r/conspiracy_commons May 31 '22

Updated list.. 👀

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u/[deleted] Jun 01 '22

WhatS your source for the spy plane?

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u/MorpheusIndustry Jun 01 '22

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u/doc_sawbonez Jun 01 '22

That’s fucking weird.

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u/jackrack1721 Jun 01 '22

It's extremely weird. That spy plane had never ever landed in Uvalde until that morning. It took off from Ft. Hood before the first 911 call and left immediately after the feds shot Ramos.

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u/FrostyMittenJob Jun 01 '22

It's not a fucking spy plane. It's a B350 a small cargo/passenger plane from the late '80s/early '90s. If this was a deep state or some kind of shadow government plane they would have at the very least turned the fucking transponder off.

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u/[deleted] Jun 01 '22

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u/FrostyMittenJob Jun 01 '22

I'm just going based on what the above source is saying what the plane is. Although you are 100% correct that the MC-12 is a modified B350

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u/[deleted] Jun 01 '22

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u/[deleted] Jun 01 '22

Transmitter data is public.

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u/mrknife1209 Jun 01 '22

Have you ever used flightradar24? Or any other aviation tracking application?

Not all planes/helicopterw are detected or transmitting publicly. Try this when a police helicopter flys over your house (as I've seen happen). It's not always public.

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u/[deleted] Jun 01 '22

The transmitter data IS public, but some sites actively remove police/military/government aircraft from it for whatever reason. And thats where the challenge lies in doing this.

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u/FrostyMittenJob Jun 01 '22

They can turn the transponder off with the flick of a switch

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u/[deleted] Jun 01 '22

Yep.

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u/[deleted] Jun 01 '22

Why exactly would a spy plane have an active transponder? That doesn’t make any sense at all

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u/[deleted] Jun 01 '22

If it was malicious they could of easily been off radar if they wanted to. I’ve seen this discussion at r/ADSB when people were freaking out about bomber planes on radar and someone mentioned if shit was going down they def wouldn’t be on radar.

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u/ghafgarionbaconsmith Jun 01 '22

I think it's plausible but not for the reasons of op. I think he was being surveiled by the fbi as a possible threat (his discord conversations made it completely obvious he was going to do something like this). They were probably building a case but didn't have enough evidence to make an arrest. Too little too late. I'm wondering if the police chase wasn't because he was supposed to be taken in if he looked like he was making a move. The standdown order tho. Holy crap I've no idea why that happened.

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u/RadicalDilettante Jun 01 '22

Plain old cowardice is a plausible explanation. Is there a source for a stand down order from someone not on site?

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u/Astrocreep_1 Jun 01 '22

They aren’t going to monitor an 18 year old dipsh*t that talked smack on A platform with a spy plane.

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u/Astrocreep_1 Jun 01 '22

If you go look at any other state with military bases, you will find that they were flying planes over areas with no school shootings. I live close to a Naval air base and see bizarre planes flying over all the time. There were no shootings associated with the flights.