Why I use a burner account here and have no social media presence and never use my phone ai voice to text or talk with my phone.
It’s all biometric and social profiling data.
This just gets crazier by the second. @Meta and @finkd need to address this ASAP. This is the flock-fueled future everyone is afraid of and corporations keep telling everyone it's fine. Prove it.
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@DeedsWylie@AmiDar@John61926629 on a tray though a 10k + nose dive with a tapered bottom.
Nothing in the plane moved from turbulence. Not an over head compartment opened, not a single paper moved out of place through the dive. Hell blood got inside the plumbers shoes without the shoes dirty just the sock soles
@AmiDar@CarolJohns36227 How was an Omani pilot scheduled for a flight to Israeli? Against the law since Oman and Israel don’t have normalized relations.
It wasn’t from a lack of resources as they had two other relief pilots on the plane already 🤷♂️🤔🧐
@CabezaDick@Gummibe97561151@MW4Liberty So the plumber knew this and fixed it right? 😵💫😂🤣👍
And the copilot who was Omani got accidentally placed on that flight illegally correct? They just forgot no pilot from a country without normalized relationships which Oman doesn’t have can fly to Israel 🤷♂️🤡
@corgeys2023 So why the Omani pilot on the flight? It’s illegal and he shouldn’t have even been on the flight. It clearly wasn’t staffing with two other pilots on the flight 🧐🤔
What’s the truth about that. FYI being paid for your opinion isn’t “the truth” by any stretch
No. Under the UAE-Israel aviation agreement governing Flydubai routes, pilots must hold passports from countries with diplomatic relations or normalized ties with Israel. Oman has none, so Omani nationals are not permitted as crew on flights landing there. Israeli officials are probing this as a potential breach in the recent incident.
Both major parties are deeply unpopular, and trust in government is near historic lows.
I think there is an opportunity to talk more about what libertarianism looks like in the world we actually live in.
Too often, libertarianism reaches people in the form of “end welfare,” “abolish government departments,” or “let corporations do whatever they want.”
But people don't have to agree on some hypothetical libertarian end state to consider whether a decision should be less centralized, whether a market could be more competitive, or whether individuals could have more control over some part of their lives.
There are winnable battles out there through compromise and coalition-building on both the right and the left.
Because libertarianism becomes much easier to understand when it's a direction rather than a destination.
@corgeys2023 Why was an Omani pilot flying to Israel every though under m they are banned?
It’s almost like a movie 🍿 with all the twist and turns. Dramatic accidents, unbelievable rescue, lots of video in the cabin not showing what the Story says 🤷♂️