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Sep 30, 2026

路德HOST
77:18
对,七三七,因为中共的九幺九对标就是七三七啊,啊,大,这里面经济型的这种 [笑]客机啊,短程的,是吧?对标就这个。你看,所以,所以我跟你说啊,就是,就这个事情,就首先第一,就是很多人说,就,我就把这一点给它放,放,放出来。第一,俯冲,俯冲没这么简单,明白不?不是随便一个阿猫阿狗都可以做得了俯冲的,这是第一。啊,第二,你刚才说对,对七三七要很了解,它就不针对空客,针对七三七。第三,是吧?啊,这里面三十九秒,你根本来不及,啊,不管是谁,神仙都来不及,啊。如果不是机器,飞机自动如果调整的话,它肯定就坠毁了。第四,告诉你,如果后来没有成功,啊,给它制止住,这个飞机,可能新闻就是就跟那个昆明的飞机啊,就掉下来了,是吧?啊,七三七,又一架七三七掉下来了,是不是?顺带,啊,恐怖分子,是不是?然后把以色列给,啊,说白了你的安全漏洞,是吧?我控制住了。明白这逻辑不?就所有的逻辑串在一起,啊,大家还得不出一个结论吗?是吧?这是有针对的,利用,啊,七三七的这种状况,有针对的,是一次袭击,同时再加上,啊,说白了就是一系列的洗脑,说白了中共的认知战的洗脑,明白吧?这个洗脑,啊,就是因为它是一个驾驶员,我刚才说了,这种驾驶员,飞行,飞行员,啊,从他接触飞机,从学飞机第一天开始,去应聘,啊,飞行这么多年都是要一系列安全检查,安全检查。 但思想上一般西方不做这思想检查,不会思-- 做思想控制。唯一的能让他如此极端的,就是啊,就是那个,那个Foda那个片子里头,是不是?那个法国,啊,极左的女的样,是吧,是不是?他一定是,啊,认知战,影-影响,啊,的结果,他觉得他做的是正义,是吧。巴勒斯坦独立建国,他觉得什么,这是正义,就中共的这套洗脑绝对起到作用。我想说的这逻辑,是吧。看见了,最后分享一下啊。
KenGUEST
79:58
对,我们,我们回忆一下啊,就是以前啊,这个自杀炸弹的恐怖攻击啊,在一个人身上绑-绑满了炸药啊,冲到人群里面去爆炸,爆炸完了之后呢,大概伤-伤多少人?大概五十个、一百个嘛,对不对?哦,差不多啦吼,因为那个你说自杀炸弹,你要能够背在身上的炸药能有多少啊,大概就是这样。而且五十个到一百个这个伤亡,呃,有伤有亡,代表还有人活着,对不对?可是飞机掉下来可是会全死哦。这个MAX八吼,MAX八这个要看它是怎么样的装置哦,大概可以装个大概一百七十个到两百个左右,两百个人哦,多一点的话可以到大概两百一十个人左右,对不对?你说你这个这样子的这种所谓的恐怖攻击的效率高不高?很高啊,对不对?哦,但是成本呢,成本也比较高啦,因为他,他必须要找到飞行员愿意干这种事。因为一般来说啊,你如果说已经拿到这个飞机机-机师的证照,然后呢你也在这种比较,你看这个是,呃,杜拜的航空嘛,对,阿联酋的航空哦。所以啊你看他这种,他这种在这种地方工作,基本上呢薪水不低,吼,对不对?然后呢,这个,这个生活品质应该也不错,对不对?好,所以,呃,你说要找这些人来啊,你要能够找到适当的人,肯干这种事情的人,呃,应该是会比较少,对不对?但是呢效果呢,效果远远比这种自杀炸弹来得高很多。尤其是你看啊,这个中共国现在基本上到处在这些渗透,你看包括什么,也-也美-- 包括美国它也渗透啊,渗透什么?渗透一些军人啊,各位官员啊,吼,是不是,这些都有啊,对不对?各个国家都有。那对于这个,一过去可能因为那个什么恐怖,恐怖主义的国家啊,因为没那么多钱,好,对不对?然后呢书也没念那么多,所以你只能够找那种,用那种什么神权啊、神棍啊,这种政权来洗脑,洗脑这些,这些老百姓啊。可是呢,你要想啊,这个恐怖主义到现在为止基本上也升级了,对不对?尤其像中共国这种恐怖主义,它可是穿着西装跟你搞恐怖主义的这种,对不对?它这拿定了这个世界上面有很多比方说忧郁症啊,吼,或者是说家庭因素啊这些问题啊,对不对?然后可能呢,跟你许一个更大的未来啊,对不对?你即使如果干个十年呢,对不对?拿个给你一,给你个五百万美金哦,让你好好地退休哦,在-- 到,到什么岛上面享乐,对不对?很多人喜欢嘛,对不对?那可以啊,没有错啊。或者是说,或者是说呢,哎,你这个心情不好,那我就每天给你招来,说,哎呀,跟你谈谈心啊什么的,或者是说你真的想要干一件大事,对不对?好像,像比方说像台湾最有名的就是那种郑捷的这种事情嘛,没有为什么,他只是想要出人头地。哎,就有这种怪人,对不对?他只要找到这种,各行各业的人,基本上都有类似这种比较极端的人,他只要找得到,哦,他-- 我讲的重点是他只要找得到。而过去中共没有这个能力,对不对?伊-伊朗更没有啦,对不对?呃,但是呢,中共现在有这种能力啊,对不对?有钱啊,到处去认识人,穿着西装到处去找,看看有没有人愿意,呃,以前那个伊-- 那种,那种什么那个巴勒,巴勒斯坦那些恐怖主义的这些家伙,对不对?出去,对不对?这绝对不会是穿西装打领带,在那边背着炸药嘛,对不对?不是啊,就[笑],就电影,电影演的也不是那个样子啊,吼,因为没钱嘛,对不对?那但是现在不一样啊,你说这种中共国这种吸收这种比较这种高知识水准的或是技术人员啊,好像比方说机师这一种,要来搞恐怖主义的,那也-也-也不是不可能嘛,对不对?让你爽完了觉得反正我的生命就这样子了,过去老婆也跑了,小孩也怎么了,对不对?好,给你制造一个,一个什么样的社-社会背景因素,然后呢就把你招募进来了,对不对?好,然后呢,呃,再加上他自己本身可能有一些这个,呃,过去的一些心理创伤啊什么,那就一-一拍成,也-- 这个一拍即合吧。他只要-- 因为对于这些恐怖主义国家来说啊,我讲的是中共这种国家,他只要事件,这个事件只要有了,好,他后面就可以继续去干他这-这些地缘政治,或是在外交上面可以去,啊,比方说啊你们737就很烂啊,波音就是一个很烂的,要不要买我919,是不是?也-也许也-也可以这样子去思考啊,是不是?所以,所以说你现在这种,呃,整个,整个恐-恐攻的这种模式啊,吼,这个虽然呢你整个航空业啊已经搞得相对安全了,那我就找了一个你最难防的,对不对?我直接机师就是恐怖主义,对不对?搞不好,搞不好下一次那开船去撞也有可能嘛,这个船长也是嘛,在船上就船长最大嘛,是不是?之前呢,这个什么,这个,这个,这些恐怖主义国家只能跟我开车,对不对?我自己开着车子,上面装满了炸弹哦,叫做什么?Car bomb,汽车炸药,对不对?拿去撞-- 拿-拿-拿去炸,对不对?这个汽车这个成本低嘛,对不对?这个,这个人也好找,任何随便一个人都会开车,对不对?再后来就开船了嘛,对不对?现在更升级了,开飞机了,是不是?所以啊,这个你们要面对中共国这一种模式吼,就是找这种所谓的,呃,应该不太可能会把自己啊,这个多年来、十几二十年来,这个拼命达到的这种所谓的事业上面的成果呢一夕之间毁于一旦,顺便把自己生命给毁了。这种人啊,这种,这种人毕竟是什么?少之又少。但是呢,以现在位-- 现在这种恐-恐怖攻击的这种模式来说,他们就是可以找得到。所以呢,这也是为什么就是这个我觉得未来的这个可能包括这个航空业在这个事件之后呢,一定会有很大的这个,呃,在安全上面的一些不一样的想法。而如果这个模式是应用在各行各业之上的话,如果中共国真的这样继续干下去的话,那我觉得就真的是,这个,真的是啊,这个什么,搞不,搞不好你隔壁的人,吼,这-这-- 我觉得会引起这个社会的恐慌啊。所以你必须要把这个根源先拿掉吼,这比什么都还要重要,要不然的话,以这种模式下去的话,搞不好,呃,就好像我们常讲的,对不对?这个台湾也是,这个,这个,这个投了一个共谍当总统嘛,[笑] 马英九嘛,是不是?好,这个各个国家未来以后如果常常这样子的话,那基本上自由主义呢就会越来越消退啊,鲁德。
路德HOST
85:40
。它这个事件啊,绝对的未来啊,它会有一系列的啊,这个连锁反应,就是加强这个安全啊。当然飞机肯定要提升,就是俯冲轰炸啊,俯冲恐怖袭击,现在成为唯一的啊,现在他们进化的一条,一条。所以飞机肯定会进行优化啊,这是第一,是吧?啊,说白了其实就是飞机能够被控,就是很多人说为啥波音飞机啊,是讲究人控制,而不是这个波音公司,就是机器。法国空客为什么?这法律,这是后面一套法律逻辑,是吧?波音公司说白了就是如果出了事,跟我飞机没关,我跟我航空公司没关,啊,在避免啊飞机被黑客攻击啊等等。但空客它就另外一种模型啊,是吧?万一程序里面植入代码怎么办?所以这里头任何,啊,它都是,说白了都是有利有弊,是吧?所以核心是啊,就是法律上能不能,啊,在这种极端状况下,就波音,啊,公司的这相应的法律,啊,可以允许直接接管,啊,避免这个。这个东西可能会未来让波音公司啊,这个说白了,就是这个飞机的这个控制,啊,这个法律上可能会有点转变。第二就是驾驶员,现在你知道啊,不仅仅是乘客劫机了,是驾驶员都可以做恐怖分子,就飞行员都可以做恐怖分子,是吧?这当然这个模型是不是?啊,说白了就是如何,啊,对飞行员进行接下来的一系列的监管,可能要纳入一个新的国家安全的一系列的啊,立法程序,可能就,就会更加严格了,是吧?明白这个逻辑不?所以这绝对会新的一个,啊,新的一,一系列的航,这个民航规则,安全规则进一步的提升。咱们今天节目就到此结束,别让简单分享,谢谢 Kevin 今天分享,谢谢诸位观众观看。别让天下路在社会远。
speaker_17SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
59:01
Other claims are being made suggesting that this incident is not terrorism, but rather a group of thieves who were trying to steal diesel from the farm that they were discovered at.
speaker_17SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
59:09
Examining the most deadly theory first, if it was a VBIED attack, it would be one of the most unorthodox VBIED attacks in history for many different reasons.
speaker_17SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
59:18
First of all, multiple people being located in each vehicle is odd.
speaker_17SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
59:21
These types of attacks almost never result in multiple attackers being located in the same vehicle.
speaker_17SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
59:26
It's almost always just one person inside the VBIED.
speaker_17SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
59:29
If multiple people are to take part in an attack, it would have made more sense for the additional personnel to travel to the site in separate vehicles to conduct a more complex attack, such as the infamous Bataclan attack back in 2015.
speaker_17SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
59:40
In this case, however, local authorities have not stated whether or not any small arms were found inside the vehicles, and no ideological material such as flags, banners, or other paraphernalia was found either.
speaker_17SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
59:52
the original source for visually observing these individuals, stated that she initially became suspicious after these men were seen wearing hoods and masks.
ChuckAUDIENCE
16:31
Yeah, I don't think it's gonna be another 9/11 job.
ChuckAUDIENCE
16:34
It's probably gonna be like 10 or 20 of these little, uh, VBIEDs or drones or something coming out that we haven't even...
ChuckAUDIENCE
16:42
We've only seen it on YouTube and TV.
Lars LarsonHOST
16:44
[laughs] You may be right about that, Chuck.
Owen Bennett JonesHOST
8:23
And I suppose it's worth making the point that from the Iranian point of view, they just wouldn't, uh, accept that any such distinction is, is real.
Shashank JoshiGUEST
8:30
Well, I think it's really interesting the language we use to talk about this because we're talking about counterterror police, this being a terrorist attack, and of course, the method of using, you know, potentially vehicle-borne improvised explosive devices, VBIEDs, as they w- they w- were called by insiders.
Shashank JoshiGUEST
8:45
That is a, kind of a classic terrorist tactic familiar to people from insurgents in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Shashank JoshiGUEST
8:50
But of course, from the Iranian point of view, if this was an Iranian operation, they would potentially make the case that this is really fundamentally no different to the Ukrainian operation Spider's Web, which is getting vehicles with, with drones close to Russian air bases attacking Russian bombers that are attacking Ukraine.
BrewHOST
10:43
Some of the calls were the seller of the Nissan Pathfinder, another was with a firecracker store in Pennsylvania known for selling commercial-grade M88s like the ones found in the Pathfinder, and four calls were with a number in Pakistan that was associated with a man named Faisal Shahzad who just so happened to fit the description given by the woman who sold the car.
BrewHOST
11:06
So, by Sunday night, 24 hours after the attempt, Faisal Shahzad was identified as the car bomber.
BrewHOST
11:12
they had to assume that Shahzad had already begun the next stage of his plan.
BrewHOST
11:17
Overnight, Faisal Shahzad emerged as a top priority for all branches of law enforcement, considered among the most dangerous people in the nation.
Michael AllisonGUEST
11:33
We give them their supplies, and as soon as we pull off, five seconds later, boom.
Michael AllisonGUEST
11:41
500 pound VBIED car bomb.
Michael AllisonGUEST
11:43
The car bomb, the guy drives up right into the Humvee.
Michael AllisonGUEST
11:48
And as soon as he drives into them, the blast picks up my vehicle and slams it back down.
Ed MalinowskiGUEST
36:49
You know, and it was one of those things, too, where next thing you know, hey, now not only do you have... you know, kind of the vehicular traffic is getting blocked, but also pedestrian traffic, right? From what I can remember, I don't think you could walk on there for a few days, you know, and then here come the serpentine barriers as well, right? I mean, because nobody knew what to expect at that point.
Ed MalinowskiGUEST
37:11
I mean, the worst possible thing that could probably happen there was, you know, the chance of a vehicle-borne, you know, suicide bomber, VBIED, right? And so they had that, those serpentines were were in place and you know everything there was this heightened sense of awareness you know around really day-to-day things right that we never really that we essentially took for granted um and even to the point where if we go to play Boston College and I can remember there being you know essentially Marines posted on the concession stand in the in the end zone right um and then up on top of the press box as well.
Ed MalinowskiGUEST
37:46
Right.
Ed MalinowskiGUEST
37:46
And, and Hey, they're carrying M 16s.
Matthew RossGUEST
14:55
And so we focused in western Iraq where foreign fighters were coming into the country.
Matthew RossGUEST
15:01
We focused in Mosul where there was financing hubs, and they were putting resources into building VBIEDs.
Matthew RossGUEST
15:09
We focused just west of Baghdad where they were building homemade explosives for these large vehicle-borne bombs.
Matthew RossGUEST
15:14
We focused on the leaders, high-valued individuals who were directing these attacks.
Chris PlanteHOST
27:13
Am I right, Michael? The car bomb.
Chris PlanteHOST
27:16
The car bomb.
Chris PlanteHOST
27:16
It's the, um, you know, that's like, uh, Mohammed al-Car Bomb.
Chris PlanteHOST
27:19
"Hey, uh, over here, Mr.
Chris PlanteHOST
27:20
Car Bomb." Uh, isn't that great? So the magistrate judge ordered Kramer detained at his initial appearance on Monday in connection with the new case, according to, uh, public docket.
Chris RobinsonGUEST
61:13
They're more hostile towards us now.
Chris RobinsonGUEST
61:15
And the int- s- some of the guys talked about this, not a lot of them, but some intelligence had gotten to them that the Taliban had 10,000 fighters out in the city, uh, that were part of suicide squads with, uh, SVEST, VBIEDs, the whole, whole shebang, and that if the Taliban ever gave the word, they would assault the airfield.
Chris RobinsonGUEST
61:37
And with the amount of guys that were there, which there was about 6,000 or so US troops, uh, a few thousand more, uh-
Brent TuckerHOST
61:46
Mm-hmm

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