[arista]

[Crimson Dynamo]

Helicopters have done more to secure international peace and security than the
United Nations.

https://x.com/AvivaKlompas/status/1792513095757086915

[user104658]

Yes, all that helpful "fog" that blew up the helicopter.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Soldier Boy

Yes, all that helpful "fog" that blew up the helicopter.

Yes it guided the pilot to smash into a mountain

[UserSince2005]

Allah should have saved him

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by UserSince2005

Allah should have saved him

Maybe Allah knew his nickname was “Butcher Of Tehran”


Good riddance


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[bots]

He is confirmed as dead

[arista]

Tragic Accident

Fools to fly in Rain and Fog
smashing into a mountain.

[Vanessa]

Originally Posted by arista

Tragic Accident

Fools to fly in Rain and Fog
smashing into a mountain.

Yes why fly in that weather? Way too dangerous.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Vanessa

Yes why fly in that weather? Way too dangerous.

Cocky Pilot

[Nicky91]

Originally Posted by Vanessa

Yes why fly in that weather? Way too dangerous.

well helicopters unlike planes, can fly below foggy weather


so that weather on its own isn't the cause of this crash


i wonder if they did stick to the flight plan? or something similar to Kobe Bryant's crash had happened, like too much traffic, how he had to climb to avoid that but ended up in the fog and got lost

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by Nicky91

well helicopters unlike planes, can fly below foggy weather


so that weather on its own isn't the cause of this crash


i wonder if they did stick to the flight plan? or something similar to Kobe Bryant's crash had happened, like too much traffic, how he had to climb to avoid that but ended up in the fog and got lost

"well helicopters unlike planes, can fly below foggy weather"

The fog started on the ground and went up -so they could not fly below it

[arista]

Originally Posted by Nicky91

well helicopters unlike planes, can fly below foggy weather


so that weather on its own isn't the cause of this crash


i wonder if they did stick to the flight plan? or something similar to Kobe Bryant's crash had happened, like too much traffic, how he had to climb to avoid that but ended up in the fog and got lost

Sure Below the Fog Smashed into a Mountain


NICKY

[bots]

i'm not convinced it was an accident. It seems strange to me that the chopper with the senior figures in it crashed and the other 2 were fine. Be prepared for iran throwing around some blame

[arista]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

i'm not convinced it was an accident. It seems strange to me that the chopper with the senior figures in it crashed and the other 2 were fine. Be prepared for iran throwing around some blame

Of Course, it was

Thick Fog and Rain

Unlucky their Helicopter
hit that mountain.

[MTVN]

A lot of Iranians seem pretty happy about it

[arista]

Originally Posted by MTVN

A lot of Iranians seem pretty happy about it

Of course, he (President) was Evil
killing so many

[user104658]

Originally Posted by MTVN

A lot of Iranians seem pretty happy about it

Iran is fascinating in that it was a massively different place, within living memory of a lot of the people there and, of course, not everyone wanted change. That said, I think it would take a lot more than one death for it to have any chance at going back the other way.

[DemRed]

Originally Posted by Soldier Boy

Iran is fascinating in that it was a massively different place, within living memory of a lot of the people there and, of course, not everyone wanted change. That said, I think it would take a lot more than one death for it to have any chance at going back the other way.

I agree, Iran is a fascinating country. It was the extremely wealthy that didn't want change, but I believe, if any of them had known in 1979, what they know now, very few would have wanted it.

The 1953 coup d' etat, instigated by the British, to overthrow the elected PM and form monarchical rule was seen initially as a good thing, especially in the West. Although on the outside, it now looked like a very democratic country, it was anything but. The secret police of the Imperial State of Iran/Persia, were ruthless and that's why the Shah was eventually overthrown.

[bots]

yeah, when you think about the crackdown on women not wearing head covering alone, which he was responsible for, he got what was coming to him. Unfortunately, his deputy is favourite to take over, and he is an even more ruthless hardliner

[arista]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

yeah, when you think about the crackdown on women not wearing head covering alone, which he was responsible for, he got what was coming to him. Unfortunately, his deputy is favourite to take over, and he is an even more ruthless hardliner

From CNN HD

Arab Expert Fawaz Gerges

He was to move up
and take over 85-year-old Supreme Leaders job.
Who is not that well

[hijaxers]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

yeah, when you think about the crackdown on women not wearing head covering alone, which he was responsible for, he got what was coming to him. Unfortunately, his deputy is favourite to take over, and he is an even more ruthless hardliner

Ain't that the truth ! get rid of one evil and an even more vile one is waiting to put more strict rules in place.

[user104658]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

Unfortunately, his deputy is favourite to take over, and he is an even more ruthless hardliner

I'd be checking his bags for fog.

[arista]

[arista]

As they rushed at the start





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