Did The New Surface To Air Missile System At Trump International Just Shoot Down A Private Jet?

James Kaufman, World News Report Today. Did the new surface-to-air missile system at Trump International just shoot down a private jet? Oh, I think it did. Only one day after several different types of air defense systems were deployed at Donald J. Trump International Airport and Mar-a-Lago, a private jet flying just a mile or two from the airport. And had no plans to land. It appears to have been shot out of the sky. The jet was headed to the Bahamas from Austin, Texas for a vacation. But it crashed at a rate of 32,000 feet per second. Less than four miles from Donald J.T. Airport. Now, these decisions are made by satellites and the weapon systems themselves. There's no time for a human to get involved. A Learjet 60N722BD registered to LR60271 LLC based in Wilmington, Delaware, crashed in a residential area of Palm Beach County, Florida on Sunday afternoon while flying from Austin, Texas to the Bahamas. Based on ADS-B data, which you will soon see, it appears that the involved aircraft is N722BD, a Lear 60, and the last data from the aircraft is at an altitude of 8,750 feet. The max vertical speed reached over 32,000 feet per minute. It's incredible. It looks like a rocket. I can't show I'll show you all those videos, but you can use the link in the description to see them. The systems that were installed just yesterday are operated by satellites far above, as I will show y'all. They constantly monitor the skies surrounding Mar-a-Lago and DJT International Airport, control the air defense systems, and yes, AI is heavily involved in the package. The systems operate without humans signing off on the weapons firing, as there's not time to do so for the real threat. This does not look good at all, as you will see. Let's hear the audio, and we'll take a look at a couple things that will basically prove my point. Can you imagine the impact at 32,000 feet per minute makes it look like a missile hitting the ground? And I won't be able to show you all that on YouTube. But, again, the link to two videos showing the crash will be in the description. Let's continue. 722BD, we're descending 8,000, mayday mayday, we're descending 10,000 feet per minute. November 722BD, roger. Declared emergency, 722BD, we are in an over-speed condition. 722BD, roger, altitude, your discretion, let me know what you need. We're going to crash into the ground, 722BD. 722BD, I'm here with you, talk to me. We are descending 22,000 feet, and we are banking 60 degrees. I believe you by name. There is nothing you can do when you're descending 20,000 feet per minute which speeds up to 32,000 feet per minute when it hits the ground. You're seeing a still picture right before it strikes. No one on the ground was injured but everyone aboard that jet is, well, gone. Let's take a look at some more information. Terrible situation here. I don't want to show the crash or Show the pilot's reaction before the impact. At 32,000 feet per minute, again, it looks like a missile, as you will see if you use the link. This is a picture of some of the anti-aircraft missile systems put at DJT International Airport just yesterday. Yesterday. Now you can actually see the airport on this here. Here's the PBI airport and this is where the impact occurs and it goes straight down here and you can see it's straight down unfortunately folks. Unbelievable right by the airport. I don't know why it was flying so close to that airport. If it wasn't going to land it was headed to the Bahamas and should have been nowhere near it. And of course, West Palm. It's right here, baby. That's where Mar-a-Lago is and Trump International Golf Course is with more anti-aircraft missiles. Look where the airport is. It actually impacted less than four miles away from the airport. It went straight down, and here you can see a pictorial put together by FlightRadar24 directly over the airport and then straight down from 45,000 feet. Unbelievable. A brand new Learjet 60. This gives you a great idea of how the system works here. The satellites overhead monitor circled areas and then they send a signal to the intercepts here and here that shoot the, well, the threat out of the sky as you can see here. So everything's controlled by the satellites that speak directly to The anti-aircraft missiles, and there were three different kinds deployed to both Mar-a-Lago and to Donald J. Trump International Airport, and, well, it looks like they messed up on their very first day. Based on my research, this was probably what's called a Stinger missile. They have, again, three different kinds that were deployed to Mar-a-Lago and the International Airport here. And they were positioned, a lot of them were positioned on the south side of the airport, right, where this jet decided to fly over. I didn't think that you would fly that close to an airport if you had no plans to land and were headed to the Bahamas. But I'm not going to start second-guessing anything at this point. The description, so y'all can see the actual thing going to the ground, it's the fastest missile-looking thing I've ever seen. This is the saddest story I've ever heard. 24 hours later, you know exactly what happened. Now, remember, the stinger systems are controlled strictly by satellite and AI, and you can see that the airport is located right here. Right before, it just fell out of the sky straight down nose first. Nothing that you guys will believe until you see it. Huge impact crater. No one on the ground was injured. Nine souls on board. And I'm not sure if that's including the pilot or not. No one could have survived this. God bless you guys. Can y'all even imagine? You thought you were going to the Bahamas, and you ended up in this situation. It's a sad story. I want y'all to definitely hit the link. And there's two different angles of the jet actually crashing. One's much better than the other. God bless you guys. This is what happened. I wonder if anyone else will catch on or just me as usual. Please give us a thumbs up and share and we'll see you soon.