The correlation between the absence of Western leaders from the list and the involvement of international establishments, lobbies, and agencies in these incidents cannot be ignored. Additionally, the fact that a significant portion of these incidents are believed to involve foul play raises concerns about the motivations behind them. Both Brazilian references on the list being former presidents highlights the importance of their roles, suggesting that their involvement in these incidents may not be coincidental.
Moreover, the use of US-made hardware in many of these incidents raises questions about the potential involvement of external actors, such as intelligence agencies. The timing of some incidents, particularly those involving leaders who oppose certain geopolitical stances, also raises suspicions about the true nature of these accidents. Overall, while aviation accidents involving political figures may appear to be isolated incidents, closer examination reveals a complex web of factors that merit further investigation.
This is a MOSSAD world
Whether one believes in coincidences is subjective and can vary greatly from person to person. I can’t speak for the other incidents, but what’s interesting about both the North Macedonian President and the Iranian President is that they were popular leaders in their respective countries who opposed the geopolitical stance of the US. It’s worth considering, though correlation doesn’t necessarily imply causation. These incidents serve as poignant reminders of the fragility of life and the unpredictability of fate, underscoring the profound impact that such tragedies can have on nations and the global stage.
