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On 01 Sep 2023, Nico Bloc <nowomr@protonmail.com> posted some news:ucucjc$9vco$2@dont-email.me:

This is what happens when mnufacturing leadership is more focused on
sucking the homosexual forced acceptance agenda anus of a rogue DEI progressive government instead of building safe reliable aircraft.

The State Department says the Air Force is sending a replacement plane
to Switzerland to bring Secretary of State Antony Blinken home Wednesday
after the aircraft he was traveling in was unable to take off due to a "mechanical issue."

State Department spokesman Matthew Miller said the incident happened
after Blinken left Davos, where he was attending the World Economic
Forum’s annual meeting.

"There's a mechanical issue. I don't know the nature of the mechanical
issue, but he is in Zurich. He was scheduled to fly back from Zurich,"
Miller said. "The Air Force has a replacement plane inbound. We expect
him to be back still tonight. But several hours later than originally
planned."

According to Bloomberg, the aircraft, a modified Boeing 737, suffered a critical error after an oxygen leak was detected and it was not
immediately fixable. The aircraft was subsequently deemed unsafe to fly.

ELITES IN DAVOS STRATEGIZE ON HOW TO FIGHT ‘RIGHT-WING' GROUPS: ‘HIT
BACK’

The update came hours after Blinken spoke during a Davos panel, where he
called for stability in the Middle East and said the region was at "an inflection point" that requires hard decisions. He also projected
confidence that a resolution could be made to end the Israel-Hamas war.

"We’re in the midst of what is human tragedy in so many ways in the
Middle East right now — for the Israelis and Palestinians alike,"
Blinken said.

During his remarks, he reiterated the need for a "pathway to a
Palestinian state" and said Israel would not "get genuine security
absent that."

ECO GROUP SLAMS DAVOS SUMMIT AS GLOBAL ELITES ARRIVE IN PRIVATE JETS TO
TALK CLIMATE POLICY

"The problem is getting from here to there, and of course, it requires
very difficult, challenging decisions. It requires a mindset that is
open to that perspective," Blinken said.

Blinken said Israelis would need to decide on their leadership and
direction, saying it's up to them whether the country can "seize the opportunity that we believe is there."

Prior to the Davos trip, Blinken spent a weeklong trip to the Middle
East aimed at calming tensions across the region.

https://www.foxnews.com/world/blinken-delayed-switzerland-after-boeing-je t-suffers-mechanical-issue-new-plane-coming

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