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Anonymous ID: e96645 Jan. 31, 2025, 12:48 p.m. No.22477918 🗄️.is 🔗kun >>7931 >>7987 >>8072 >>8083 >>8243

Statement from Jo Ellis who is alive, was NOT onboard the Helicopter that crashed in the Potomac river

7:53

https://rumble.com/v6fhxws-phil-collins-in-the-air-tonight.html

https://rumble.com/embed/v6d9ivy/?pub=4

>>22477931

https://truthsocial.com/@01010001/posts/113924736992303920

FAFO- Trump just banned the 51 intel agents who lied about Biden's laptop from entering all federal buildings

https://truthsocial.com/@Qanon76/posts/113924646126188009

Anonymous ID: e96645 Jan. 31, 2025, 12:55 p.m. No.22477981 🗄️.is 🔗kun >>7993

>>22477958

only jerks put music to clips

pissed me off too

but I think the music are comms…

@Qanon76

Boom- Understaffed FAA Sued For Allegedly Turning Away 1,000 Applicants Based On Race.

Did you know that 3,000 top-performing applicants for air traffic controllers were REJECTED by FAA for being white?

https://truthsocial.com/@Qanon76/posts/113924447384745135

>>22478026

Applicants for air traffic controllers were REJECTED by FAA for being white

0:48

https://rumble.com/v6fa8jd-applicants-for-air-traffic-controllers-were-rejected-by-faa-for-being-white.html

https://rumble.com/embed/v6d1tij/?pub=4

>>22478026

Understaffed FAA Sued For Allegedly Turning Away 1,000 Applicants Based On Race

Published 3 hours ago on January 31, 2025

By Mark Steffen

A lawsuit filed against the Federal Aviation Administration alleges that approximately 1,000 job applicants in recent years were turned away because of their race, raising questions about whether hiring policies contributed to Wednesday night’s deadly mid-air collision over Washington, D.C.

Understaffing at airport control towers across the U.S. has been a persistent concern from aviation union workers who say the FAA hasn’t done enough to swell their ranks, jeopardizing the safety of airline passengers. A class-action lawsuit filed last year against the FAA is now being revisited as investigators and critics race to find fault for the crash which killed 67 and left no survivors.

Andrew Brigida, the lead plaintiff in the lawsuit, alleges that the FAA has placed too great an emphasis on using diversity and equality metrics to fill America’s control towers and that an accident was bound to happen as a result.

Central to Brigida’s suit is his complaint that the FAA, under the Obama administration, relaxed requirements including a skill-based system for hiring controllers and instead utilized a “biographical assessment” in a bid to boost the number of minority job applicants, the New York Post reported.

Brigida, who is white, alleges he was unfairly cast out of the hiring process as a result despite graduating from Arizona State University’s collegiate training initiative for controllers and obtaining a perfect score on his training exam. He now works at the FAA as a program manager but still hopes President Donald Trump can “immediately” begin resolving a staffing crisis that has been brewing for more than a decade.

“He obviously sees the issue at hand and if he didn’t, I’m sure people that work in the Department of Transportation and the FAA informed him that there is an issue with staffing and air traffic control and I’m hoping they can work on it immediately,” he told the Telegraph.

Asked if he thought diversity hiring could eventually contribute to a fatal air traffic collision, Brigida replied, “Yes, that’s kind of accurate.”

Initial reports found that the tower at Reagan International Airport was staffing just 19 full-time personnel despite the union’s plea for a full 30 members. In addition, staffing responsibilities were “not normal” at the time of the crash, with one source telling the AP that an individual on the controls was also performing a second employee’s job at the time.

“The position configuration was not normal for the time of day and volume of traffic,” an initial report by the FAA states.

On Friday, President Trump revealed that the Army Black Hawk helicopter was flying “far above the 200-foot limit,” but it still remains unclear if the use of different radio frequencies used by the tower for helicopters and commercial jets caused a miscommunication.

The aviation arm of the U.S. Department of Transportation is fighting the lawsuit, but perhaps not for long. Sean Duffy, President Trump’s new secretary of transportation, has leaned into his allegation that DEI may have played a role in the crash, calling it an “absolutely preventable tragedy.”

The FAA on Friday announced an indefinite pause to helicopter traffic over Washington, D.C., the AP reported.

https://trendingpoliticsnews.com/just-in-understaffed-faa-sued-for-allegedly-turning-away-1000-applicants-based-on-race-mstef/

>>22478057

>>22477918 Jo Ellis is alive, video statement confirming he was NOT onboard the Helicopter that crashed in the Potomac river 7:53

>>22478026, >>22478031, >>22478035 Understaffed FAA Sued For Allegedly Turning Away 1,000 Applicants Based On Race

>>22478057

>>22478083

correct

Anonymous ID: e96645 Jan. 31, 2025, 1:12 p.m. No.22478115 🗄️.is 🔗kun >>8174

Dan Scavino Jr. 🇺🇸🦅

@DanScavino

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21m

https://truthsocial.com/@DanScavino/posts/113924941455885508

HUGE SCALP: Trump Fires Head of FBI Washington Field Office David Sundberg – Cans More Than 20 Heads of FBI Field Offices

President Trump fired the head of the FBI Washington Field Office, according to NBC News reporter Ken Dilanian.

David Sundberg is the highest ranking FBI official to be fired in Trump’s second term. Trump fired FBI Director James Comey during his first term.

Sundberg oversaw the January 6 investigation and the investigation into the so-called DNC pipe bomber.

According to NBC’s Ken Dilanian, the purge is much larger than originally reported and includes more than 20 heads of FBI Field Offices.

The purge is bigger than first understood, we are told, and includes more than 20 heads of FBI field offices, including the ones in Miami and Washington, DC. https://t.co/p2ogRN8TJV

— Ken Dilanian (@KenDilanianNBC) January 31, 2025

NBC News reported:

David Sundberg, the assistant director in charge of the FBI Washington Field Office, was notified Thursday that he was going to lose his job and is preparing to leave the bureau, according to two senior law enforcement sources — the latest step in an unprecedented purge of top executives at FBI headquarters as well as leadership in FBI field offices across the country.

Sundberg is the highest-ranking field agent so far to be fired from the FBI in Trump’s second term.

Sundberg, who joined the FBI in 2002, was put in charge of the Washington Field Office by then-FBI Director Christopher Wray in December 2022. It is one of the highest-profile positions an agent can achieve in the field at the FBI.

Special agents from the Washington Field Office were heavily involved in former Special Counsel Jack Smith’s investigations of now-President Donald Trump, as well as the sprawling investigation into the Jan. 6, 2021, riot at the U.S. Capitol that resulted in criminal charges against hundreds.

INTEL: David Sundberg who is the FBI Assistant Director for Washington, DC has just been FIRED by President Trump. pic.twitter.com/f1PA7RtsD4

— Officer Lew (@officer_Lew) January 31, 2025

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2025/01/breaking-trump-fires-head-fbi-washington-field-office/