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Turn up the Volume!
🚅 Bharat’s Bullet Train is taking shape.
#Bharat_BulletTrain
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Baseball vs Cricket bat width debate ends here.
Sachin batting with a bat handle which is much thinner than baseball bat.
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Mobile PLI stats as follows:
Government incentive paid: Rs 19,000 Cr.
Direct tax collected: Rs 25,000 Cr.
GST collected: Rs 3,00,000 Cr.
Electronics manufacturing employs 25 Lakh people; mobile manufacturing alone employs 12 Lakh.
Cope harder!!
One in four iPhones is made in India, but imported parts and costly subsidies complicate the success story. @andymukherjee70 takes apart an iPhone to explain why copying China's manufacturing model may not pay off 🎥
China influenced, Pakistani infiltrated, brown sepoys staffed Bloomberg is asking why India is building amazing expressways like the US.
I see this news with concern. This news by this media for me means DS is going to influence & instigate Truckers into protests blocking freeways to hit India's logistics, economy, and halt freeway construction.
They are building public support for it at the earnest. Beware.
Indians must see more & more posts on SM that talk about "bad internet in India" and "why India needs Starlink."
There is also a possibility of actual disruptions of net services to try push the discomfort levels and public pressure for Starlink.
Since my attached post in 2024, India started considering allowing Starlink so everything was good.
But now that this consideration has been suspended, the psyops and disillusionment through disruption ops will restart.
I predict Indians will see internet outages and frustratingly slow speeds soon.
Since the DS is desperate to get Starlink into India and the public support for it seems lacking, one way it can be achieved is by disrupting Jio and Airtel networks, especially.
These two are the ones with satellite internet capability to outcompete Starlink. And they have mobile and broadband customers in their hundreds of millions. They are also against Starlink entering through "Admin route."
By disrupting their services, or making them painfully slow, and at the same time starting the fake propaganda that "India is under monopoly and having very bad internet service", public disatisfacting at Indian companies will be achieved at the same time as support for Starlink will be gained.
The disruptions and psyops will be yet another signalling to India, like hoaxes and train sabotages, that the DS can bend India to its will and the GoI better comply.
See my post from Jun 10. See what's happening now.
All of a sudden so many India based accounts (some that joined X in Oct 2026) are preaching Indians to get Starlink in India citing "bad internet."
Indians must see more & more posts on SM that talk about "bad internet in India" and "why India needs Starlink."
There is also a possibility of actual disruptions of net services to try push the discomfort levels and public pressure for Starlink.
Since my attached post in 2024, India started considering allowing Starlink so everything was good.
But now that this consideration has been suspended, the psyops and disillusionment through disruption ops will restart.
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World Exclusive FlyDubai 1073 update:
According to our research, the first officer Hamam al Hamami didn’t just attack his captain with a crash-axe, he also likely Switched OFF the ENGINES!
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@BBCBreaking @cnnbrk @Reuters
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BREAKING: Youtuber and Captain on the Boeing 737 MenTourPilot says the Flydubai co-pilot switched off the aircraft's engines during cockpit attack youtube.com/shorts/NPw0T09do…
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The Indian Captain had a flying experience of 17 years & had the blue print of Cockpit mapped into his memory perfectly, he reached for the door handle sub-consciously
But the West wants us to believe that the Indian Captain who had a flying experience of 31 years forget to turn on the fuel switch, that's why the Boeing 787 crashed in Gujarat
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Visuals of hero Captain Smit Machchhar at Saudi Airport and the detained Omani pilot
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Let’s debunk the conspiracies so far eh? I love this sort of thing as it’s just rationality, logic, facts and a bit of research
Hop on…let’s have a look
Claim:
Failure of the oxygen masks to deploy shows the descent was simulated.
Fact: Passenger masks are barometrically triggered by cabin depressurisation, not by vertical speed.
No loss of pressure was reported.
Claim:
Structural survival implies the aircraft was not subjected to the reported loads.
Fact: The jet exceeded maximum operating speed by on the order of 100 knots.
Post-landing photographs show a large section of rudder missing, consistent with control-surface overload. A former United pilot told the Associated Press he was surprised the airframe remained intact. Vmo is a certified operating limit with margin, not a failure threshold. The same crap was said about the 9/11 planes
Claim: There were no flight attendants
Fact: The checked shirt, navy, blue and white, is the flydubai male cabin-crew uniform introduced in 2017. Video shows a crew member in that shirt speaking Kiswahili, directing others to stop recording, and requesting a pillow for the injured pilot. Flydubai employs Kenyan cabin crew. The clothing matches the operator. Other videos show a total of three men all wearing the same shirts.
Claim: Passengers forced the cockpit door.
Fact: Post-2001 cockpit doors resist entry from the cabin. The account consistent with that design is that the wounded captain released the lock from inside and came through the doorway with the attacker on him. Occupants including a passenger at the lavatory, then entered.
Claim: The additional pilots were pre-positioned interveners.
Fact: Two flydubai pilots were travelling as passengers because possible rerouting risked exceeding the operating crew’s duty limits, a routine staffing practice on the route. They subsequently flew the diversion. It’s also known as deadheading
Claim: An Omani national could not have been assigned, therefore the flight is fake.
Finding: Oman and Israel lack formal relations, and Israeli officials have treated the assignment as a breach of crew rules for the route. That is a screening and compliance question now under review. A rostering failure is evidence of a control weakness, not of fabrication.
Claim: if a false flag then the passengers, including families, consented to the descent and risk of death for publicity.
Fact: There were about 174 passengers, 27 of them children. Named passengers described an uncontrolled descent, open bins, and an expectation of impact. Consent for a stunt like this would have required coordinated silence from families after a manoeuvre that, had recovery failed, would have killed them.
Claim: If a false flag then the Indian captain consented to serious injury and risk of death
Fact: Machchhar sustained deep cuts to the head and hands, lost consciousness in the cabin, and was admitted to hospital in Tabuk. The Indian embassy described him as seriously injured, later stable. His family is based in Dubai. Consent to a false flag is insane.
Claim: The first officer was a willing participant in a simulation, or the aircraft was remotely compromised.
Fact: Israeli officials report social-media material about killing Jews, indicators of radicalisation, and a request, after restraint, that crew kill him. A colleague account described refusal to shake hands with women. He was restrained with headphone cords, hospitalised, and held for transfer toward a UAE inquiry.
No technical evidence of remote interference has been produced. The background claims are official and they fit an attacker and not a seriously dedicated method actor willing to go to prison as a hired thespian for Israel.
It seems to me, and I'm sure pilots will be quick to correct me if I've misread this, that for about 110 seconds nobody was actively flying flydubai FZ1073. After one hard pull-out, the plane's path matches a textbook phugoid, what a jet does when it's left alone.
Here's what I think happened, second by second, from the ADS-B data and the accounts so far.
05:21:00 - The plane starts a steady descent, about 2,800 ft/min, and loses 1,150 ft. First sign of trouble.
05:21:43 - The nose goes down hard and the plane plunges. Someone is pushing the controls forward, and the accounts say it was the co-pilot.
05:22:16 - Still held down, descending past 32,640 ft/min. The wounded captain reportedly releases the cockpit door, and passengers head forward, which in a dive is downhill.
05:22:22 - A hard pull-out, estimated 3.75 g, sharper than the plane would do alone. Someone pulled the yoke back for a few seconds, possibly as the co-pilot was dragged off it, then let go.
05:22:30 - From here nobody is actively flying. The plane bottoms at 16,600 ft and 598 kt, then zooms up 5,100 ft on its extra speed.
05:23:23 - Still nobody flying. At the top it's too slow, so the nose drops by itself and it dives again, 6,775 ft.
05:24:20 - The second dive bottoms at 14,950 ft, and here the real flight leaves the hands-off path. Someone is on the yoke. The accounts say a passenger pulled back, and then two off-duty flydubai pilots took over.
The chart shows the recorded altitudes against a simulated jet with no pitch control. The times and altitudes are data. Who was doing what is my reconstruction, and the flight recorders will confirm or correct it. I'd welcome experienced pilots weighing in on what happened aboard this 737 MAX 8.
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"יש פה טייס נוסף": תיעוד חדש מהרגעים המטלטלים ביותר של טיסת הבלהות | @lee_ayash
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🇦🇪🇮🇱 New cabin video from the flydubai flight to Tel Aviv catches someone yelling that there is another pilot on board
Passengers forced the cockpit; those pilots took the controls, and the jet landed in Tabuk, Saudi.
174 people were on it, and the spare crew was there for a scheduling problem.
They ended up being the reason it did not hit the ground.
Writer: Lucas
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For the barnacles of society claiming Flydubai flight FZ1073 was some kind of Israeli “false flag”, let's go through what would actually have to be faked.
🔴 The flight data
Publicly available flight tracking data recorded the aircraft suddenly dropping roughly 14,000 feet in around 30 seconds, followed by further erratic changes in altitude.
This isn't somebody's testimony. It's data transmitted by the aircraft and recorded independently.
🔴 The emergency codes
The aircraft transmitted 7700, the international code for a general emergency.
It then switched to 7500, the internationally recognised code for unlawful interference or hijacking.
Again, this was recorded independently while the incident was actually unfolding.
🔴 There were 182 people on board
Saudi authorities say there were 174 passengers and 8 crew members aboard the aircraft.
So this wasn't an incident supposedly witnessed by two or three carefully selected people. There was an entire passenger aircraft full of witnesses.
🔴 There is footage from inside the aircraft
Passengers had phones.
Multiple recordings from inside the aircraft have emerged showing the chaos, frightened passengers and the aftermath of what happened.
No, that doesn't mean literally every one of the 174 passengers was filming. But you're dealing with a packed commercial aircraft in 2026. There were a huge number of independent witnesses capable of recording and describing what they saw.
🔴 People on board have given accounts of what happened
Passengers have publicly described the aircraft suddenly losing control and people near the front moving towards the cockpit.
These aren't simply statements being issued by the Israeli government after the event.
🔴 The pilots were injured
The captain was taken to hospital in Saudi Arabia.
Saudi authorities confirmed that members of the flight crew had been injured.
🔴 The aircraft diverted to Saudi Arabia
The flight didn't land in Israel where Israeli authorities could supposedly control the entire aftermath.
It made an emergency landing in Tabuk, Saudi Arabia.
Saudi authorities dealt with the aircraft, passengers and crew and opened their own investigation.
🔴 The UAE is investigating it as well
The United Arab Emirates formed a specialised prosecution team to establish exactly what happened and whether there was a terrorist motive, prior planning or outside direction.
So now this supposed Israeli “false flag” would apparently also have to fool or involve the UAE authorities investigating their own airline.
🔴 Saudi Arabia is independently investigating
Saudi Arabia's National Transport Safety Center launched its own aviation safety investigation and began collecting evidence relating to the emergency landing.
Again, this isn't an Israeli investigation.
So think about what the “false flag” theory actually requires.
You would have to explain away the flight tracking data, the 7700 emergency code, the 7500 unlawful-interference code, the violent altitude changes, injured crew, passenger witnesses, onboard footage, the emergency diversion to Saudi Arabia, and separate investigations by Saudi Arabia and the UAE.
So shouting “false flag” or “goy slop” in response to evidence you don't want to deal with is pretty much the peak of brain-cell non-activity.
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This is why everyone hates and feels disgusted with Western media platforms: they do everything in their power to make an absolute mockery of the headline because Truth is inconvenient for them.
Smit Machchhar, the FlyDubai commander whose actions after being stabbed in the cockpit helped avert disaster, hadn’t even planned on becoming a pilot. Now he’s being hailed by leaders around the world for his bravery and quick thinking. bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
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Since yesterday I’ve been grilling my husband about the Flydubai incident. He’s a commercial pilot. I threw every conspiracy at him until he snapped.
His exact words: “People already calling this fake is insane.”
So here’s what he said about the three dumbest theories.
1- “How did anyone get into the cockpit? The door locks from the inside.”
There’s a door-release switch right next to the pilot. He can unlock it from the flight deck. Once it’s released, people on the other side can shove it open and get in. Locked does not mean sealed forever.
2- “Why didn’t the oxygen masks drop?”
This isn’t a movie. Masks don’t fall because something scary happened. They deploy only if cabin pressure drops. A steep descent, even a violent one, does not automatically dump cabin pressure. No pressure loss, no masks. Simple as that.
3-“How did people reach the cockpit if the plane was nose-diving?”
“Nose dive” does not mean the jet was vertical. It was pitched down, not at 90 degrees. That attitude doesn’t pin you in your seat. It throws you forward, toward the cockpit. If you get up, you’re not fighting the dive. You’re being shoved down the aisle faster.
That’s it. Not a film. Not a hoax script. Just how the airplane actually works.



























