Israelis STORMED The Cockpit And Saved The Plane

There was a flight from Dubai to Tel Aviv. Uh attempted hijacking of such a flight. Details are pouring in. The uh the Omani co-pilot, someone from Oman who was about a year into the job, I think had an axe or a knife and began stabbing the other pilot. First of all, somebody should ask Abdul Aled who hurt this Omani pilot because you know hurt people hurt people. Um but I digress. So he attacks the pilot. The pilot right before he collapses opens the cockpit door. The Israelis on board storm the cockpit. Um they restrain the terrorist. This flight, this plane makes this crazy descent. Long story short, a massive tragedy is averted and the day is saved. There's heroes all over the plane. They're singing uh Ojerto celebrating life. And you know, I'm not a journalist, so you don't need me to recap all the details for you. I'm sure it's been all over your feeds all day. But when events like this happen, when events like this happen, and you know, can you imagine how close it could have come to such an absolute tragedy? For me, when stuff like this happens, it is such a reality reset to remind us all the difference between good and evil. Who the good guys are, who the bad guys are, who is good and who is evil. Because in all the chatter, all the minutia and all the nonsense of the internet, I don't know, like trash and garbage that we consume all day, all the conspiracy pedaling in the groerverse on the woke uh internet accounts that spin all this crap. As we get away from tragedy, when stuff like this happens, we're thrown right back into it and are reminded that there are heroes among us and there are villains among us and there's a shortage of courage, but there was no shortage of courage on that plane. And you're reminded, oh my god, yeah. All the Candace Owenses of the world, the Tucker Carlson's, the people who just on their podcast all day trying to paint Israel as this monster, as a nation of child killers. As Norman Finkelstein with his greasy hair sits there and likes to pontificate on podcast after podcast on news segment after news segment, people wondering, well, you know, did they go too far? Did they have a disproportion proportionate response? This obsess obsession with nitpicking at the one and only Jewish state. Suddenly you are reminded, "Oh my goodness, this is a nation of heroes. Don't mess with a plane full of Israelis, a plane full of Jews, cuz you have the heroes who will storm the cockpit, including the pilot who I know everyone wants to give credit, of course, an Indian pilot who pushed the who pushed the door open and allowed people to storm because if he didn't if he if he didn't do that, they wouldn't have been able to get in." And then just the bravery it takes to do this. And then of course there's doctors on board to assist with the pilot who sustained severe injuries. So if you take over a plane full of Jews and Israelis, if you try, it seems like you won't be successful. And if there are any injuries, there's plenty of Jewish doctors on board to tend to them. The best recap I heard of the of the if you really want to find out what happened, you just just listen to Donald Trump's recap of of the events was and only the he did it in the way only Trump could do it. He's like this this guy storms the cockpit. He he restrains the guy and he's a plumber. He's an Israeli plumber. He's a plumber if you can believe it. He's a plumber and he grabs he grabs the he grabs the lever and he pulls it up. He pulls up the lever and these aren't like those old steering wheel planes and you know the ones we used to fly. This is a this and he's never he never flown a plane in his life. He's a plumber but I guess he's used to dealing with a lot of He's used to dealing with a lot of and and he he grabbed the lever and he's he must be he's lifting pipe all day. Lifting pipe all day. He lifts the lever and he sees this show about planes. I I don't want I don't like to watch that show. All the craziness. He lifts the pipe. They They tied the person down. They tied his arms. The terrorist. And this guy was in bad shape. Really bad shape. The other pilot. He was stabbed. He by a whack job or a terrorist or both. Probably both. A whack job terrorist. Stabs the pilot. They help the pilot. There's a lot of doctors on board. They're Jewish, of course. There's a lot of doctors. This guy lifts the plane and he safely lands the plane because he watches these shows. Can you believe that? Can you believe that? And uh he lands the plane. A beautiful job landing a beautiful plane. A beautiful plane. Gives me second thoughts about the plane I got from Qatar. I might have some Israelis on board just in case they need to land it cuz I don't know what's going on with that Qatari plane they gave me. But this is a plumber. If a plumber can do this, my god, my plumber could barely fix the stuffed toilet I did the other day. It was a lot of happy meals. I had a lot of happy meals and it was a disaster. It was a total disaster. The plumber couldn't fix it. I need to get some Israeli plumbers cuz not only can they stuff and unstuff and unclog the toilet, they can safely land hijack planes. Can you believe that? And so that's what happened. That's what I know. And when BB told me, that's what that's my source. BB told me. So, uh, props. It was a miracle. A miracle from God. A miracle for these, you know, just such a tragedy that was averted. But it, you know, when you think about it, again, it just uh it just reminds you of like the reality check that in all this babble, all this nonsense in the internet as you get away from such things, you know, sort of like you have these October 7th moments where you're reminded who is good and who is evil. You're reminded who is good and who is evil. Okay, it's really that simple. The pilot from Oman who takes out an ax or a knife and tries to stab the pilot and take over the plane and crash it, killing over a hundred Israelis intentionally or crash it even into Tel Aviv and kill even more people intentionally. evil. The pilot who was injured and tried to defend himself and opened the cockpit door and Israelis that came in to the rescue restrained this terrorist and safely landed the plane. Heroes. Okay. So before the conspiracies come in, because they will and they always do, before the conspirators come in, before Candace Owen starts talking about how many Israeli cell phones were on that plane. Okay, there were a lot of Israeli cell phones that day. It's a good thing that plane didn't land in Egypt cuz she would have had a field day. I tweeted that today. Thought it was a good one. And if it landed in Egypt, boy, would have been suspicious. I don't know. Did BB fund the Omani pilot? I don't know. We'll see. There were a lot of Israeli cell phones. Was Erica Kirk underneath in the baggage? Was she checked at baggage claim in a suitcase? Was Erica Kirk underneath the plane? I don't know. Were there any bees on the plane that were speaking Hebrew that were part of MSAD? I don't know, you guys. They think we're stupid. I mean, before all that comes in, before all that stuff just starts to flood the uh headlines, the articles about Israelis landing in Saudi Arabia. Up now Israelis are settling in Saudi Arabia. The colonization continues. The Greater Israel project continues. Israelis can't be stopped. Now they're taking over Saudi Arabia. This is greater Israel. Cuz that's all going to happen. It's such a pattern now of idiocy, a pattern of nonsense. Just remember this moment of the reality reset that when goes down, when it all goes down and you're faced with evil, who do you want? You want these Israelis. Don't be fooled by the smears, the liels of a nation of child killers, the people who attempt attempting to delegitimize and demonize Israelis and Jews worldwide. These are the people you want in your corner. And if you reject them, if you cast them out, you're lost, baby. So, we have to uh just take a moment and just remember that these moments really reset reality and virtue and morality cuz it's so easy to get lost in it. It's very easy to get lost and confused in this uh world we're in where, you know, you think it's all just chatter and fun. debating back and forth. Uh, you know, people sitting comfortably in their chairs in their comfortable podcast studios, pointing fingers, complaining, having no real experience close to any of these situations or scenarios, having no real understanding of the comparable or or or comparable threats to what Israel and Israelis have to face on a regular basis and the neighborhood that they're in. And it's nothing's easier than pointing fingers from thousands of miles away saying, "Oh, you shouldn't do that. because I don't think those people really really care. It doesn't really affect them. You know who you are when these moments happen. Just imagine if it had gone the other way and it didn't got close to it. So, it allows us to celebrate the fact that a tragedy was averted, that lives were saved, but it also in that moment we could take the opportunity to just remember who the good guys are and who the bad guys are and without having to get caught and dragged into the muck in the weeds of having to defend when good, virtuous people make mistakes. Um, you know, easy enough to get lost in that conversation, to make concessions and seed territory, ideological, linguistic territory to these people who drag you into these conversations without first remembering that the premise often is false. When people go on Pierce Morgan to defend Israel, they're often going on in a context of here to defend the genocide is blah blah blah blah blah from Israel. I mean, you're already losing the debate if you don't challenge the premise. the false premise. So, just remember who the good guys and the bad guys are and don't be fooled by, you know, these headlines, propaganda. Speaking of which, we'll move on. So, in these moments, I call this a reality reset. You remember, oh yeah, we are actually dealing with evil forces here, with evil actors here who want to do harm. There's nothing more evil staring you right in the face than a guy who wants to stab his co-pilot. stab his pilot on the plane, someone who's been, I presume, working with, stab him to death, take over the plane, and crash it to intentionally murder all the people on the plane. That's evil. Attempts to stop such activities from happening, as flawed as they may be, is not evil. Don't be confused. The attempts to stop these things from happening, the these are the threats we're dealing with. We're dealing with people who actually simply want to harm innocent people. They want to harm Jews. They want to harm Israelis. They want to harm anyone who stands against them. There are people who live and breathe waking up every day to become martyrs, to become shahed, to take down the West, to take down Israel, to take down the United States, to take down and destroy all the values we hold dear. There are people who live and breathe that. Wake up wanting and desiring to do that. And there are agents of confusion out there who want you to pretend that does that threat doesn't exist, that that's not happening and you can focus on the Jews and manufacture boogeymen so you don't actually have to deal with the real threats and monsters and evil forces out there. There's nothing easier than standing up bravely to manufactured fake monsters that you can concoct in your head when there's no actual threat from the Jews. It's not the Jews that make you have to take off your shoes at airports or scan your take your laptops out or scan your body for explosives. Wake up. My god.