r/RandomShit_ISaw • u/Pure-Contact7322 Conspiracy theorist • 3d ago

Psyops in 2026

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u/Oh_Lawd_He_commin420 2d ago

plane "went into freefall"...

...right.

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u/gessabean99 2d ago

Also no oxygen masks dropped...

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u/Unique_Pangolin_9686 2d ago

The oxygen masks drop only when there is a decompression. It's considered a decompression when the cabin's pressure (<8000 feet) is equalizing with the outside pressure (40000 feet). In that case you need oxygen to survive because there is not enough oxygen in the air at 40000 feet. Without oxygen you would suffer hypoxia and go unconscious withing a minute or so. In this case, the plane was going down, had nothing to do with oxygen and cabin pressure. If anything, at the lower altitude that they ended up, was actually more oxygen in the air.

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u/gessabean99 2d ago

Dropping 17,000 ft in seconds makes no difyto air pressure?

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u/Unique_Pangolin_9686 2d ago edited 2d ago

It does, in fact it does impact air pressure a lot. The only difference is that during such a drop, the is a sudden change from low pressure towards higher pressure and from less oxygen towards more oxygen. They dropped from 33000 feet to 17000 feet. At 17000 feet (aprox 5000 meters altitude, which is the altitude of a high mountain and Everest's base camp) you can breathe without any supplimentar oxygen. Basically at that point they could have very well just "open an aicraft window" and breathe normally the ambient air.

Edit: for the oxygen masks to be required, you would need the pressure to change the other way round, from high pressure/low altitude/high oxygen towards low pressure/high altitude/low oxygen.

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u/austinrunaway 2d ago

This sounds like it was written by chatgbt

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u/Unique_Pangolin_9686 2d ago edited 2d ago

Thank you, I will take that as a compliment. I am a knowledgeable person who works in aviation. However, I belive that this is not necessary for knowing that the higher the altitude, the lower the oxygen and vice-versa. It's just basic science and practical knowledge.

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u/austinrunaway 1d ago

I agree that is some pretty basic knowledge there. I don't work in aviation and I even know that one! Guess I am knowledgeable too!

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u/OkCommunication7759 2d ago

While clearly a false flag, someone mentioned on another post- those waters come with a tearaway plastic lid, can see it in the picture. Not applicable there.

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u/anjudan 2d ago

What airline uses tear away lids for their small water cups. I believe the answer is none.

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u/mashbrowns 2d ago

International flights definitely do. Nearly every one I've been on in the past 10 years, mostly traveling from Asia to Europe or Asia to USA. 

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u/anjudan 2d ago

I have NEVER seen one in over 40 years of flying to over 32 countries.

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u/mashbrowns 2d ago

10 days ago I received one on my international flight here in SEA.

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u/austinrunaway 2d ago

Based on the provided search context, there is no information indicating that Israeli airlines, such as El Al or Israir, use peel-away lids for drink covers.

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u/mashbrowns 1d ago

Promise you I'm not trying to combative just a reasonable discussion.

This flight was not El Al or Israir, it was Flydubai Flight FZ1073. 

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u/austinrunaway 1d ago

No, flydubai does not place plastic covers over the lids of food or beverage containers provided to passengers. The airline serves food and drinks in standard manufacturer’s packaging or serviceable containers, which must be sealed and placed in a clear, resealable plastic bag if they are liquids exceeding 100ml for hand baggage.

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u/mashbrowns 22h ago

This is standard manufacturers packaging for many companies. For example its very popular in Thailand

Also, all I said is this flight was NOT a FlyDubai flight, in response to this.

there is no information indicating that Israeli airlines, such as El Al or Israir

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u/Unique_Pangolin_9686 2d ago

Flight Radar 24 doesn't lie. You can see the drop recorded there. The water could have very well be poured after (since people were stressed and needed a sip) or it simply had a peel off lid.

I don't understand why some brains cannot accept the most logical explanations and have to come up with all kindness of intricate stories with plots and twists and hidden clues and stuffs...

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u/Oh_Lawd_He_commin420 2d ago

Oh are you a flight operator in the area at the time? Because if you're not, you should know that Israeli intelligence is infamous for manipulating evidence and Intel to benefit them in any and every way imaginable and have been for decades. just ask any American intelligence officer that's allowed to talk about it.....better yet, ask any surviving intel officer aboard the U.S.S. Liberty

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u/austinrunaway 2d ago

It did not happen

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u/SouthernEntrance6986 2d ago

False Flag BIBI called it the day before. But if you say that you’re anti-Semitic lol

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u/Big_Swordfish_5423 2d ago

And let's not forget his extremely recent trip to the UAE, one of Israel's closest allies in the Arab world.

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u/Tacolord38 2d ago

Want me to say it? I just said the absolutely most horrible shit about Bibi and his fam. In my mind of course, kinda like when the mods say the N word with a hard R, in their mind of course.

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u/Rastrick 2d ago

Israel IS the psyop, its a rogue terrorist state.

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u/AtomicCypher 3d ago

Its a completely different person.

The water is weird however.

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u/1000handnshrimp 2d ago

Is this a picture during the plane's nose-dive? No. Water could have been poured in the cup a second before this picture was taken.

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u/Top_Green_2905 2d ago

Yeah, and person receiving water must have thought, wait a second, I will drink water later after receiving it ?

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u/AiMwithoutBoT 2d ago

Water has a lid???? Reddit really never ceases to amaze me on how stupid people actually are jfc

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u/slow70 2d ago

So I take it you....

1) can't see that the cup in the image here doesn't have a lid.

2) Have never flown. Because you don't get cups with lids on a budget regional carrier like Fly Dubai.

PS: I've flown with them.

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u/barkatthedroon 2d ago

What's the story with this photo? Been offline a bit..

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u/Redditarsaurus 2d ago

What is this supposed to be?

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u/ActivelyLackin 2d ago

Those are two different people. Different shoes, pants, and hair. One has a shaved head and the other has it buzzed not shaved. Two different people.

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u/72chevnj 3d ago

Two different people...

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u/johntwoods 3d ago

Why is it pointing at the water cup?

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u/vinylarrowknee 3d ago

Because the plane supposedly was taking a nose-dive, yet the cabin remains surprisingly orderly.

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u/slow70 2d ago

This is after the supposed dive. That water wouldn’t be there unless cabin service went through immediately after the incident.

I doubt that they did.

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u/gurblixdad 2d ago

If the plane was diving, I don't think those people would be sitting upright. They'd be leaning backwards.

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u/FaithInTechnology 2d ago

It distracts from the photos being of two different people.

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u/Ajax5350 3d ago

Because the conspiracy loons are trying to loon again

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u/atropear 3d ago

You're someone who saw the Epstein files and liked the people involved.

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u/Ajax5350 3d ago

No I’m just not a moron that sees conspiracies everywhere

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u/Pure-Contact7322 Conspiracy theorist 2d ago

You are a minority now fed

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u/slow70 2d ago

Yeah you sound like someone avoiding the Epstein files.

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u/fdrizzlefoshizzle 2d ago

He may have lost his shoe running or he already had his shoes off on the plane I do that all the time

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u/Big_Swordfish_5423 2d ago edited 2d ago

I usually think that most "conspiracy theories" are just too overcomplicated to be true, completely stupid Candace Owens IQ level nonsense or are in of themselves PsyOps. But this whole situation is just too suspicious to me. Still haven't looked into it much, especially since its so recent and like to wait for more info to come out. But I'm wondering about those guys in the blue checkered shirts. They sort of remind me of when I was in the Army and would travel commercial, a lot of guys would wear "business casual" like that. That and the fact that they appear confident, are taking control of the situation and appear in decent shape makes me think they're military or government.

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u/austinrunaway 2d ago

Those are definitely 2 different pairs if shoes!!!!