all comes down. (I'm being optimistic here.)
1 Bankster- 2017-10-16
After what all comes down?
1 Battlemace 2017-10-16
I've read George Bush Sr himself was seen at the airport before John Jr took off. Seems to have been an altitude triggered bomb planted in his plane.
1 Modtrigger3X 2017-10-16
I have bush jr and sr... But ppl put Sr in places as if he is Snidely Whiplash hiding in the bushes about to pushdown the plunger. Dude is corporate.
1 Battlemace 2017-10-16
People like him enjoy being involved in the nitty gritty.
1 lord_empty 2017-10-16
It never actually even matters if he is or isn't there, in terms of the theories, but holy shit do people get hung up on it one way or the other
1 Vaedur 2017-10-16
Except he WAS in Dallas and misremembered
1 lord_empty 2017-10-16
I've seen some analysis of that picture, fairly compelling. But, like I was saying, his presence or lack thereof has no actual bearing on the theories. It's gravy.
1 Modtrigger3X 2017-10-16
Except... Wasn't he in Tyler tx?
1 captainn_chunk 2017-10-16
2 hours away
1 Modtrigger3X 2017-10-16
Reason for the down vote?
1 SpongeBobSquarePants 2017-10-16
Because your fact conflicts with their Truth.
1 Modtrigger3X 2017-10-16
So you should be downvoted for stating bad information on what down voting is suppose to be used for ... Is that what I understand?
1 SpongeBobSquarePants 2017-10-16
Downvotes should be handed out very rarely. Sadly that isn't the case.
1 captainn_chunk 2017-10-16
I def didn’t touch your post
1 thetruthhurts2016 2017-10-16
He initially said it must have been another G.W Bush, when his name popped up, lol.
1 laustcozz 2017-10-16
Nobody makes it to the head of the CIA without being involved in shady shit.
1 Dwighty1 2017-10-16
Citation needed.
1 Zenyx_ 2017-10-16
Kennedy Jr. was popular as fuck too.
1 WolfofAnarchy 2017-10-16
Most Kennedy's are. I think This one is getting popular, too. I think he might run for 2020.
1 PM_MEMONEYYY 2017-10-16
If he makes it that far, i think people would vote because of his name alone.
1 permbanpermban 2017-10-16
the first red haired president, that'll be the day
1 idyl 2017-10-16
You know our first president had red hair, right?
1 permbanpermban 2017-10-16
i'd consider it more golden blonde than red
1 idyl 2017-10-16
Ok, also Jefferson, and probably Jackson and Van Buren.
1 colorfulskies 2017-10-16
As a male with strawberry blonde hair, people have no idea what color to call it, and saying "strawberry blonde" feels mad gay
1 snapper1971 2017-10-16
Why not try 'beach bum blond' or 'bloje blond' or 'surfer gold'?
1 whatlike_withacloth 2017-10-16
"Reddish-blonde" or just "red-blonde."
I mean, to ungay something you just make it not fruity, right?
1 alreetlike 2017-10-16
"African sunset" is my preference.
1 willief 2017-10-16
No, he had a thick white mane. Everyone knows that.
1 alexman2323 2017-10-16
Our real first president was black, black hair, right?
1 blade740 2017-10-16
Nah, we've had like 7 red haired presidents, sorry. The Ginger Mafia wants you to conveniently forget that fact.
1 carsonfrench 2017-10-16
Is the Ginger Mafia an actual thing or just a joke?
1 blade740 2017-10-16
I could tell you but then I'd have to kill you.
1 NectarCollecting 2017-10-16
So, yes...
1 BorisKafka 2017-10-16
The devils spawn runs far and wide.
1 InterBeard 2017-10-16
Thomas Jefferson for one.
1 blade740 2017-10-16
Per https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_redheads :
Andrew Jackson
Calvin Coolidge
Donald Trump
Dwight Eisenhower
George Washington
Martin Van Buren
Thomas Jefferson
1 Imp0924 2017-10-16
Trump???
1 Quadroon_sam 2017-10-16
This country twice elected a Kenyan socialist. You think anyone will give a fuck about electing a soulless ginger?
1 Eitdgwlgo 2017-10-16
Andrew Jackson had red hair. In fact a lot of presidents had red hair.
1 neoconbob 2017-10-16
george washington was a redhead
1 SQUID9968 2017-10-16
Worked in Canada
1 hereforthensfwstuff 2017-10-16
Wasn’t a big issue about the family dynasties?
1 eulb42 2017-10-16
Kind of different, no? also, if you put the work in...
1 hereforthensfwstuff 2017-10-16
It is different. You are right, and I like this guy. He speaks with empathy. Most politicians don’t even bother now.
1 acilez 2017-10-16
hopefully the kennedy curse doesn’t get him.
1 Star_forsaken 2017-10-16
Is it really a curse if the shadow government is just trying to erase your bloodline?
1 CG28 2017-10-16
It certainly doesn't sound like a blessing.
1 Bells-On-Sunday 2017-10-16
The fact that bloodlines are a thing in American politics is the actual curse.
1 THEGREENHELIUM 2017-10-16
Exactly this ^
What is this country? With bloodlines in power we might as well be under rule of the Queen.
1 kummybears 2017-10-16
You're always going to have political dynasties in a republic. Same thing happened all the way back in Ancient Rome. The capital required to run for a House or Senate seat is enormous.
1 Caelum_Cantorus 2017-10-16
So replace the republic with direct democracy
1 KeransHQ 2017-10-16
Long live Presidenty McPresidentface
1 Caelum_Cantorus 2017-10-16
Or just abolish the presidency and replace it with an executive council.
1 Willertz 2017-10-16
Ehm well that is because it's the same bloodlines ruling today..
1 danny_b23 2017-10-16
Bloodlines create a genuine form of trust bonds among powerful people - I trust the American form of it over the tit-for-tat bonds that create machine politics.
1 Willertz 2017-10-16
Are you kidding me? The same bloodlines is also the same that worship satan(saturnus) and "eat" kids..
1 danny_b23 2017-10-16
Oh, I didn't mean the establishment or the "illuminati" if that's what you're referencing. I meant middle and upper income families trying to raise their own right and who are up and coming in business and/or politics.
1 Willertz 2017-10-16
Aiight got it.
1 colorfulskies 2017-10-16
Luckily we have the power to say fuck your bloodline
Sadly it resulted in Trump but hey
1 NectarCollecting 2017-10-16
Yes
1 Bankster- 2017-10-16
He's taking one of the senate seats in 2020. Either liz or markey are going to be out of there in 2020. Maybe both of them, but I[ll bet it's liz's as that was teddy's seat.
1 WolfofAnarchy 2017-10-16
Don't think he's going to run?
1 Bankster- 2017-10-16
Not for President in 2020, no. Later on, after being a Senator? Probably.
1 WolfofAnarchy 2017-10-16
Alright. Would be weird though; voting for a Kennedy for President!
1 Bankster- 2017-10-16
It would. I'm not closed to the idea at all either. Don't know much aboutt this one though. It looks like Caroline's son is going to gett into the family business too.
1 WolfofAnarchy 2017-10-16
He's a good orator, so he got those genes I guess. Other than that he seems to be a Democrat.
1 Bankster- 2017-10-16
Jack Schlossberg? He's got the genes. Just look at him. That is the best looking 20 something I think I've ever seen.
1 WolfofAnarchy 2017-10-16
I don't like his face at all, but to each his own
1 Bankster- 2017-10-16
Jack Schlossberg vs. Jack Jr
My point is mostly that he will have the same if not more interest from the vapid celebrity world than Jr. did making it soooo much more likely that hed win a race. The name, the money, the free press...
From the "Celebrity Section" of People already.
1 3rdeyenotblind 2017-10-16
Impressed?!?...by what? He didn't say a damn thing and neither did his mother. If your impressed that he was polite and congenial and that would cause you to vote for him then I don't know what to tell you. Looks like the typical path of a lifetime politician that he is following shrugs
1 Bankster- 2017-10-16
Are you intentionally ignoring what I said?
That's significant for someone's first time on a national show. He was natural/comfortable, very likable, and is obviously smart growing up with that Kennedy political education. He wasn't egotistical either. That's all really impressive given everything else he has.
When he jumps in, he's going to glide like a Canadian on a frozen lake. He has so many similarities to Junior, I actually think he'll have even more opportunities.
1 The_Gentleman_Thief 2017-10-16
Caroline Kennedy is a borderline moron and was sent to Japan to be away from the public eye because she's embarrassing. her son is a hybrid orthodox Jew and catholic. Not very electable for the population imho unless nepotism gets you all the way to the finish line. Massachusetts has politics stuck in the late 1800's so I'm sure a Kennedy will have a senate seat in varying degrees for next couple hundred years here.
Ted murdered a woman and got thrown out of Harvard for cheating and was senator for life so there's always that.
1 Bankster- 2017-10-16
I'm interested in reasonable conversation.
1 EKsTaZiJA 2017-10-16
And yet you're on r/conspiracy
1 Bankster- 2017-10-16
I'm choosing to be an optimist this morning- a lot people like the Kennedys. Even conspiratorial-minded people.
1 Willertz 2017-10-16
The real weird thing is that you think democracy actually is a thing xD
1 Willertz 2017-10-16
The real question is? Do you really care? He will be another puppet.. No way anyone make it to the top without being a sellout.
1 Bankster- 2017-10-16
If he runs, sure I care to hear to what he has to say.
1 Willertz 2017-10-16
Well it's going to be great things! Than when his in the office.. same shit will repeat..
1 Smoothtank 2017-10-16
Holy shit, his profile from the wiki page (picture) is so strikingly similar to JFK's profile.
1 WerewolfSpiderman 2017-10-16
Yea, Franklin is the best president ever.
1 Smoothtank 2017-10-16
Well, he was a founding father, which is why I derived the name.
1 WerewolfSpiderman 2017-10-16
Haha I get it, just stirring the pot on a Monday morning.
1 SirFoxx 2017-10-16
I'm sorry, misspelled George Washington and Teddy Roosevelt
1 Foxfyre 2017-10-16
I'm sorry, you misspelled Franklin Roosevelt
1 Majik9 2017-10-16
The little known, 2nd and a half President.
Snuck in between John Adams & Thomas Jefferson.
1 Kalysta 2017-10-16
Franklin as president would make Bill Clinton's sex scandal look absolutely tame. In fact, it'd make Clinton look like he wasn't trying hard enough.
And in case you don't get what I'm talking about, read this
1 foreoki12 2017-10-16
Any Washingtons who might come up wouldn't be George's descendents, since he never had kids, only step-kids. In fact, his lack of children was part of his appeal as the first President, since he wouldn't be able to establish a new monarchy. Instead of being a dad, he was the "father of our country."
1 Smoothtank 2017-10-16
There is lineage everywhere.
1 uknowitstrue 2017-10-16
I hope he doesn't. I won't vote for a dynasty, no matter the party affiliation. No Bushes, Clintons, Kennedys, Reagans, etc. need apply to the Whitehouse. We should ban any direct descendants or close relatives of sitting presidents unto the 7th generation, or something like that.
1 Bankster- 2017-10-16
Not even if that pedigree is built on fighting power and the establishment?
1 uknowitstrue 2017-10-16
This sounds very much like a family that thinks itself privileged and stationed above the riff-raff it aims to govern. "Take up the white man's burden", as it were. And really, what American political dynastic family is built on fighting power and the establishment? I don't see that in any of them.
If you want dynastic leadership, elect a king (or queen). At least be up front about it.
I will note that there is something to be said for a constitutional monarch with little real political power, as they have in the UK. It provides a nationalist/patriotic figurehead largely divorced from politics, as well as the fairy tale media pageantry that many Americans do indeed desire.
1 Bankster- 2017-10-16
Or you can just make shit up. I mean, it sounds like might be a part of gay mafia...
1 uknowitstrue 2017-10-16
Well now, if you are talking about the premise of the thread, ie that Clinton somehow arranged that fatal plane crash - I agree with you. I think that is waaaaay out there. I was simply complaining about another Kennedy (or any other dynasty) running for office.
1 Foxfyre 2017-10-16
To be fair, how "close" is great nephew?
1 uknowitstrue 2017-10-16
Pretty close - one step away from grandchild. The point is, just like Hillary and Jeb, the biggest reason he is getting serious consideration is because of his family name. And, for the record, although I voted for Obama twice, I would not vote for his wife nor his daughters for high office, for the same reasons. I don't want "royalty" to have a place in our political system.
1 Hitman2882 2017-10-16
Idk I think Clinton still has another one in her
1 aoifhasoifha 2017-10-16
That's definitely Conan O'Brien.
1 SlyTone 2017-10-16
I can't imagine being him and seeing or hearing his family just go one by one and still have the courage to run. Honorable.
1 Willertz 2017-10-16
Especially when he should be fully aware that he's running for a patsy job and nothing else..
1 jdpatric 2017-10-16
He’s only 37 but he looks so much older in that photo...
1 Kalysta 2017-10-16
If I were him, I wouldn't go anywhere near politics. It seems to be detrimental to a Kennedy's longevity.
1 alexman2323 2017-10-16
He looks like he's been the targest of EMP recently.
1 throwaway2wwee 2017-10-16
Don’t fly drunk in the rain
Suck it Jon Jon
One less Jew hating Kennedy in the world, hope he enjoys hell with his family
1 CaptCorporateAmerica 2017-10-16
Viva la Israel!
1 Everydayfoot 2017-10-16
He was pretty stupid if you ever heard him talk.
1 PtTong 2017-10-16
What was suspicious about the crash?
1 H_Lon_Rubbard 2017-10-16
The mainstream media would drum home the point that Kennedy should never have flown because of bad weather. The evidence, however, shows otherwise. FAA Flight Specialist Edward Meyer took the unusual step of releasing a public statement. Meyer stated, "Nothing of what I have heard on mainstream media makes any sense to me...The weather along his flight was just fine."
1 Sebbean 2017-10-16
Oh damn your talkin Chemtrails!! I knew it
1 Gaslightin 2017-10-16
Did you just have a seizure?
1 Sebbean 2017-10-16
You don’t see the connection? Very obvious
1 SexlessNights 2017-10-16
Chem trails connecting the dots
1 Gaslightin 2017-10-16
more like these comments connected by bots
1 NSFRN 2017-10-16
And as people were pointing out the day after this guy made his statement, it is completely based off of assumptions of his piloting skill and almost nothing concrete. There were literally pilots and airports in the area who had said that visibility was terrible and this guy was if that the weather was "just fine" and "a little hazy".
1 KnLfey 2017-10-16
I'm a Pilot IRL. There is nothing suspicious about that crash.
He put himself in a bad training environment, he was poorly trained and woefully unprepared for night flying across water, let alone in an aircraft that wasn't equipped to do such a thing.
He crashed due to being lost and totally unprepared for the flight itself and to handle spatial disorientation. (Where in cases of just suddenly moving your head at night flying makes you think the plane has rolled violently) That's how we died,
If there is something fishy going on the military would of taken care of the investigation, this time there were multiple radar sources confirming his location, height and speed showed he was totally lost out there and was flying erratically before his demise.
1 cakeboy1995 2017-10-16
proof?
oh like 9/11?
1 KnLfey 2017-10-16
I don't feel like doxxing myself today.
1 Bob_McTroll 2017-10-16
What machine are you on?
1 GadolBoobies 2017-10-16
Then don't use bullshit anonymous anecdote not supported by anything, especially in the face of a confirmed FAA flight specialist, all the while you're being heavily upvoted.
1 KnLfey 2017-10-16
Well, the irony here is....
You've said you're a confirmed FAA Flight specialist, but you haven't bothered proving it.
1 OopsAllSpells 2017-10-16
Question: what proof could he provide that would satisfy you and prevent cries of falsification, while also not getting him doxxed?
1 acecarbone 2017-10-16
seemed pretty well typed out idk why the downvotes
1 KnLfey 2017-10-16
Thanks. But it's because I'm going against the narrative here, nobody here can argue my points so they downvote me to hell.
1 e_n_t_r_o_p_y 2017-10-16
More likely it's because you said you're a pilot without proving it. It's extremely common to lie about things like that on the internet to strengthen your argument, so it's rather silly to expect people to blindly trust you.
1 OopsAllSpells 2017-10-16
Seems a nonsense reason to downvote, whereas it's known how thin-skinned this place is when the narrative is challenged.
1 buzz-holdin 2017-10-16
Is there any group out there that gets as much flak as the donald. Do you not have anything to contribute other than singling out a group of people for their beliefs and belittle them every time you open your mouth. Are you a bigot or just a racist posing as a bigot. You all sound like little hitlers saying how the jews are bad and destroying our society. Put the donald into concentration camps where they won't affect society.
1 dweaver33 2017-10-16
Read your response again. Slowly. Then go back and read like every thread in this sub. Always keeping in mind what you said.
1 godplaysdice_ 2017-10-16
The lack of self-awareness is astounding.
Someone posts completely baseless speculation about Le evil Clintons? "I accept this completely anonymous internet stranger."
A pilot posts an informative comment containing pertinent information? "PROOF YOU'RE NOT A DEEPSTATE SHILL!!"
1 novaquasarsuper 2017-10-16
Fellow pilots have your back!
1 gomer2566 2017-10-16
Because it goes against the conspiracy and is the official story people have a hard on for down voting both never mind if its turthful
1 OopsAllSpells 2017-10-16
Goes against the "Hilary Clinton has killed everyone and ruins everything" narrative this sub swallowed roughly one year ago, completely unrelated to certain groups and a certain sub brigading this place hard for over a year.
1 datums 2017-10-16
Yeah, well there are photos of Hillary in the same country that day.
1 threesixzero 2017-10-16
ILLUMINATI CONFIRMED HALF LIFE 3 CONFIRMED FLAT EARTH CONFIRMED
1 kimye4ever 2017-10-16
Lock her up?
1 snapper1971 2017-10-16
Buttery males?
1 hifibry 2017-10-16
MUH RUSSIA
1 strawberrycircus 2017-10-16
1 KnLfey 2017-10-16
if I were to do it all again in high school I would of learned how to break that bad grammatical habit of mine.
1 strawberrycircus 2017-10-16
It's never too late to learn to correct your mistakes. You're responsible for yourself now, and the words you use are how the world sees and understands you. Hold yourself to a higher standard.
1 KnLfey 2017-10-16
Quite the surprisingly insightful comment there. A good lesson for many to consider.
1 Synchronauto 2017-10-16
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Attitude_indicator#/media/File:VMS_Artificial_Horizon.jpg ? Surely a pilot would know how to read this?
1 KnLfey 2017-10-16
sigh Another armchair expert I see.
Let me tell you this. If you're flying an aircraft, pitch black at night, where you have no reference of your position at all. And then you suddenly FEEL your aircraft is pushed upsidedown?
What are you going to do? at that exact moment? Instantly react to your survival instincts and correct the orientation of the aircraft, wait till you've figured your bearings and check what something on a instrument panel is saying? All while you feel you've been pushed upside down.
If you were even unaware of this phenomenon like you were 5 minutes ago. I'm sure you would of picked the first option.
If you've gone as far as looking up pictures of a artificial horizon indicator, you could go further and look up Egypt Air Flight 604 and find what I said is exactly how a commercial pilot made the same mistake... Despite rigorous training to ignore such feelings otherwise.
1 Synchronauto 2017-10-16
I'm not a pilot but I've spent a fair amount of time in DCS and while I understand what you're saying, I would assume that pilot traning is specifically designed to train pilots to rely on instruments over instincts and reactions.
1 KnLfey 2017-10-16
Nop. In this situation absolutely. Generally pilots situations like Instrument Flight Rules
1 KnLfey 2017-10-16
Nice!. I play a lot of DCS too. Best sim out there imo. Theres a massive module sale on the official website by the way.
But to answer your question. In this situation, absolutely. But generally, no. Pilots deal with instrument failures more than you think, so we're trained to critically evaluate our readings when something doesn't feel quite right about it. And try to figure out what is wrong and maybe other alternatives to get that needed info, or to double check it.
As pilots that blindly trust their faulty instruments are the ones that get killed.
1 novaquasarsuper 2017-10-16
Nah, not true. Pilots are taught to fly visually (at the level he was at). You spend a little bit of time "under the hood" (this is where you wear blinders, kinda like a horse, so you can't see out the window and can only see your instruments), but it's not emphasized. He wasn't undertrained. He wasn't supposed to be flying in that situation and it cost them their lives.
It's not until you go for your instrument rating, which allows you to fly in inclement weather, that you really focus on instruments intensely. Also, as the other guy states, there's commercial pilots that are highly trained that still sometimes revert back to instinct. Human instinct is strong as fuck. It's not surprising that someone without this training at all would have problems with disorientation.
1 RadarOreily 2017-10-16
https://www.ntsb.gov/about/employment/_layouts/ntsb.aviation/brief2.aspx?ev_id=20001212X19354&ntsbno=NYC99MA178&akey=1
1 novaquasarsuper 2017-10-16
He wasn't an instrument rated pilot. While it's taught at the PPL level, it's not emphasized as much because you should only be flying in high visibility with a PPL. You don't go into intense detail with instruments until you go to school for your instrument rating. Shit, trained commercial pilots have problems with spacial disorientation and they've spent countless hours training to trust their instruments. It's not a surprise that someone trained to fly primarily from visual cues would fall back to instinct over instruments. In fact, it's more likely.
Also, he was flying a plane solo he wasn't familiar with...huge fucking mistake that you're taught to NEVER do. In fact, an instructor told him NOT to do it before the flight!
Also, he was flying with a broken leg. He literally walked to the plane on crutches! Kinda hard to push that flight critical rudder with a broken leg.
Also, while not illegal depending where you are, he made no contact with ATC. This is really stupid if you're a new pilot...which he was. Hell, it's stupid if you're seasoned, but especially so if you're new.
There's no conspiracy here. Just a cocky pilot that got way in over his head.
1 smitteh 2017-10-16
Didn't he have his flight instructor with him?
1 KnLfey 2017-10-16
Nope. Was just him, his wife and his sister-in-law.
1 KnLfey 2017-10-16
Though... His instructor offered to fly with him for free, but he rejected the offer. So you're not that far off the mark.
1 ztch10 2017-10-16
i mean...not a pilot. but why was the fuel relay switch cut off? not something that would happen accidentally or during the crash. Why did they recover everything but the passenger seat? Why did his plane suddenly nose dive? if they knew where his plane was, why did they spend the crucial hours searchning 90 miles away from where the wreck actually was? why the huge discrepancies between the FAA and the coast gaurd/navy reports ?
I mean, i dont think anyone is arguing the conditions were shit. who killed jfk jr is a great doc on youtube. uses nothing but new clips from the time to build the narrative and the problems with it. there are some very odd things about much of it though.
1 Dwighty1 2017-10-16
And this makes it suspicious? Planes crash all the time, regardless of weather.
1 GiveMeABreak25 2017-10-16
Really? That is not what pilots who had just arrive from the area said.
1 novaquasarsuper 2017-10-16
Pilot here. There was far more to it than weather. In flight school we spent a good bit of time on this case study. He basically did everything he could to ensure that flight would be a disaster.
You're spreading nonsense and disinformation about things you don't even remotely understand.
1 RadarOreily 2017-10-16
What did he say about the NTSB report, which is all that really matters, not what the mainstream media, which is allowed to lie by law as this sub has taught me, says.
Source for Edward Meyer's Statement: https://www.mail-archive.com/ctrl@listserv.aol.com/msg20670.html
1 stmfreak 2017-10-16
Aren't all crashes suspicious?
1 WolfofAnarchy 2017-10-16
No. Many crashes have very clear causes.
1 OopsAllSpells 2017-10-16
Nothing, but you know that with the sudden Clinton posts here being botted to the Frontpage something interesting is happening in Trump' s Whitehouse today.
1 frothface 2017-10-16
It was announced that wikileaks had something big going down on the 15th; A few minutes before midnight Assange tweeted a string of random characters, like a key or hash of some kind. Not sure if anyone deciphered it yet.
1 Rocksolid1111 2017-10-16
https://wikileaks.org/gifiles/docs/16/1643150_re-analytical-and-intelligence-comments-polish-plane-crash-.html
1 lord_empty 2017-10-16
The polish plane crash that killed basically the entire upper government and where that video of gunshots were recorded at the crash site?
1 whatthecaptcha 2017-10-16
Link to the video? The link in that WikiLeaks post is dead.
1 lord_empty 2017-10-16
I don't know what that actually linked to, they're talking about someone in particular. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hOcpRBNOarw You can find this video and several other mirrors of the supposed wreckage and gunshots mirrored for what I'm referring to.
1 whatthecaptcha 2017-10-16
Holy shit
1 lord_empty 2017-10-16
Yeah, if you read up on the aftermath, this is not very subtle. It's a little disingenuous to even say it was a "crash" without suspicious quotations around it. Regardless of whether that video of gunshots is real, and if the guy who took it was actually shot, then hospitalized, then his machines unplugged and stabbed to death in that hospital, regardless the Russian response to the crash is very very revealing.
1 acecarbone 2017-10-16
can I get a link to this whole story? never heard of it
1 lord_empty 2017-10-16
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2010_Polish_Air_Force_Tu-154_crash
1 acecarbone 2017-10-16
thank you
1 traponthereal 2017-10-16
Deep state couldn't have another president try to audit the Federal Reserve.
1 alexman2323 2017-10-16
We lost the twin towers, pentagon and wtc7 records. 71 LEOs and dozens of other social workers in 9/11. Funny how 3 trillion missing from the budget was being looked into. The 4 billion payout Silverstein got was chump chabge.
1 Anandamidee 2017-10-16
Was it 4? I always thought it was 7b for some reason
1 Wh0rse 2017-10-16
Silverstein claimed that but only was awarded the 4b
1 KittyHasABeard 2017-10-16
Poor guy /s
1 AlaskanWilson 2017-10-16
Lol
1 DownvoteDaemon 2017-10-16
I have heard many theories..don't upvote just curious. Why would the powers that be want the Kennedy family to suffer so much?
1 needausername2015 2017-10-16
He limited the federal reserve bank and reintroduced the gold standard, then 6 months later he was shot and then the first thing the next president did was recreate the federal reserve.
1 twsmith 2017-10-16
None of what you wrote is true. JFK eliminated silver certificates. That's the only monetary change he made.
1 YodelingTortoise 2017-10-16
Call me crazy for real facts but EO 11110 eliminated silver backing in favor of treasury notes. That's exactly the opposite of you claim
1 dgillz 2017-10-16
In Hillary's case it was so she could be Senator.
1 Sugarblood83 2017-10-16
Kennedy pissed everyone off
Pro civil rights Anti CIA Anti fed reserve Went after the mob hard (mob money helped him get elected) Cuba Humiliated the Soviets (kgb actually helped him get elected) Anti Vietnam
That’s a shitload of money and power against you
1 Zerophobe 2017-10-16
And the number of times he turned down proposals signed by all joint chiefs.
1 RadarOreily 2017-10-16
So they killed him, then made him feel worse by going after his family for decades after his death?
1 TahliaMaybe 2017-10-16
That'll teach him for sure. Bet he won't do it again.
1 Sugarblood83 2017-10-16
LPT: If you’re last name is Kennedy, don’t be a popular politician.
1 kobimus 2017-10-16
At the time we had a family friend give birth to a little girl named Kennedy and not long after the plane crash happened. I remember my dad saying "you might wanna rethink that name"
1 SecretSnack 2017-10-16
Your
1 RevBendo 2017-10-16
Or really anything. Look what happened to Kennedy: she started out on MTV as a rising star, then the Goo Goo Dolls wrote a terrible song about her, Kurt Loder made her read Ayn Rand, and she ended up on Fox Business.
1 sppratam 2017-10-16
And she gave head to a microphone.
1 Hearthstone4LyfeBro 2017-10-16
Add it to the Clinton body count. They are part of the deep mafia that owns the DoD, CIA, MSM, etc.
1 rookie1212 2017-10-16
THANK YOU. That's what everyone is missing. No one stops to thinking why out of hundreds of senators, congressmen, etc. 90% of the media is focussed on a small group of names that keep circulating through out the media to push them onto public consciousness (The Bushes, John McCain, Obama, Kerry, Clintons, Bushes, now Trump)
1 unruly_mattress 2017-10-16
It's called a positive feedback loop.
1 rookie1212 2017-10-16
You mean like how McDonald's burgers make you hungrier?
1 Cynikal818 2017-10-16
Lmfao, god i hope this is sarcasm
1 Mutedthenbanned 2017-10-16
No, it's a conspiracy. Moron.
1 Cynikal818 2017-10-16
Ahhh yes, she controls this mighty force of initials but cant win an election
Got it
1 Mutedthenbanned 2017-10-16
Cool. Not defending it. You're just in the wrong frame of mind for this sub.
1 Hearthstone4LyfeBro 2017-10-16
They didn't rig enough votes. They were arrogant and thought Trump didn't have a chance. Like Hillary said, she "doesn't even think about Trump anymore". That was before she lost.
1 ShellOilNigeria 2017-10-16
Removed. Rule 10.
1 Mutedthenbanned 2017-10-16
It's called a conspiracy.
1 Fugga6969 2017-10-16
Courtney killed kurt
1 PathToHumble 2017-10-16
She's got a lot to think about while she's busy selling novels in Costco next to the salsa samples. Hopefully the truth comes out and she's put into prison or executed after a short trial by a group of her peers under lawful circumstances following federal law.
1 Zerophobe 2017-10-16
Open the Cuban missile crisis wiki.
In the aftermath how they mention that the Russ president was "lucky" to stay two more years in power and was "left alive" unlike ones before him.
Ironically makes no mention of Kennedy getting killed only a year after it...
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1 Bankster- 2017-10-16
It actually gets a lot weirder. For example her husband was presidentt when he crashed and the search and rescue was taken oveer by the militarry. On top of that, they couldnt find him, even though local news stations werre mapping on their shows where the plane would be (and was). The navy and airforce were going in literal circles for days I believe. Then there was funny business with a backpack and flightt logs.
1 kobimus 2017-10-16
I was a kid at the time, but i remember Jr. was on TV alot and i didnt really know why. There was a big deal being made about this plane ride and then.... well history
1 Bankster- 2017-10-16
Same here. I don't think I even understand how much of a political star he was. I just knew who he was and how handsome he is. Have you seen Caroline's kid (Jack Schlossberg) who looks to be coming into politics? He's even hotter and looks super smart. He reminds me of Jack Jr a lot.
1 mindboglin 2017-10-16
Dead Kennedys. Best band name ever.
1 godplaysdice_ 2017-10-16
Someone should get on that.
1 sppratam 2017-10-16
First runner-up: Kill Lincoln
1 salvia_d 2017-10-16
His wife was pregnant as well.
1 BanMikePantsNow 2017-10-16
What is the Clinton death toll up to these days? I find it ironic that San Juan's mayor can falsely proclaim, "Trump is killing us" and it is the lead story on the teevee's national news, but never a mention of the long list of suspicious deaths associated with the Clintons.
1 gomer2566 2017-10-16
No sure English is your first language but its TV not Teevee.
1 BanMikePantsNow 2017-10-16
Or, in your case, it is: The Magic Box that does my thinking for me.
1 kobimus 2017-10-16
I don't wanna go out on a limb here....but i think that was intentional
1 gomer2566 2017-10-16
Could be, but lots of international people on reddit.
1 kobimus 2017-10-16
Oh of course, it just reads like someone that knows english. Maybe they use the TeeVee app and it autocorrected. Hell idk
1 Getalifenliveit 2017-10-16
Jesus Christ this sub is pathetic. Is every single conspiracy orchestrated by Hillary alone? Did she fake the moon landing in Area 51?
1 DangerDotMike 2017-10-16
I think the objective to this post is merely to show you how early Hillary began benefiting off the deaths of others. Whether or not she herself is implicated in said coincedence.
1 OopsAllSpells 2017-10-16
If that's your honest analysis of this post you need to work on critical thinking. This posts goal is 100% to further the narrative that Clinton is a boogeyman who can simultaneously kill anyone and do anything but also couldn't win an election that would have been stupidly easy to rig.
1 DangerDotMike 2017-10-16
Eh I think you're just on overly defensive brainwashed guard dog pleb.
1 laustcozz 2017-10-16
How many people do you personally know that have died in plane crashes?
Now go through one of those ridiculous 'Clinton bodycount' lists and tally how many plane crashes they have lost friends, enemies, and coworkers to. Then convince yourself it is all a statistical fluke.
Personally I have trouble convincing myself.
1 Rufuz42 2017-10-16
Oh, I'm guessing that for you to make this comparison you are also friends with thousands of people that each fly 100+ times a year for decades on end.
1 Keepitreal46 2017-10-16
Also flying on private aircraft is way more risky than commercial flights. Especially when there is only one pilot on board.
1 laustcozz 2017-10-16
I can tell by your dismissive tone you didn't look. We arent talking about 2 or 3 plane crashes here
1 nolatime 2017-10-16
Seek help
1 kobimus 2017-10-16
I thought we were here to discuss...do you have any info suggesting we should stop talking about it?
1 Getalifenliveit 2017-10-16
Burden of proof is on the accuser. I’m not saying she didn’t do it because I couldn’t possibly know for sure. I’m saying this sub has become r/HillaryforPrison2
1 kobimus 2017-10-16
Well I don't think we should just cast it aside immediately though i definitely agree
1 saintcmb 2017-10-16
All these bodies but she couldn't beat Trump.....
1 tngpc 2017-10-16
she couldn't beat trump because America doesn't have democracy.
If wasn't electoral college trump would have lost but the founding fathers set up a system was the rich elite have to final say on who is president
1 TheBlueBlaze 2017-10-16
It's a classic propaganda-induced paradox.
The opposition is, at any given time, incredibly powerful and on the brink of collapse from their own stupidity depending on what and how someone is spinning them to look like.
1 meta4one 2017-10-16
What are you , an oblivious fool? Get your head put of the sand .
1 TheRedEminence 2017-10-16
Stop it. He flew a small plane into a storm and lost the horizon. Every time yall say "B followed A. Therefore, A caused B" you run further our into the weeds.
1 kobimus 2017-10-16
Hey guys! I found the party pooper! He brought extra party poop!
But honestly, we could all use so level headed remembering from time to time
1 tagrav 2017-10-16
but we are in /r/conspiracy where facts and data be damned we want to speculate that the world is being controlled by something deeper and more elusive. because how dare our lives just be this random and boring!
1 KittyHasABeard 2017-10-16
That's so weird because in my experience, looking at facts and data led me here.
1 Bowldoza 2017-10-16
Not surprising. Starting with conclusions and moving backwards for evidence confirming your conclusion will do that
1 voksul 2017-10-16
The only time it is okay in /r/conspiracy to actually approach things tentatively is when it's one of the folk that push their political agenda (like Trump or Bannon). Actual, legit evidence towards sketchy shit doesn't mean anything, Hillary Clinton killed this guy in 1946 as a fetus!
1 95031181f 2017-10-16
that storm was clearly man-made
1 DonTrumpIsTheWorst 2017-10-16
Sounds like it was wo-man made
1 sppratam 2017-10-16
Strong enough for a man, but made for a woman.
1 YodelingTortoise 2017-10-16
No, man made climate issues are fake news. Except for that place in alaska. Where they control the weather and make global warming to keep the nwo in power.
1 PerfectZeong 2017-10-16
The nwo. Hulk Hogan is going over brother.
1 redditor080917 2017-10-16
You don't think our federal government influences the weather patterns?
The US has done it since vietnam and only since the Geneva convention was it "illegal" to manipulate the weather, but even in that clause does it only state that " "widespread, long-lasting or severe effects as the means of destruction, damage or injury" is disallowed.
Those in power argue that manipulation of the weather is therefore allowed as long as it has no long-term impact on the zone.
1 1865 2017-10-16
I think you have some basic facts wrong there....
1 GadolBoobies 2017-10-16
It takes a special level of stupid to say that and still think nothing suspicious.
1 thisisalamename 2017-10-16
Why dont you go ask the fine folks in /r/flying and find out then? The stats say small planes and storms do not fair well. Was Stevie Ray Vaughn also killed in a conspiracy? Buddy Holly? Please...
1 godplaysdice_ 2017-10-16
SRV was clearly an Eric Clapton hit job.
1 IWannaGIF 2017-10-16
there is a reason that low-vis flying is a separate license.
Source: i fly.
1 godplaysdice_ 2017-10-16
/r/conspiracy doesn't need any facts or proof for anything concerning Hillary. They only demand facts when someone says something negative about Dear Leader.
1 psyderr 2017-10-16
You're in the wrong sub with that nonsense
1 godplaysdice_ 2017-10-16
I thought I was in TD2.0, am I not?
1 psyderr 2017-10-16
Nah it's pretty non partisan here. More like the people vs the elites. Sometimes it resembles WayoftheBern 2.0
1 godplaysdice_ 2017-10-16
You're making my point because WayOfTheBern is TD3.0 at this point.
1 Knight_of_Cups 2017-10-16
You made u/psyderr ‘s point in being in the wrong sub.
1 psyderr 2017-10-16
Why? Because you disagree with them?
1 Knight_of_Cups 2017-10-16
Its not worth the back and forth. Look at the downvotes throughout the thread. Objective comments are getting huge downvotes. It not shills anymore, its become too partisan. I agreed with you in you saying this place has always been non partisan. Its the opposite now. Which is pretty fucking ironic since most of the people gravitating here are so inclined to bash this sub in the first place but wont hesitate to post/comment when it fits their narrative. Their easy to spot when they say shit like “you guys,” excluding themselves from the community. Fuck em.
1 psyderr 2017-10-16
I agree except for one thing. It is shills trying to make this sub partisan
1 Knight_of_Cups 2017-10-16
Touché. I’ve posted about that very thing so I def agree.
1 Alugere 2017-10-16
Then why is does the sub seem to lean rather pro-Trump when he is basically the stereotype of a corrupt CEO? Dirty deals, refusing to pay his contractors because he can get away with it, lives is a penthouse suite decked out in a tacky amount of gold, etc.. You'd be hard pressed to find someone as blatantly a member of the elite than Trump.
1 psyderr 2017-10-16
Trump is terrible. This sub doesn't lean pro Trump
1 Alugere 2017-10-16
Literally every time a new scandal breaks, people are claiming that the deep state is trying to discredit Trump (Despite the fact that he would be, at best, part of a splinter faction if not part of the main group). I'm constantly seeing posts in the sub about Trump making decisions which for most, are obviously stupid, but people are claiming it's the lead in to something big (see Trump's 'coming storm' comment). Plus, there's the fact that people seem to be paradoxically think that the Vegas shooting was a government conspiracy, but for some reason Trump wouldn't be involved.
1 psyderr 2017-10-16
The deep state is an unelected power structure. The president is elected. He may be involved but it's not necessary that he is
1 Manalore 2017-10-16
What are you talking about, baselessly chastising this sub and building a narrative that it mirrors TD has been a troll talking point since Pizzagate.
1 psyderr 2017-10-16
Hah that's true
1 WooandTrue 2017-10-16
One of my good friends around this time was a cargo plane pilot rated in single and double engine passenger planes (Beechcraft 200's, Piper Navajos), as well as the larger cargo jet planes he flew (Dassault Falcon 20s). He was also a pilot instructor, and taught at a local university's aviation school before it closed.
We went up a few times, and recreated some of these situations in the single engine planes he had access to at the university, and understanding what went wrong so that if it happened to him, he'd know what to do. Stalling, finding the correct glide speed, training oneself to look only at instruments, etc. testing out how to explain and demonstrate these things to his students.
There were four of us who watched MNF together every week, and those other 2 guys were so sick and tired of us dicussing aviation, they finally told us to STFU and go get a room.
1 UbiquitouSparky 2017-10-16
All pilots practice their emergency procedures.
1 WooandTrue 2017-10-16
Yes. Very good. He was recreating SPECIFIC scenarios from the news to pass on lessons to his students. And took me up to go through them with me to make sure he was explaining it to a student level person, not another aviation expert/pilot.
1 UbiquitouSparky 2017-10-16
To me, a pilot, that makes no sense.
If he’s a flight instructor and he doesn’t know how to teach to students that are new he should be discussing that with his supervising instructor, not a layman.
1 WooandTrue 2017-10-16
To me, as a trainer, it makes great sense to get a layman's POV, considering you are dealing with students who have never flown a plane before, and are taking "Aviation 101".
But, hey, all I do is train adults every day, what do I know?
1 OMGWTFBBQUE 2017-10-16
No, I’m pretty sure (((Hillary))) used her super secret telekinesis to pull the plane straight into the ground.
I know this because if you take the 73rd word from every page of her new book and scramble them up, they spell out “I killed JFK jr and totally did 9/11 plus Benghazi and I also helped Obama found ISIS because we are both secret Muslims.”
1 Turkalator 2017-10-16
No, no, Hillary Clinton orchestrated Kennedy's murder just like she manipulated the system to become the 44th and 45th President of the United States. She can't be stopped!
1 Sinoops 2017-10-16
If you are going to sabotage a plane doing it in a storm is a good idea no?
1 PerfectZeong 2017-10-16
Hillary Clinton confirmed to possess weather control machine.
1 jca2u 2017-10-16
Seriously. People always conveniently leave out the part that he wasn't nearly experienced enough of a pilot to be flying when and where he was flying that day.
My dad was a flight instructor for 30+ years, and I remember him saying how stupid it was for someone of his experience to be flying over the ocean in those conditions.
1 emperorbma 2017-10-16
I suspect you're probably playing "devils' advocate" with this post due to the tone of it, but it does bear analysis from a parsimony perspective because it's helpful to justify why a "conspiracy theory" can legitimately be a rational argument despite parsimony:
The concept of the post hoc fallacy is a part of the toolkit of parsimony (colloquially Occam's Razor) which is meant to exclude options that are based on correlations that are not necessarily causal. Logically, an event following another isn't necessary causality. But, this doesn't mean it couldn't be causally related, either. At best, parsimony is a "rule of thumb" which is used to limit the number of tenuous associations made in logical arguments. That rubric is very efficient at cleaning up a logical argument because it excludes these kind of contingent claims which depend on an implicit assumption.
However, the limitation of parsimony is that it, itself, becomes fallacious when it is used to oversimplify the facts to a point they become inconsistent with reality. The final check of parsimony is the consistency with the data from the environment. A post hoc fallacy operates by the assumption that the more tenuous connection is the one that is perceived as more "complicated," or... more accurately... a remote possibility of the connection being valid. If that possibility is not remote, this assumption is wrong.
At this point, we need to account for the facts. There's actually a lot of evidence that's relevant. To name a few examples, some planned others enacted, Operation Mockingbird, Operation Northwoods, COINTELPRO, CTR, ShareBlue. There's all these times the CIA has manipulated governments around the world and covered it up for decades. There's the fact Obama has repealed a ban on domestic propaganda.
It is important to realize that, at this point, the public is so far "in the weeds" that nobody can claim to be certain of anything being causally related merely from the selective disclosures we are given. But we do have proof that there's a web of lies, deceit and concealment of information. Therefore, the "mainstream narrative" itself must be treated as suspect because it can be easily manipulated by the government and businesses to present a narrative that promotes disinformation.
Parsimony works well when there's a high degree of consistency. But we do not have "knights that always tell the truth" so this isn't highly consistent. And the inconsistency isn't a trivial case of "bad faith" such as where the "knights always lie" either. Instead, we have an intelligent deceiver that acts as "knights that sometimes tell the truth and sometimes lie." The story is altered strategically to manipulate the course of the reasoning that people relying on parsimony will perceive. The scope of historical investigation is limited by convincing the public "history is boring" and distracting them with games.. The goal of this Orwellian manipulation is evidently creating a delusional sense of normalcy, covering up crimes and causing the public to ignorantly contribute to the cause by mistakenly identifying the culprit as an innocent party.
We must formally reject the idea that parsimony is the universal panacea to irrational claims. It may be useful, but it's a rule of thumb that fails when "plausible deniability" is the environment. What we may be reasonably sure of is that powerful people really can be evil enough to do things like this. Ruling that possibility out is simply willful ignorance or willful complicity in the deceit game.
1 AnotherBlackMan 2017-10-16
It's hilarious that you think ShareBlue is a CIA operation. Is Daou a secret agent?
1 emperorbma 2017-10-16
ShareBlue is run by David Brock. Brock is a known lackey of George Soros. Soros is big time donor and friend of Hillary Clinton. Clinton has known CIA ties. There's definitely a chain of connections there.
1 AnotherBlackMan 2017-10-16
What you're saying is literally incoherent.
1 emperorbma 2017-10-16
Someone hasn’t been paying attention for the last year, I guess. shrug
Can’t fix willful ignorance.
1 kobimus 2017-10-16
Wow, so we were on vacation when when this all went down. Every TV station was talking about it. I dont remember much but there was something centered around the planes black box and how retrieving it would be hard or impossible. I also remember my dad stating that he must have been close to figuring out what happened with his dad. They (my parents) also mentioned the curse of the Kennedy's. This all led to my interest and curiosity of this subject
1 shottymcb 2017-10-16
Small planes like the one he was flying don't have a 'black box'. They do have emergency transponders, but those are just to help locate survivors.
1 kobimus 2017-10-16
Then maybe thats what i was remembering; that there was no black box. Forgive me. I was about 12 or 13 at time and only remember little
1 Scientist78 2017-10-16
Lol so now Hillary killed jfk jr. ?? Was she also involved with Stalin, Lenin and Trotsky? Wait she was the second gunman on the grassy knoll too...
1 user1688 2017-10-16
I seriously wouldn't doubt it, you can't put anything past the clintons.
1 mysticplaces 2017-10-16
Where's this guy when you need him?
https://youtu.be/6QuDMmb47Vw
Crisis actors are really hilarious. The acting is definitely worse than a low budget 80s porno flick.
1 sppratam 2017-10-16
Crisis actor? No, he's a camera man for CNN. That video cut off before the anchor outed him.
1 obvioustroway 2017-10-16
You guys give her and her family waaaay too much credit.
It's like everything and anything that could've been manipulated by her and her people has to definitely be her fault.
1 blueweed908 2017-10-16
He started the worlds first independent politcal blog magazine to go against the establishment . Probably ruffled enough feathers to off him for it.
1 aspoels 2017-10-16
Add it. Wikipedia can be edited by anyone.
1 1865 2017-10-16
Thanks for pointing that out. Wiki is most definitely not a reliable source. The people backing it (paying millions per year by the way) have their own agenda.
1 bassyourface 2017-10-16
Growing up in MA I remember when his plane crashed, wasn’t it all fog/weather related and not really that suspicious? Just tragic luck?
1 1865 2017-10-16
If you want an eye-opener, read up on the subject because the crash was, in reality, very strange. Far too many oddities to simply dismiss it as an inexperienced pilot screwing up. Just one example...the FAA is mandated to begin a search for a missing aircraft within minutes of it disappearing. But...they waited 15 hours before launching a search and even then they sent search aircraft 100s of miles away from where John's aircraft was known to have been when it disappeared off radar.
1 bassyourface 2017-10-16
No kidding? I was pretty young when it happened 10 or 11, so I remember the news stories, I’ll have to look back into it
1 dweaver33 2017-10-16
They're not mandated to do shit. In fact, since he was flying VFR, he wasn't even required to tell anyone where he was going and where he was.
In the US, under VFR rules, it's perfectly legal to hop in your plane and fly to another airport without talking to anyone (granted you're departing and arriving at uncontrolled airports). No air traffic control. No radar. No transponder. Hell, your plane isn't even required to have a working electrical system if it's daylight.
1 SimonBirchh 2017-10-16
Yes... Reason.
1 GiveMeABreak25 2017-10-16
It was not just fog. I lived in the area and was way older than you.
1 mazer_rack_em 2017-10-16
...how do you know how old they are?
1 sppratam 2017-10-16
He was inducting his sister in-law into the Mile High Club. His wife was at the controls.
1 novaquasarsuper 2017-10-16
Please don't listen to /u/1865. This person has no idea what they're talking about. Nobody was required to search for him because he didn't file a search and rescue plan. In fact, he wasn't talking to ATC at all, nor was he required to. He made a series of stupid mistakes that hot him and his family killed.
He literally walked up to the plane on crutches. You absolutely need both feet to fly. He flew a plane he wasn't familiar with. Dumb!
He trained in a 182, if I'm not mistaken, but purchased a complex aircraft he had little-to-no training in. Dumb!
He flew into inclement weather that he wasn't rated to be in. Dumb!
He didn't file a flight plan. Not illegal, but Dumb! (Given weather conditions)
He didn't speak with ATC. Dumb! (Given weather conditions and time of night with low visibility)
He ignored an instructors advice to not do the flight without an instructor, since he was unfamiliar with the plane. Dumb!
He ignored advice to fly with a co-pilot, since he wasn't familiar with the plane. Dumb!
Imagine hoping in your car with a broken foot, on a rainy day with no windshield wipers. Then you don't tell anyone where you're going. Then NASCAR driver Dale Earnhart Jr stops you right before you drive off and says 'Hey, not even I would drive under these conditions'. But you're like screw it, I have a date to keep! It would be no conspiracy that they'd find your car overturned in some ditch the next day. This is the flight equivalent of that.
1 designoffset 2017-10-16
Buy that's not what happened at all. Why are you lying to people?
1 novaquasarsuper 2017-10-16
Really? Are you a pilot? Because I am.
Did you do a case study on this incident? I did.
Did you read the AOPA articles or NTSB report on this? I did.
Don't be so quick to point out your own ignorance.
1 designoffset 2017-10-16
You're lying. Its not ignorance to call someone who considers themselves a "professional" a liar. I'm sorry if that's offended you and maybe calling you a liar is the wrong terminology, maybe the right terminology should be "lose with the truth".. I consider the las Vegas chief of police a professional but also think he's being " lose with the truth"...much like you. Your arrogance doesn't intimidate me.
1 novaquasarsuper 2017-10-16
I will gladly change my statements if you can show me the lie. Care to share?
1 ShesFunnyThatWay 2017-10-16
i love the certainty that i have over this. everything declared here is true. case closed, zero conspiracy.
i hate the uncertainty i have over other so many other things.
1 grayarea2_7 2017-10-16
How dare we question the death of popular political figures!
1 darkgatherer 2017-10-16
He wasn't a political figure. He was running a magazine and had never run for any office.
1 elitegamerbros 2017-10-16
Source?
1 jamvanderloeff 2017-10-16
See NTSB report https://www.ntsb.gov/about/employment/_layouts/ntsb.aviation/brief2.aspx?ev_id=20001212X19354&ntsbno=NYC99MA178&akey=1
1 elitegamerbros 2017-10-16
Fascinating read. Couple things about your comment jump out as a bit incorrect from my understanding anyways.
According to report he DID receive a sign-off to fly the accident plane:
I don't think I found this on the report, in fact, the CFI (Certified Flight Instructor) that signed off on his "Complex Aircraft" rating with the accident plane had this to say about Jr.'s experience flying accident plane to the same location Jr. was flying that night:
Mixed information on the report but his orthopedic had the below to say, and from my own flying experience (not much) if you can apply brake in a car during an emergency situation, you can fly a plane.
1 Illinois_Jones 2017-10-16
Which it didn't on the day of the crash
1 novaquasarsuper 2017-10-16
It doesn't take many hours to get a sign-off. It took him over 10 years to get his PPL. 10+ YEARS! This will send off alarms in any instructor that worth a shit. For comparison, it took me 8 months to get to the same point he was at in his flight abilities, while working full time.
The instructor says he had the capability to fly the route. That doesn't mean that he would react properly to unforeseen circumstances. He had so little hours of actual solo time that it's highly unlikely that he ever faced a confusing situation previously. Therefore, it's extremely likely that he wouldn't have reacted properly to an emergency situation.
It depends on the plane. Much like cars, all planes have different pedals that require different pressure. In an emergency, say a rudder control issue, you may need a good deal of pressure on a pedal. I've never been in any plane that was a soft as a car brake though. If you need assistance walking with crutches you damn sure shouldn't be the sole pilot of a plane.
1 elitegamerbros 2017-10-16
You make good points but I was just highlighting what appears to be a bit of misinformation and exaggerations on your op.
1 novaquasarsuper 2017-10-16
https://www.aopa.org/news-and-media/all-news/2010/july/pilot/10-mistakes-jfk-jr-made
1 TSFGaway 2017-10-16
So essentially this but even worse?
1 designoffset 2017-10-16
1) No, no one was required to search for them but considering that family was waiting for them at them at the Martha vineyard airport they were to set to arrive at and when they didn't arrive on time they immediately notified the FAA one would think a search would be started asap instead of the 15 hours it took to start...Also what happened to Petty Officer Ted Burgen? The first responder so to speak who claimed he spoke with John on his flight meaning there was prior contact with the air traffic controller...He was immediately silenced. Wanna know what happened next the Pentagon took over.
https://www.lewrockwell.com/2010/12/christopher-condon/what-actually-happened-to-johnf-kennedyjr/
2) John as you state wasn't rated yet every instructor he ever had would beg to differ.. John started training in 1982 and was rated for and did not stop training until April 1999. His instructors thought he was "very good". At the link you will also find he was certified for a " complex plane" and that 6 of his evaluations were done at night and there were no problems with his abilities.
https://www.ntsb.gov/about/employment/_layouts/ntsb.aviation/brief2.aspx?ev_id=20001212X19354&ntsbno=NYC99MA178&akey=1
On that alone you can see where you are mistaken in your evaluation of his abilities and performance. Since you are a pilot I'm going to post a video for you to watch which I'm pretty sure won't make your head hurt as much as it did mine. I can't even tell you how many times I had to pause it to research what he was saying so that I could better understand avionics. Let me know what you take of the technical portions of the video rather than the conspiracy portions..Remember that at the time of the accident John was a 20 year flight veteran...This wasn't some guy saying "fuck it, I do what I want.".
https://youtu.be/Vehk03v23y4
1 novaquasarsuper 2017-10-16
1) This link is nonsense. The investigator believes fuel selectors are made in a way to prevent accidental switching to the off position. ALL instructors will tell you that it's extremely easy to accidentally flip to the off position. Turning to off won't make the plane just dive into the ground. that's utterly ridiculous.
2) From the report, it's obvious he was not even close to being a veteran pilot. Years don't matter in aviation. Flight hours is what matters. He had VERY little. To make matters worse, he started his lessons in the 80's and finished in the late 90's. JUST TO GET HIS PPL. Most people do this in 3-6 months. Why? Because any instructor will tell you that gaps in training is very bad. It makes it harder to retain the information. This means you'll have to constantly go back over information that should have already been assimilated. I would never get in a plane with someone with a record like his. It's far too dangerous. He was not a veteran. Shit, he was barely a pilot. He had only 72 solo hours. He had only 36 hours in the plane he died in. These are novice hours. He had no IFR rating at all.
As far as that video, it's more complete nonsense. I skipped ahead to where he talks about the flight, but tapped out quick. His knowledge of how fuel selectors work is all wrong. It's incredibly easy to accidentally flip to the off position. So much so that instructors hammer it into your head during training. Also, if why all the stupid voices to make his points? It's because he can't use technical knowledge to make them.
I would suggest you go to /r/aviation and ask some pilots and instructors about his points he made. You'll find that they'll all think the video is laughable. If there is a specific segment of the video you want me to comment on just tell me the timestamp, because i'm not wasting 2 hours watching this dumb shit.
1 designoffset 2017-10-16
Hey, its all cool man. I'm not here to convert you. You want to believe it was pilot error...I believe its much more sinister than that. We all have pur thoughts. What you're not allowed to do is push your narrative as biblical truth when other pilots and those actually close to this story don't buy the official line. Take care man.
1 designoffset 2017-10-16
As to you pointing me to the aviation reddit....you haven't participated in a aviation conversation in 6 months (I scanned all your posts wish I could have gone further back) so forgive me if I don't take your opinion for much. Like I said I'm not here to convert you but you sure do seem to have a mighty high opinion of your skills and knowledge over others. That I noticed from your posts too.
1 novaquasarsuper 2017-10-16
I don't get your logic. You believe that since I don't post in a specific subreddit I don't know what i'm talking about? That really makes sense to you?
Also, I made another account that I specifically use for aviation on Reddit. Hence the reason you stopped seeing posts there from this account. That's really irrelevant though because, again, I told you to ask other pilots/instructors in that sub so that you don't have to just take my word for it. If I wasn't confident enough to say it I wouldn't point you to a group of people that could easily prove me wrong.
1 designoffset 2017-10-16
Again dude...You have YOUR OPINION. Others have theirs. Other people again that are close to this story don't buy Tue official story. I personally don't and my opinion fair to say doesn't mean much to you, right? Well..same goes for you're with me. This doesn't make us mortal enemies. Just means we disagree. I'm sure well come across another story we agree on...its a small reddit world.
1 novaquasarsuper 2017-10-16
It matters how one forms an opinion. Verifiable facts vs. unfounded conspiracy.
I'm not trying to change your mind. I don't know you. I'm just contributing knowledgeable information based on the NTSB report and my own knowledge in aviation as a pilot. If someone posts something that doesn't add up then I'd take it into consideration. Nobody has done that though. You don't have to take my word for anything. Not at least trying to talk to other pilots/instructors before believing random articles from non-pilots and youtube vids by non-pilots won't help though.
I'm definitely not your enemy. I don't have enemies.
1 designoffset 2017-10-16
Sorry broseph but you're not this planets lone pilot. Like I said other pilots don't agree with the official story. If your stance is that your opinion is valued over theirs than that's all you. You feel no one else is capable of research than again that's all you. YOU have one opinion...OTHER PILOTS have others.
Let's take 911 some people believe some guys in a cave did it. Others like architects and engineers for 911 truth don't.
See what I'm getting at? We're We're at a cross roads and we're not heading the same way. Just try to not silence others just because you disagree. You're not the authority and beyond that no one can verify your credentials. You're some guy on the net just like me with opinions.
Be easy brotha and I'll pray detectives never surround you again gums drawn. =) haha much love man.
1 novaquasarsuper 2017-10-16
"Your not this planets lone pilot"
Once, again, that's the reason I've been saying ask these questions on /r/aviation where pilots and instructors are. I only stated facts. Fact - He was not a proficient pilot, which his logbook clearly shows. Fact - He was flying as the sole pilot while using crutches. Fact - He had almost no experience in the plane he was in (less than 10 solo hours).
I haven't attempted to silence anyone. I've simply stated verifiable facts.
1 designoffset 2017-10-16
You were offered verifiable facts as well. You didn't like them so you called it nonsense. Haha
Alright bud...let's just stop here.. Now we're going in circles. Big hugs man. I'm going to look for a new story.
Cheers
1 novaquasarsuper 2017-10-16
I called them nonsense because they aren't facts. They were assumptions about aviation made by non-pilots. Peace.
1 afhverju 2017-10-16
Have you watched this yet?
https://youtu.be/Vehk03v23y4
1 novaquasarsuper 2017-10-16
I just tried watching, but it's utterly ridiculous. He's just rambling nonsense. Making up dots and then connecting them. Why would you think anything this person says is credible?
"So, they're trying to make us think there was no flight instructor. That means there was one. Okay. Makes no particular sense, but okay."
da fuq?
1 afhverju 2017-10-16
Yes, obviously take the majority of the video with a huge grain of salt, but since it's one of the few pieces that really dove into the details there are many things worthwhile contained in the video.. most notably all of the press conferences, and the fact that all of the reporters knew the location of the crash because they got the information about the beacon location, yet the government saying that location wasn't important, refused to acknowledge the crash beacon, and refused to search the crash site for almost 24 hours, despite the becaons location being exactly where the plane went down.
1 brildenlanch 2017-10-16
So why was the fuel selector valve switched to off? Identical to the Egypt Air crash when a terrorist stormed the cockpit. He was by all accounts a meticulous and well rounded pilot.
1 novaquasarsuper 2017-10-16
I wasn't in the plane. I don't know why any switches were in the position they were found in. I stated what I do know as 100% fact. He was not a well rounded pilot and his logbook reflects that. Fuel selectors can very easily be accidentally switched to the off position. That's why checklists tell you to check it so many times during a flight.
Also, you comparing a large commuter plane to a small craft is like comparing the handling characteristics of a Honda Civic to a Formula 1 car. Just because you're proficient in one doesn't mean your proficient in the other. He had less than 10 solo hours in the complex aircraft. That's what we call in the military a shower shoe.
1 brildenlanch 2017-10-16
I was comparing the fuel selector valve being switched to off, which seems a pretty surefire way to bring down a plane, or at the very least indicate a probable engine fire or fuel leak.
1 novaquasarsuper 2017-10-16
Okay, now you're being ridulous. He was nowhere close to having the hours needed to be an instructor. The fact that you said that means you don't know the requirements. He had 72 hours of flight time TOTAL.
I like my NASCAR anologies, so here's another one. If his trek from non-pilot to instructor was compared to this past Sundays race, he flew the equivalent of about 5 laps in his entire lifetime. Yet, you're talking like he's Dale Sr.
"Features he wouldn't have even used on a flight he had completed hundreds times before."
Besides the fact that he hasn't logged enough hours to fly anywhere 100 times. That's not how planes work at all. You can't hop in a complex plane and say I just won't use things things I'm unfamiliar with. You'll die! 100% guaranteed.
1 brildenlanch 2017-10-16
You are mistaken. He had over 350 hours total flight time, 100 hours of which was solo.
1 novaquasarsuper 2017-10-16
I should have been clearer. The 72 hours is solo time that I was referring to. That's very low time, and less than 10 hours in the complex aircraft he was in. He wasn't even remotely close to being an expert aviator. He was also several stages from an instructor. Again, it took over 10+ years for him to completed the lowest and easiest stage - PPL. He had huge gaps in training. There's so many red flags for this flight, which is why so many schools use his flight to teach safety. He made so many of the mistakes you need a student to be aware of. They don't have to jump from case-to-case to show a bunch of different safety issues. They can get many of them covered in this single case.
Guess he's famous now for making thousands of pilots safer.
1 melokobeai 2017-10-16
It's ironic that people will trash the Clintons on this board for being a powerful political family with deep ties in government, but the Kennedy's are being paraded as some noble house that serves the people, even though there is just as much shady shit in their past. The family fortune was built on bootlegging
1 crielan 2017-10-16
Well NASCAR was also started because of bootlegging. I'm sure you'd find quite a bit of overlap between the trump and NASCAR fans. Them both being anti-government and all.
1 melokobeai 2017-10-16
Trump is definitely not anti-government. He certainly has had no problem using eminent domain laws to his own benefit historically, he's increased the size of our military budget substantially, and he's made his contempt for the first amendment pretty clear.
1 saynothingdonothing 2017-10-16
/end thread
1 myfreshness 2017-10-16
And he had been drinking dude.
1 brildenlanch 2017-10-16
Watch Dark Legacy 2 if you'd like some info on the ridiculous amount of tomfoolery that went down that morning.
1 Troll1973 2017-10-16
He never announced that he was going to run.
1 phughes 2017-10-16
Yeah, I was an adult when Hillary ran. Lots of people I knew were pissed that she was running, because 1. she's not a New Yorker and 2. there wasn't anyone running against her that could possibly beat her.
I'm pretty sure I'd remember if she was running against a Kennedy.
1 vxk1kx0v 2017-10-16
The same lie about Kennedy being a front runner keeps getting posted almost monthly.
Looks like there's a big Hillary push by the RUBots.
1 KlutchAtStraws 2017-10-16
Suspicious plane crash or plane crash? I can't stand Hillary and there's more than enough dirt on her as is without making her out to be Blofeld or something.
Besides, if she really was that dangerous and ruthless, don't you think she'd be in the White House and not Trump?
1 GirlNumber20 2017-10-16
DAE Hillary pizza-eating murder witch, while simultaneously needing a guard with an Epi pen nearby at all times, lest she lose consciousness because she's a weak and frail grandmother?
Give it up, she lost, she's not running for president anymore, you can go slander Elizabeth Warren instead.
1 aletoledo 2017-10-16
Many people don't remember that Obama lost his run for state senator first time around. There was a popular politician that was a shoe-in to win that had to step down from running in order for Obama to get that first politician position of his career.
1 newtdaddy23 2017-10-16
You people need some serious fucking help.
1 Thybro 2017-10-16
This Again? Oh well, I guess somebody has to do it again. Kennedy died in July 1999. That’s a year before the NY primary. Kennedy hadn’t even announced and the whole conspiracy is based on a 1997 poll. That’s like claiming that if Mark Zuckerberg or The Rock die tomorrow Trump killed them cause they figured on Presidential polls.
Here’s snopes on the “suspicious” crash.
Go home r/conspiracy you are drunkenly mixing your vodka with moonshine again.
1 tpwb 2017-10-16
That's basically what I was going to say. She could have moved anywhere to run for Senate, why would she have to kill someone first?
1 beeline1972 2017-10-16
Seriously, it's like, it had NOTHING to do with the fact that John Jr. was not licensed to fly at night, but decided to anyway? These people need to get a grip on reality.
1 rxse7en 2017-10-16
The coincidences of death attached to the Clinton is ridiculous. Is there any other person in the world tied to so many “mysterious deaths?” What’s her body count up to these days, anyway?
1 rocktogether 2017-10-16
I have seen videos about how George W. Bush was behind the crash.
1 axolotl_peyotl 2017-10-16
He went "missing" for several days when JFK Jr. died...even his own staff had no clue where he went.
I've seen it speculated that he was forced to be a part of the assassination so they would have "dirt" on him if he didn't stay in line...also these sick fucks do everything ritualistically...since poppy Bush was clearly involved in the original JFK assassination, it fits their MO to have his son be involved in the death of Jr.
1 tinylilzikababyhead 2017-10-16
Watch Dark Legacy II.
1 __galactus___ 2017-10-16
So much anti hiliary stuff lately, I wonder what they are trying to distract us from.
1 enlilsumerian 2017-10-16
Hilary Clinton killed all the dinosaurs.
1 sppratam 2017-10-16
Hot true. She did sell them the cigarettes that killed them, though.
1 conspiracy_thug 2017-10-16
For the record any time you try to add that onto his Wikipedia page it immediately gets removed
1 novaquasarsuper 2017-10-16
"Suspicious plane crash"
Uhhhh, no. I'm a pilot and I can tell you for a fact that there was nothing at all suspicious about that crash. I'm guessing you don't know what a rudder is and why it's critical in flight.
1 fingolfinz 2017-10-16
A lot of conspiracies are due to ignorance and failure to educate themselves on the subject
1 bartink 2017-10-16
This isn't really about that though. This is about keep her name in people's minds instead of people actually running things.
1 pickaninnyjenny 2017-10-16
Really convenient that there was a viable candidate to take his place.
1 Tarrock 2017-10-16
Always found it weird that they say that planes are the safest way to travel but for some reason everyone around the clintons tend to die in plane crashes.
1 mystrybbyln 2017-10-16
http://www.snagfilms.com/films/title/dark_legacy_ii
1 scaramouth92 2017-10-16
I love how people are trying to say it was just a regular plane crash , how do you explain all the other convenient kennedy deaths then?
1 TherealPattyP 2017-10-16
GWB had a hand in JFK Jr's death according to John Hankey
1 Ed-Dee 2017-10-16
Is it even true that he was the front Runner?
1 simonpheenicks 2017-10-16
This sub is all making up bullshit about Clintons now, isnt it?
This place is fucking absurd.
1 unreqistered 2017-10-16
How was he a front runner when he never declared his intention to seek office?
His crash was due to incompetence, and in true Kennedy fashion he managed to kill others.
1 Illinois_Jones 2017-10-16
Kind of like how Biden was the democratic front-runner in 2016
1 SleepyConscience 2017-10-16
I don't know. If I were going to get rid of my opposition I'd probably push them into a Metro train.
1 candidly1 2017-10-16
Frank?
1 titoblanco 2017-10-16
Hillary Clinton crashes planes at will now too? You're a fucking idiot.
1 ShellOilNigeria 2017-10-16
Removed. Rule 10.
1 stewmangroup 2017-10-16
I was there on the Cape when this happened. No, it was not "suspicious", the weather sucked that day.
1 34t54 2017-10-16
This is some real T_D shit right here
1 moochee22 2017-10-16
I come here to read conspiracies, not details from The_Donald memes.
1 Slinger2 2017-10-16
You know he was not rated to fly by instruments and was in way over his head given the climates prevalent at the time of the crash
1 DemonFromTheMachine 2017-10-16
ITT partisan Trump voters don't know how to fly a plane.
1 moochee22 2017-10-16
I come here to read conspiracies, not details from The_Donald memes
1 hereforthensfwstuff 2017-10-16
It is amazing how many Ny politicians seem to die.
1 MalesaurusRex 2017-10-16
Now THIS is the stuff I come here for. I can get behind this way better than some mysterious reptiallian sect of satanic Illuminati pedos
1 CarterVoorhes31 2017-10-16
...how could he have been a "frontrunner" when he was actually never a candidate??
1 candidly1 2017-10-16
The seat was his if he wanted it. It was an unassailable Democrat spot, 100% controlled by the party.
1 usernameicanremember 2017-10-16
All the "Nothing to See Here!" comments below suggest there is something to see here. News reports cite "bad weather", but the fact is that weather reports on the night of the crash — July 16, 1999 — cited "haze or mist and visibility of four miles".
1 candidly1 2017-10-16
The original reports I heard mentioned a cloudless, moonless night. Not good for a pilot unqualified for IFR.
1 mr__bad 2017-10-16
I recommend watching "Who Killed JFK Jr.?" It's a documentary on YouTube.
1 arcticsleep 2017-10-16
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vehk03v23y4
Yep. There are many problems and inconsistencies with the JFK Jr story. It was all swept under the rug, just like Vegas and many others.
1 Neubeowulf 2017-10-16
He was the favorite to enter the race and win and it appeared that JFK Jr. was going to flex his Kennedy political muscles... And then he died. What could have been? Well he probably would have won the seat and if so, there would have never been a Senator Clinton or probably a President Obama and Secretary of State Clinton. I think JFK Jr. was a big threat to the Middle Road/Corporate Democrats that took over the party in the 70s/80s/90s.
1 RageMojo 2017-10-16
We are under a bipartisan oligarchy. The differences in the left and right are nothing more than political theater.
1 reptiliansentinel 2017-10-16
I personally subscribe to the theory that W was involved in this. There are good videos that explain it. Most notably, JFKjr was planning to do a final expose on who killed his father in his new shiny magazine, which he named George. The thepry goes that W killed Kennedy as his final initiation into the Enterprise, the worldwide criminal-nazi syndicate which has been run by the Bush family since WWII.
1 mudwaspyArea 2017-10-16
Damn, Hitlery kills again. But this time, before her husband even left office. How brazen.
1 pbrettb 2017-10-16
Looking at all the weird death stuff around all the people who were competitors or enemies of the Clintons -- just can't make that shit up. It's like they should be Bond villains.
1 astralrocker2001 2017-10-16
Her announcement to run was done at "Pindars Corners". That has major importance and energetic meaning. The leader of the Earths Illuminati is called the “Pindar“. The Pindar is a member of one of the 13 ruling Illuminati families, and is always male. The title, Pindar, is an abbreviated term for “Pinnacle of the Draco”, also known as the “Penis of the Dragon”. Symbolically, this represents the top of power, control, creation, penetration, expansion, invasion, and fear. The holder of this rank reports to the purebred Reptilian leader in the Inner Earth.
http://in5d.com/reptilians-and-the-council-of-13-2/
1 cognizant-ape 2017-10-16
You can edit a Wikipedia page, as long as you can provide sources for your info. If something is missing, add it.
1 SS-GB 2017-10-16
It honestly wouldn't shock me if Clinton had something to do with it. It's not exactly below her to screw over and kill people to achieve her goals.
1 Subtle_Opinion 2017-10-16
is it just me or does she look like Bram Stokers dracula.....played by gary oldman....
1 liverpoolwin 2017-10-16
Kennedy would have also stopped Bush Jr and the plans for 9/11
1 Mehnard 2017-10-16
Did they happen to mention that the conditions were so bad his flight instructor wouldn't go with him?
1 candidly1 2017-10-16
He didn't want to go himself; he knew he wasn't qualified for anything but VFR, and it was an inky black night over the Sound. The rumor mill said the missus forced him onto it.
1 TheoremUKChannel 2017-10-16
im not even here for the replies. instant upvote. if corrado soprano liked the kennedys. thats good enough for me.
1 -Economist- 2017-10-16
I would think the Democratic Party would have liked John J much more than Clinton. Thus this would be a Clinton thing not a party thing.
1 wilykily 2017-10-16
Also see Senator Paul Wellstone another plane crash victim of Hillary's.
1 VTDante 2017-10-16
Place the military-intelligence industrial complex behind Wellstone's death.
1 rustiesbagel 2017-10-16
No less than five people associated with the Clinton's have died in mysterious small plane crashes. They are experts at it.
1 jerzd00d 2017-10-16
You could argue that this explains why Ted Kennedy wouldn't endorse Hillary in 2008. The Clintons tried very hard to get his endorsement with both Bill and Hillary reaching out to him several times. Instead he backed a young Obama who had little experience.
Of course the explanation of his endorsement could have less conspiratorial reasons: health care. He wanted it in the 90s and the Clintons, with Hillary spearheading it, couldn't deliver. He knew he didn't have much time left and wanted it done before he died. Instead of the wonky Clinton he believed the inspirational Obama stood a better chance of getting it passed.
1 rantingsofastarseed 2017-10-16
Why do they always want to kill the Kennedys? That poor family.
1 PrivilegeCheckmate 2017-10-16
I feel like maaaaaayyyybe Giuliani's combination of cancer and divorce helped too.
1 lornaevo 2017-10-16
The shield did it. Oh wait. Wrong Sub.
1 CLARENCE_ASSLER 2017-10-16
Hillary Clinton is the most corrupt politician in the history of the United States. There is a long list of "suicides" and "accidents" that seem to follow people who were investigating her or people around her.
As far as I'm concerned, she is 100% responsible for his death.
1 LOTR_pippin 2017-10-16
What does this have to do with current events and why is it second in the conspiracy sub? Wondering why something thats been touched upon many many times is now getting to the top again.
1 magenta_placenta 2017-10-16
JFK Jr.'s death was due to his own arrogance. He wasn't instrument rated.
1 gandalfsbastard 2017-10-16
And couldn’t read a metar ...
1 ProfSurf 2017-10-16
I agree. He was so into himself he thought he could pilot a plane through a bad storm, but he was an inexperience pilot. So, he was a dipshit and overconfident. I doubt there's a conspiracy here. At the same time, I don't want a dipshit, overconfident senator. Humm?
1 Quexana 2017-10-16
The fact that Anthony Weiner is still alive is a pretty good reason to believe that Hillary Clinton didn't kill anybody.
1 ProfSurf 2017-10-16
He's too close to home.
1 Quexana 2017-10-16
So was Vince Foster, still doesn't keep people from saying she killed him.
1 ProfSurf 2017-10-16
I think she (and more importantly Bill, at that time) thought he was a nobody. Who cares, only one dead body. Bill and Hillary are snakes. Even now they are trying to shift blame from Whinno-stain to Trumpo by equating the two as both being sexual freaks, while ignoring Bill's proven cigar incident. Yup, American politics.
1 Quexana 2017-10-16
Oh, I'm not going to defend Hillary's honor or say that she isn't a snake. I just think the murder conspiracy theories (The Clinton kill list stuff) about her are pretty much BS.
1 boolean459 2017-10-16
So..:is the implication that she killed him? Is there anymore evidence to support that?
1 NorthBlizzard 2017-10-16
A post about Obama on /r/conspiracy?
The post will be upvoted yet the comments will be deflecting, trying to debunk the post, attacking OP, attacking the source, attacking this sub, attacking conspiracies or trying to derail the conversation about T_D/Trump.
"Organic"
1 H_Lon_Rubbard 2017-10-16
Worse than that. The simple act of posting it to /r/conspiracy has only helped to suck the merit out of it. It's now a joke, those who perpetuate it are a joke, and can be shamed for mentioning it.
1 Villainary 2017-10-16
I mean the last few weeks if you compared top posts with t_d and here they were oddly identical. Same memes, 4chan posts/LARPs, and straight up cross posts.
1 clark_addison08 2017-10-16
You've posted this exact comment verbatim over and over again on any thread involving Obama, Clinton or Soros. Who's the one trying to influence the discussion again?
And maybe people are starting to react negatively to yet another Hillary conspiracy theory on this sub because it's becoming tiring hearing about how an irrelevant loser who holds no elected office is somehow the ominous mastermind lurking behind the curtain of all the world's problems. Trump already beat her, but his cultists still can't move on from her for some reason.
1 Pineapple__Jews 2017-10-16
A more interesting and feasible conspiracy theory is that a gypsy played a curse on the Kennedys. They are an unlucky bunch.
1 cloudstaring 2017-10-16
...why are you guys so obsessed with Hillary Clinton? It's bizarre.
1 H_Lon_Rubbard 2017-10-16
We're getting paid to do this.
1 kloular 2017-10-16
Lol
1 alvarezg 2017-10-16
Kennedy was a novice pilot who tried to fly by visual reckoning in unsuitable weather best left to instrument rated pilots.
1 gnovos 2017-10-16
Go add that?
1 TheWebOfSlime 2017-10-16
The Intelligence community widely acknowledges the Clintons killed Kennedy in the plane crash.
https://wikileaks.org/gifiles/docs/16/1643150_re-analytical-and-intelligence-comments-polish-plane-crash-.html
1 Sebbean 2017-10-16
Oh damn your talkin Chemtrails!! I knew it
1 NSFRN 2017-10-16
And as people were pointing out the day after this guy made his statement, it is completely based off of assumptions of his piloting skill and almost nothing concrete. There were literally pilots and airports in the area who had said that visibility was terrible and this guy was if that the weather was "just fine" and "a little hazy".
1 KnLfey 2017-10-16
I'm a Pilot IRL. There is nothing suspicious about that crash.
He put himself in a bad training environment, he was poorly trained and woefully unprepared for night flying across water, let alone in an aircraft that wasn't equipped to do such a thing.
He crashed due to being lost and totally unprepared for the flight itself and to handle spatial disorientation. (Where in cases of just suddenly moving your head at night flying makes you think the plane has rolled violently) That's how we died,
If there is something fishy going on the military would of taken care of the investigation, this time there were multiple radar sources confirming his location, height and speed showed he was totally lost out there and was flying erratically before his demise.
1 WolfofAnarchy 2017-10-16
Don't think he's going to run?
1 Dwighty1 2017-10-16
And this makes it suspicious? Planes crash all the time, regardless of weather.
1 CaptCorporateAmerica 2017-10-16
Viva la Israel!
1 GiveMeABreak25 2017-10-16
Really? That is not what pilots who had just arrive from the area said.
1 KnLfey 2017-10-16
if I were to do it all again in high school I would of learned how to break that bad grammatical habit of mine.
1 novaquasarsuper 2017-10-16
Pilot here. There was far more to it than weather. In flight school we spent a good bit of time on this case study. He basically did everything he could to ensure that flight would be a disaster.
You're spreading nonsense and disinformation about things you don't even remotely understand.
1 Knight_of_Cups 2017-10-16
You made u/psyderr ‘s point in being in the wrong sub.
1 RadarOreily 2017-10-16
What did he say about the NTSB report, which is all that really matters, not what the mainstream media, which is allowed to lie by law as this sub has taught me, says.
Source for Edward Meyer's Statement: https://www.mail-archive.com/ctrl@listserv.aol.com/msg20670.html
1 KnLfey 2017-10-16
Nope. Was just him, his wife and his sister-in-law.
1 KnLfey 2017-10-16
Though... His instructor offered to fly with him for free, but he rejected the offer. So you're not that far off the mark.
1 psyderr 2017-10-16
Why? Because you disagree with them?
1 RageMojo 2017-10-16
We are under a bipartisan oligarchy. The differences in the left and right are nothing more than political theater.
1 SpongeBobSquarePants 2017-10-16
Downvotes should be handed out very rarely. Sadly that isn't the case.
1 Illinois_Jones 2017-10-16
Kind of like how Biden was the democratic front-runner in 2016
1 Willertz 2017-10-16
The real question is? Do you really care? He will be another puppet.. No way anyone make it to the top without being a sellout.
1 VTDante 2017-10-16
Place the military-intelligence industrial complex behind Wellstone's death.
1 eulb42 2017-10-16
Kind of different, no? also, if you put the work in...
1 melokobeai 2017-10-16
Trump is definitely not anti-government. He certainly has had no problem using eminent domain laws to his own benefit historically, he's increased the size of our military budget substantially, and he's made his contempt for the first amendment pretty clear.