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Plane crash in the Canary Islands
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An airliner has crashed in the Canary Islands.
ETA: initial reports saying the plane had crashed into the sea were inaccurate.
ETA: initial reports saying the plane had crashed into the sea were inaccurate.
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It's the NWO there lizards are using fake passports to get on board planes and crash them into the sea, we'll soon see the truth when the black boxes are found.
Not.
EDIT: Just checked, they aren't in the Canaries this time. They're flying from Alicante.
Must have been an odd shaped boat. Lol
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-26774885
To be fair, it did resemble a plane.
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/BjvlNaQCIAA9u_s.jpg
I was wondering this too boats and planes look very different and it should have been easy to confirm with the airlines if they lost a plane. News media is getting very lazy in a rush to be the first with the story they don't seem to even do basic checks now.
Quite easily
http://www.wunderground.com/data/wximagenew/a/AkRyder/95.jpg
Here's a closer picture
http://i.imgur.com/OrHceMt.jpg
Always preferred the G-44 personally, such a great little bird.
Sounds a little convenient, eh? All the hallmarks etc.
Good.
Enjoy...You have nothing to worry about except people jumping to conclusions about things in the sea....But if Jaws did teach me anything, It is that there 'could' be a shark so don't ignore the chief of police just because people are laughing at him
It does actually look like a plane from afar.
Exactly. Though i probably wouldn't trust people on Twitter to tell be the sky is blue.