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To: Monterrosa-24
I don’t know if Flight KAL OO7 was shot down in 1983 just to kill Congressman Larry McDonald who was on board, but I think that it was probable. McDonald had been organizing Eastern European dissidents and was a thorn in the side of Soviet leadership. There is no doubt that the Soviets shot down a civilian jumbo jet after observing a flashing red light on top and all 269 people were killed.

Aviation accidents became the clandestine way to kill political opponents. It's so much less shocking than killing someone with bullets. All that is necessary is to control the inquiry at the scene of the crash. JFK, Jr. was going to run for that NY Senate seat that Hillary wanted. Oopsie! His plane crashed. It had to be an accident. It couldn't be the Clintons killing off a political opponent, right? Ron Brown, the man who knew too much, he died in a plane crash too. Another Oopsie! As long as the official report calls it an accident, blames the pilot, crew or maintaince, people tend not to question it rather than asking qui bono?
40 posted on 04/11/2022 8:06:02 AM PDT by Dr. Franklin ("A republic, if you can keep it." )
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To: Dr. Franklin

The JFK jr accident is NOT a murder. It was a poorly trained pilot able to afford more plane than he was capable of managing, a non instrument pilot, flying at night, in haze, over water and got into a well understood death spiral accident.

How do you think Hillary’s people made JFK jr crash? You have a theory?
It wasn’t an assassination. The list of famous people and leaders who died in air crashes is gigantic.


45 posted on 04/11/2022 8:24:30 AM PDT by DesertRhino (Dogs are called man's best friend. Moslems hate dogs. Add it up..)
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