Wow @GovInslee, two days after CHOP was established and earned local and national coverage and trended on Twitter, said "That's news to me… I've not heard anything about that." Then he laughed.
At tonight's debate, he claims he never said that and knew about CHOP at the time.
https://twitter.com/jasonrantz/status/1314048156712095744
Who do you think won the gubernatorial debate between Jay Inslee and Loren Culp?
https://twitter.com/komonews/status/1314056459391361029
>Governor Inslee (WA) stlll denying knowledge about CHOP/CHAZ during debate.
Inslee said he never made the comment about denying knowledge of CHAZ
>I heard him say it! (No sauce, as it was ephemeral…)
Inslee did deny knowing about CHOP over the summer
He denied he made that comment at the debate
tonight
REMEMBER: Kamala Harris would be a blood clot away from the presidency
https://twitter.com/paulsperry_/status/1314065086840012802
>A helicopter would have taken much longer than 20 seconds to cover that distance and therefore should have been visible in multiple frames.
The 'story'
Johnson told Q13 News he was hesitant to release the photo.
Mostly, because it appears to be a missile launched from Naval Air Station Whidbey Island.
>Johnson tweeted that a helicopter pilot with the Airlift Northwest ambulance service said on Wednesday that his chopper has a searchlight that was pointing straight down when he took off – and that's what left that vertical light streak in the sky.
"This morning I contacted Air Lift NW to find out if the Nav lights on the helicopter were different in any way," Johnson wrote on his Skunk Bay Weather Blog. "I got a fairly quick response back from them after they talked with the pilot. Here is the text:
>"'They were transiting from Bremerton to Bellingham on a standard instrument flight plan, flying in the clouds with night vision goggles. The search light was retracted flush under the nose, but did not switch off and was facing straight down.'
>"So, the path of the helicopter matches perfectly and now that I know the searchlight was in a locked down position and still on, it makes sense now," Johnson wrote.
>"I know my cameras very well. This was a unique situation that would have resulted in exactly this type of image. I never thought it would be solved like this…. What an adventure.
>"I know that many folks will vehemently disagree with this assessment, much as I did in the beginning. I hope they do continue to keep searching for another explanation, but in this case, I am 99% convinced this is the real solution. I will always leave that 1% open out there because I love a good mystery….. :)"
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