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Two American Women Kicked Off Flight from London After Fist Fight Over MAGA Hat
October 30, 2024
Two American women were kicked off a British Airways flight from London to Austin, Texas, after a brawl broke out over a “Make America Great Again” hat.
Passengers were delayed for two hours after one of the women demanded that the other woman remove her MAGA hat — which she refused to do.
The Sun reports that the argument quickly devolved into a physical fight.
“The row continued on board the plane bound for Austin, Texas, with the pair, both in premium economy squaring up in the cabin,” the report explains. “The captain called for assistance and cops escorted them both off the aircraft — while they continued to exchange obscenities.”
Neither woman was arrested, but the Met Police are still investigating the incident.
The police department said in a statement:
“Shortly after 12.45pm on Monday, 28 October, police at Heathrow were made aware of an incident involving two women waiting to board a plane in Terminal 5,” the statement began. “A woman in her 40s and a woman in her 60s made counter allegations of affray.”
The Met’s statement concluded, “Enquiries are ongoing.”
A source from Heathrow told the paper, “With the US Presidential election so close, tensions are sky high.”
“Airline crew could not run the risk of a full scale punch-up at 30,000ft,” the source continued.“BA officials cannot recall a flight being delayed before due to a passenger’s baseball cap. It was extraordinary.”
BIG! Israel Announces: We Will Eliminate Hezbollah’s New Leader – HIS TIME IN POWER WILL BE SHORT-LIVED!
October 30, 2024
Israel’s Defense Minister Yoav Gallant has declared that Hezbollah’s newly appointed leader won’t remain in charge “for very long.”
On Tuesday, October 29, Naim Qassem was named as the successor to Hassan Nasrallah.
The Gateway Pundit reported that in September, the Israel Defense Forces announced Nasrallah had been killed in an Israeli airstrike on Hezbollah’s central command bunker headquarters in Beirut, Lebanon.
In an official statement, Hezbollah revealed that its Shura Council elected Qassem following the protocol for choosing a new Secretary-General.
Naim Qassem has served as Hezbollah’s second-in-command under Nasrallah for decades, Fox News explains. This year, he has also taken on a prominent role as the group’s spokesperson, coinciding with escalating tensions between Hezbollah and Israel.
Under Nasrallah’s leadership, Qassem rose in prominence within the terror organization, becoming a key spokesperson for Hezbollah, even giving interviews with foreign media during last year’s hostilities at Israel’s northern border.
In a post on the social media platform X, Israel’s Defense Minister emphasized that Naim Qassem’s appointment will be “temporary.”
In a separate message posted on Wednesday, 30, Israel’s Foreign Minister Israel Katz echoed Gallant’s stance, reiterating that Hezbollah’s new terror chief will be eliminated.
Mr. Katz stated:
“Naim Kassem, Hezbollah’s Secretary-General, the successor of the successor, pledges to follow Nasrallah’s path. We will ensure that this happens soon.”
נעים קאסם, מזכ”ל החיזבאללה, הממשיך של הממשיך, מבטיח ללכת בדרכו של נסראללה. נוודא שזה יקרה בקרוב. pic.twitter.com/aVU81UnKJY
The Aging International Space Station May Have To Be Evacuated Because of Dangerous Cracks and Leaks
October 30, 2024
The space exploration is as dangerous as any other human activity can get, and with the accumulating security issues of the aging International Space Station (ISS), the risks of a disaster are getting bigger by the day.
Some space experts go as far as warning that NASA’s astronauts should evacuate the ISS immediately.
For British expert Nick Pope, NASA’s ‘wait-and-see’ attitude may result in ‘devastating consequences’.
“’Leaving it too late could lead to a disaster that would kill not only the astronauts, but also NASA’s reputation,’ he said.”
This comes as NASA is tracking 50 ‘areas of concern’ related to a worsening leak on the Russian module of the ISS.
“NASA has warned its astronauts to be ready for an emergency evacuation as concerns rise over a crack in the Russian section of the station. All seven astronauts are staying on the US side whenever the hatch to the leaky section is open”
Detected in 2019, the leak is located in the Russian Zvezda Service Module Transfer Tunnel which ‘provides station living quarters, life support systems, electrical power distribution and data processing, flight control and propulsion systems’.
Believe it or not, the leak was covered with ‘a combination of sealant and patches’ but has grown faster lately.
“[Pope] says: ‘Evacuating the ISS too soon will increase the gap between NASA and Elon Musk and make NASA look like a declining force, but leaving it too late could lead to a disaster’.”
In the case of an emergency, astronauts will rush aboard their capsules docked with the station.
“NASA admits that it does not have a contingency plan for its ‘lifeboats’ being damaged by the micrometeorites which frequently strike the station. In 2021, the Canadarm2 robot arm was struck by space debris which created a hole in the metal
Mr. Pope adds: ‘Space is inherently dangerous and the space program carries with it a degree of risk. But with lives at stake, a wait-and-see option has higher consequences’.”
The ISS is in orbit for 10 years longer than it was projected to remain active, and its ageing systems are showing serious signs of wear.
Gunmen apparently working for a drug cartel killed an American in Mexico, and one of the alleged killers was a deserter from Honduras’ presidential guard unit, authorities in northern Mexico said.
Arizona resident Nicholas Quets was shot to death on Oct. 18 near a gas station between the towns of Altar and Caborca, in the border state of Sonora. Local media reported that Quets was traveling to the beach resort of Puerto Peñasco, also known as Rocky Point, at the time of the attack. His vehicle may have passed a cartel roadway checkpoint just before the killing, local media reported.
Quets’ family told CBS affiliate KOLD-TV he was a U.S. Marine Corps veteran.
“The unique thing about him is that he was a protector, and he wouldn’t even hurt a flea that would cause harm to someone else,” his father Doug told the station. “Because of that characteristic, he had a wide, wide circle of friends.”
Mexican authorities released a video of the alleged gunmen.
WATCH:
Presenta FGJES avances en investigación de crimen de ciudadano estadounidense en carretera Altar – Pitiquito
Altar, Sonora; 29 de octubre de 2024.- La Fiscalía General de Justicia del Estado de Sonora (FGJES) en coordinación con el Ejército Mexicano efectúa diversas… pic.twitter.com/sXm5knNXQJ
Mexican prosecutors have arrested two more suspected believed to be connected to Quets’ murder.
Gunmen apparently working for a drug cartel killed a U.S. Marine Corps veteran in Mexico, and one of the alleged killers was a deserter from Honduras’ presidential guard unit, authorities in northern Mexico said. https://t.co/NYkFZu405Z
One of the suspects was identified as a “Delta” gang member of the Chapitos, which is a faction of the Sinaloa cartel.
Former President Donald Trump met with the family of slain Marine veteran Nicholas Douglas Quets during a campaign stop in Arizona. (Doug Quets/Facebook)
According to the Washington Examiner, former President Donald Trump and his running mate, Senator JD Vance, met with Quets’ family earlier this month.
The news outlet reported:
The family of Nicholas Douglas Quets, a Marine veteran killed by a suspected Mexican cartel member last weekend, said they were taken aback by the concern and deep support that former President Donald Trump and his running mate, Sen. J.D. Vance (R-OH), have expressed to them in private meetings.
The father and brother-in-law of Quets spoke with the Washington Examiner on Friday about separate encounters they had with Trump and Vance in Arizona this week, just days after learning that Nicholas, a 31-year-old Pima County resident, was fatally shot after being ambushed by another vehicle while driving in northern Mexico last Friday.
The father, retired Army Lt. Col. Warren Douglas Quets, admitted that he was initially unsure about what to expect from Trump prior to their meeting Thursday but had hoped for the best.
“I did not know what to expect because he’s a TV star, billionaire, populist,” said Quets. “He looked at me, looked at the picture of Nick. He had a tear in his eye, and said, ‘Tell me what happened.’ And he was actually angry as we told him the story. … He said, ‘Tell me what I can do for you and your family.’”
Quets said the conversation, which lasted 10 to 15 minutes while Trump campaigned in Tempe, Arizona, made him feel “like I’d know [Trump] forever.”
“I can tell you, at least I know, if I know nothing else, both Trump and Vance care about us,” said Quets, who spoke with the Washington Examiner in a phone call while holding his son’s ashes in his lap Friday morning.
But absent communication from the Biden-Harris administration, the family said it would put pressure on Mexico and the United States in the meantime until January, when they hoped Trump would be sworn into office.
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