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Red Mountain

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8. There were a bunch of destroyed aircraft

Reply to gab13by13 (Original post)

Wed Apr 15, 2026, 08:58 AM

Apr 15

Were they near enough a known storage site to serve as a base of operations?

Or were they a diversion?

Double super secret storage site, perhaps?

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The Downed Pilot Was A Cover Story To Extract Uranium [View all] gab13by13 Apr 15 OP

Was there really a downed second pilot? FarPoint Apr 15 #1

Anyone miss Barbara Starr yet? gab13by13 Apr 15 #2

The entire second pilot narrative was weird Buckeyeblue Apr 15 #3

Since the F-15 shot down has two crew members I'm going to say yes EX500rider Apr 15 #32

A pilot that was a colonel Renew Deal Apr 15 #34

He wasn't the pilot he was the back seat radar weapons operator EX500rider Apr 15 #35

I think so ...... H2O Man Apr 15 #36

Damn right Whip-poor-will Apr 15 #4

I, and some folks whose opinions I trust, displacedvermoter Apr 15 #5

India Today - Bias and Credibility littlemissmartypants Apr 15 #6

Thank you for posting this, gab13by13 Apr 15 #9

My pleasure, gab13by13. ❤️ littlemissmartypants Apr 15 #33

The article characterizes this as the latest unconfirmed online conspiracy theory. sl8 Apr 15 #7

There are photos of the destroyed aircraft gab13by13 Apr 15 #10

Two C-130s and two Black Hawks were "lost" Kid Berwyn Apr 15 #11

And one of the article's anonymous sources on Twitter also claims Oct 7 was a false flag attack by Israel muriel_volestrangler Apr 15 #15

There were a bunch of destroyed aircraft Red Mountain Apr 15 #8

"The first casualty in any war is the truth." JohnnyRingo Apr 15 #12

Very interesting article, compelling arguments, a few more investigative reporters need to look into this further. sop Apr 15 #13

"India Today" is your source? Fiendish Thingy Apr 15 #14

You mean corporate media? BannonsLiver Apr 15 #23

But they were negotiating to hand it over until Trump cancelled negotiations and started bombing with Israel. ChicagoTeamster Apr 15 #16

LOL Greg_In_SF Apr 15 #17

How many soldiers died in this failed mission? They haven't told us the whole story yet... liberalla Apr 15 #18

I've been suspicious of the story, like many. hamsterjill Apr 15 #19

Hitler had a great way of getting consensus among his Generals FakeNoose Apr 15 #20

I agree and what happened to the pilot? the_liberal_grandpa Apr 15 #21

I don't know what to believe BannonsLiver Apr 15 #22

Well, you can read the article which says "no credible evidence has yet emerged to substantiate these allegations" muriel_volestrangler Apr 15 #24

That's fine, but it's not just about one story. BannonsLiver Apr 15 #28

No, it is just about one story. The story this thread is about. muriel_volestrangler Apr 15 #30

Orwell wept. "No evidence" is overwhelming evidence sarisataka Apr 15 #25

This is just too despicable. Baitball Blogger Apr 15 #26

They is plenty of odditys to support the theory. yourout Apr 15 #27

Seems there are some questions in need of answering. yellow dahlia Apr 15 #29

The amount of planes- "150" is not really a red flag to me EX500rider Apr 15 #31

The article ForgedCrank Apr 15 #37

Another source canetoad Apr 16 #38

from your link... WarGamer Apr 16 #39

Like asserting the Kurdish army will lead a charge into Iran Torchlight Apr 16 #40

At the time it was a popularly held opinion... WarGamer Apr 17 #41