Flight Hijacking and Middle East Tensions

This is on board a flight to Tel Aviv from Dubai.

Now, the pilot tried to nosedive with all the

passengers on him.

The co-pilot had a pocket knife, and he just went straight Lizzie Borden on

him.

Of course, the heroes of the story are gonna be the Israelis who broke into

the

cockpit and subdued the situation.

Now, this flight made an emergency landing in

Saudi Arabia.

Now, my question was, who landed that plane?

And the reports on that are very interesting,

which reserve crew is

usually on airport standby. And the reason they said those two

additional pilots

were on there was possible regional rerouting.

The flight from Dubai to Tel Aviv is only a three-and-a-half-hour flight.

What kind of rerouting would they be expecting midair would they not be

telling the flight crew and the passengers prior to the plane

taking off?

Flydubi stated that they were concerned about the original crew,

uh, working

beyond permitted duty hours, but definitely unrelated to any advanced

security warning. But hey, don't let that distract you from the fact that the

Israelis are attempting to declare an all-out war in the West Bank.

Syria's energy sector is now being attacked.

Both the eastern gas pipeline and the Tishreen have had explosions in

the past

24 hours, and that Mike Huckabee is going on a full campaign to try to sell

this

military integration with the Israelis.

Because merging a military with a country that the Pentagon has labeled the highest

espionage threat level with

is, uh, yeah, nothing to see here.

But did you see the airplane to Tel Aviv was hijacked?