An ongoing pattern of the flat earther movement is that they always seem to apply the claim "This proves the earth is flat" to whatever they are presenting. A typical example is this video, which queries a number of unusual airline flight paths: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ehGlseN6uP0
It gets off to a bad start, making a false claim right from the outset, and blowing what little credibility it had in the first 15 seconds.
It starts with off with the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor - but even the official story
doesn't claim that any planes flew from Japan to attack Hawaii - they
were said to have come across on six aircraft carriers. The alternative story
is that America did the attack on themselves as a false flag to bring
America into the war - so another example of their usual tactics, but either way the first
example in the video is rubbish.
Meanwhile
they are playing a horrible remake of a SIMPLE MINDS song. Why? - I'd
say to distract attention from the fact that there is no narration to
explain the supposed significance of the flight paths. They are assumed
to be significant but are they? And secondly maybe it's to mock the viewers
by implying they have simple minds (again the deep state love to do that
sort of inside joke but it usually goes unnoticed)
Every
single one of the flight paths they have chosen is an obscure low
passenger volume flight, and the unspoken assumption is that flights
always take the most direct route. There are thousands of popular flight
paths that do, but what these low volume ones are doing is connecting
to transport hubs.
By rattling through 25 of them at hyper pace they
leave no time for anyone to actually think about the flight paths, and by
slapping together a four minute montage with no narration it is implied
that those flights prove the earth is flat. But they prove nothing
other than flight paths don't always take the most direct route, and
from that I would conclude that there is more involved in planning
flight paths than just total distance. Like passenger numbers.
Auckland to Mexico city huh? - Yeah, that route is pumping!
After viewing the video I had to go and watch the original Simple Minds song to get that awful remake out of my mind :) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CdqoNKCCt7A
And then a quick look on line revealed that Antarctica is considered a prime adventure tourism destination with around 100,000 visitors a year. It was only difficult to go there during the covid lockdowns. Most tourists go by boat rather than plane and they mainly depart from South America rather than NZ or Tasmania because it's closer.
And then a quick look on line revealed that Antarctica is considered a prime adventure tourism destination with around 100,000 visitors a year. It was only difficult to go there during the covid lockdowns. Most tourists go by boat rather than plane and they mainly depart from South America rather than NZ or Tasmania because it's closer.
There
was heaps of exploration of the entire continent up until Shackleton's
expedition finished mapping the coast in 1922, and there have been heaps
of plane flights over it with thousands of photos taken since.
The
idea that people are banned from going to Antarctica or flying over it
doesn't check out at all - but there does seem to be a cover up in that
the extent of the antarctic ice is increasing while the deep state is claiming
that it's melting, with massive quantities of propaganda online, so they are trying to keep that quiet as part of the "global warming" psyop. Yes, the planet is actually cooling, but again, that does not prove the earth is flat.
