Did The Russian GRU Bring Down The Lear Jet in Philadelphia Last Friday?

The First Sunday in February Is Here:

? ? ? ? ?As always, my radar is on a 360-degree sweep, looking for things that normal media outlets miss. I was in my study early Friday evening. News Nation delivered a shocking report that was most disturbing. A Lear Jet had lifted off from The Executive Airport in North Philadelphia. As it climbed, the pilot lost control. The jet crashed into an open field. A huge explosion followed.

? ? ? ?As more details came out, it was revealed that the aircraft was an older Lear Jet. It was carrying Mexican citizens on an emergency medivac?flight that would stop in Missouri and proceed to Tijuana. Most likely, oxygen bottles were on the plane to support the deathly ill patient. Initial?speculation was that a spark ignited the oxygen bottles, causing an explosion. The National Traffic Safety Bureau will spend months doing a detailed investigation before official findings are released.

? ?I went to full alert. The Ukraine war has disrupted conventional military thinking. A couple of unsophisticated drones can sink a major capital vessel of the Russian Navy. One hundred grams of explosives on a bicycle seat can kill two very senior and heavily guarded Russian generals.

? ? Putin's GRU has shown that a tiny explosive charge strategically placed can bring down a large jet airliner. His GRU targeted DHL cargo jets. A small explosive device was planted in innocuous packages. In 4 of the 5 cases, the explosive devices were detected and removed from the plane's cargo. In the fifth case, an explosive device was not detected. It detonated in midair. A major jet airliner was brought down.

? ? Vladimir Putin is taking savage losses in Ukraine and on Russian territory occupied by Ukrainian forces. Donald Trump was expected to cease all aid to Ukraine when he came into office and force an end to the war. Things have not gone according to Putin's hopes. He may have ordered the GRU to cause a plane crash on US soil as a warning to Trump.

? ? The Executive Airport in North Philadelphia was a perfect venue for such an attack. It did not have the security that the excellent Philadelphia International Airport has. GRU planners would have become aware of the medivac flight. A tiny explosive device was planted on the plane. The plan was to detonate it on liftoff. The goal was to have the plane heavily loaded with fuel crash at the nearby major shopping mall or a large concentration of row houses with devastating property damage and civilian casualties as the massive amount of jet fuel caught fire and rapidly spread. Luckily the plane crashed in an open field.

Give thanks to your higher power for your good fortune in life.

-JackW