The Investigation Into The FlyDubai Terror Incident
7 hours ago
Lieutenant Colonel Tony Shaffer joins us to discuss the terrifying incident aboard FlyDubai flight 1073, where the copilot attempted to crash the plane. Shaffer examines how the copilot, who had been previously banned from flying, managed to get back into a cockpit, raising serious security questions. They delve into potential state sponsorship and whether this could have been a terrorist attack. Shaffer also addresses the broader implications for airline security and the ongoing threats facing international flights.
Later, Shaffer talks about the growing pressure on Iran's oil exports and the potential economic collapse of the Iranian regime. With significant military and economic pressure being applied, Shaffer explains what signs might indicate the beginning of the end for the Iranian government.
Additionally, Shaffer discusses the Pentagon's intensified fight against drug trafficking in Central and South America, including the targeting of drug smuggling vessels in international waters. He clarifies the legal basis for these operations and emphasizes the importance of defunding criminal organizations that undermine rule of law.
Later, Shaffer talks about the growing pressure on Iran's oil exports and the potential economic collapse of the Iranian regime. With significant military and economic pressure being applied, Shaffer explains what signs might indicate the beginning of the end for the Iranian government.
Additionally, Shaffer discusses the Pentagon's intensified fight against drug trafficking in Central and South America, including the targeting of drug smuggling vessels in international waters. He clarifies the legal basis for these operations and emphasizes the importance of defunding criminal organizations that undermine rule of law.
