LETTER TO THE EDITOR, Reita Isaacs, Liberal
What subject/subjects should I focus on this evening: trains, planes, drones, government, conspiracy theories? My little scraps of information come from scribbles on everything from a church bulletin, bank envelope, college request for money, regular paper, and last but not least, nestled in the recipe for a chicken casserole.
Shortly before the Blackhawk helicopter/airplane collision, I watched a video (the date for replay shown on the page was March 24, 2024) with a female representative from Lockheed Martin bragging how they had gotten together with our government and developed a way to control the Blackhawk helicopter by computer or radio transmission; and she was on her way to Washington, D.C. to present it to them.
Now here’s where it gets interesting — the helicopter was piloted by experienced servicemen conducting a required yearly refresher course and knew they were supposed to stay at 200 feet. The jet was also piloted by experienced pilots and had almost completed their landing when suddenly the helicopter mounted so high it connected with the jet. Coincidence?
A very short time later, a medical jet returning to Mexico with the recovered pediatric patient, medical staff, mother, and very experienced crew was 30 seconds into the air when it nosedived to the ground. Bang.
With that kind of money involved, the plane would never have been left unattended for some sabotage. But then — involved in something? Lots of money needed for this treatment and reward for the patient’s recovery.
One mid-air collision after another, one ground crash after another. Just saw another plane go from level to nosedive in the ocean. Crash after crash.
Why so many helicopter crashes when they’re supposed to be the best, as well as checked and maintained; more Blackhawks than any.
I’m going to stop here and do drones next.
