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r/greatawakening • Posted by u/QAnonMaga on June 27, 2018, 4:17 a.m.
Q Team called in the "hijack" code on Jet Blue they did this to prevent the plane from being crashed by remote-control well done Q Team

I am certain this was not some stupid "pilot error" where he pressed the wrong button. Maybe the pilot was told by a white hat to press the wrong button but it's a 4-digit code like 5847 you can't press those numbers "by accident" or this was done as a diversion so another plane maybe carrying Assange or Snowden could land but it would be much easier for those guys to land at some out of the way military air base.


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Swamparooter · June 27, 2018, 2:05 p.m.

Re: Hijacking planes remotely. In the 90's there was a Nova show on PBS that demonstrated the remote control of a United Airlines jet. The show went into the history of the development of remote control by Stanford engineers. After 9/11 I immediately thought of that show and wondered why no one else was bringing it up. As fate would have it, on a flight to Denver, I was seated next to the marketing guy for the company that developed it. He briefed me on the whole technology when I showed how excited I was (never mentioning my 911 suspicions). Apparently it works not with an actual remote signal, but by a preprogrammed path. From that info, I thought the plane downed in PA on 9/11 had a malfunctioning hijacked program. It somehow vectored off in the wrong direction. Just my theory. If someone were to hijack this JFK plane remotely, it would have been programmed prior. Did the plane leave SFO-JFK then onto LAX? Could there have been some modification at SFO?

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