Leo

@lwo.bsky.social

he/him Currently existing in an aimlessly manner, though with an aviation spin Unmade Colonel

3,000+ likes on this article that is now pushed by yahoo and still, it changes nothing. There was a NOTAM on the GPS. Pilots are trained to fly & land without GPS. The crew failed to hold its assigned altitude which has nothing to do with GPS. If you can't fly without GPS, do not fly. Ever.

Hoodlum 🇺🇸@nothoodlum.bsky.social · yesterday

A civilian medical plane went down after an experimental US military GPS jamming test reportedly disrupted its radar. Every person aboard lost their life. www.yahoo.com/news/us/arti...

Good-faith concern on this issue would be going, "hmm, professional sports leagues should probably have some standards in place to ensure trans competitors aren't getting an unfair advantage," googling for 5 minutes, realizing every sports league already has those standards and dropping it.

Rodger Sherman@rodger.bsky.social · 7d ago

i don't believe anyone has "good-faith" concerns about trans women in sports in 2026. there's been too much time to hear the actual evidence, the actual people affected, and the role the debate plays in attempts to purge trans people from American life. anybody picking that side has made a choice

Just had meeting with kiddo's school. She has been fully supported, treated with full equality & dignity for years. All of that changes from September. Full segregation & humiliation across the board. The school staff cried in the meeting. This will absolutely lead to children's deaths 1/2

GDQ partnering with a game company owned by Saudi Arabia less than 24 hours after the end of SGDQ 2026, which yells out trans rights, and raises money for Doctors Without Borders (which does work in war-torn Yemen, a lot of the destruction done by Saudi air strikes), is certainly a choice.

Someone from China FOIA requested the NTSB for any documents related to their participation in the investigation into the 2022 crash of China Eastern Airlines flight 5735, widely speculated to be a case of pilot suicide. The documents are mostly boilerplate but we did get an FDR data plot:

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This newsletter is almost entirely drawn from the published lawsuits. It's a newsletter to tell you what has happened, timeline-wise, and, hopefully, make some folks realize how bizarre it is to have 2 NTSB board members fired. It is, for me, a start. /1 colleenmondor.substack.com/p/46-the-nts...

#46: The NTSB Has a Lawsuit Problem

You all remember that NTSB Board Member Alvin Brown was fired for no reason last year, right?

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Reflecting on Artemis II, I looked up Apollo 17. What I didn't realize is that people were on the moon from December 11 to 14, 1972. My mom was born the next day. She's in the rare group of people that have waited the maximum amount of days for humans to land on the moon again.