American Airlines Pilot Greg Pearson Took The Jab Wound Up In The Hospital, Now Against Vaccines

People who board a plane need to know that the pilot isn't a bad experiment gone wrong! Pilot Pearson makes a good point; If you're at 100 feet above the ground and you have a heart attack or stroke. How long before the copilot knows there's a problem? Everyone will die on that plane. This has to stop, he says at the end. He speaks well and is a good soldier for our side. He survived this lot number of toxic potions. Will he the next time? Will he be 100 feet off the ground when he loses consciousness? How many will die? Will the copilot be in the bathroom or talking to a stewardess or will he be ready to take over when the pilot croaks? I don't know how to fly a big plane, but I gather that you don't want to push down hard on the flight controls when you're 100 feet from touchdown. The plane could bounce, break up, fly apart and everyone is hurled about with jet fuel all over the place, igniting and fire everywhere