Swedish Idiot Elin Ersson Tries Preventing Deportation of Afghan Illegal

A student activist who prevented a plane from taking off to stop an Afghan man from being deported has said she wants to stop all legal returns to the country. Elin Ersson, 22, purchased a ticket from Gothenburg to Istanbul to stop a man being sent back from Sweden, by disrupting the flight. Elin broadcast her protest live on Facebook in which she refused to sit down on Tuesday - recording disgruntled passengers and airline staff ordering her to take her seat. Speaking to The Guardian after the footage, which showed she was eventually backed by fellow passengers, she said: 'I was so caught in the moment that I didn't really realise that everyone was looking at me. 'My focus was all on stopping a deportation to Afghanistan.' Eventually Miss Ersson, the Afghan man and his assigned security were removed from the flight. However, Miss Ersson revealed the man she was trying to save was not on the plane - instead, a 50-year-old man was being deported. The student who works with refugees believes the man she attempted to keep in Sweden was taken back to his war-torn country of origin via Stockholm. But his family has had no news on his whereabouts. She said: 'This is how deportations in Sweden work. The people involved know nothing and they are not allowed to reach out to their lawyers or family,' she says in a text the next day. 'My ultimate goal is to end deportations to Afghanistan.' Source

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Lake Coeur d'Alene Plane Crash: Pilot Committed Suicide?

Planes Involved:

Cessna TU206G

de Havilland DHC-2
It is looking like one of the pilots deliberately hit the other plane.

Pilot committed suicide?

Eyewitness accounts
Witnesses told KREM-TV they saw the two airplanes flying towards each other and colliding in mid-air, then plunging a few hundred feet into the lake. "It was a cracking nose – a loud crack," said Grant Marchant, who said he saw one of the planes falling from the sky. Angie Bishop told the station she saw a "big eruption of flames." "You could just see debris falling with it and you can tell it was obviously an airplane in the sky. But it fell to the ground and a huge loud noise followed it," she said. "t was pretty terrifying. We were all standing at the beach watching it and completely shocked at what we saw." Source
"All of a sudden out of nowhere, a huge, big eruption of flames. It's like a full fire ball flame in the sky," Angie Bishop told KREM, describing the s…

"You're Gonna Die Up There" Eight Die After Two Planes Collided Over Coeur d’Alene Lake In Idaho.

Eight people are believed to be dead after two planes collided over Coeur d’Alene Lake in Idaho. Authorities said they believe there were eight passengers and crew aboard two planes that collided Sunday over Lake Coeur d’Alene. Officials said it was likely that no one survived.
Witnesses said they saw two planes colliding above the water, then crashing into the lake near Powderhorn Bay, according to a news release from the Kootenai County Sheriff’s Office. The crash took place about 2:20 p.m.
Officials said they believed a total of eight passengers and crew were on the two planes, but that was still being verified. Two bodies had been recovered as of Sunday night, said Lt. Ryan Higgins with the sheriff’s office.
Multiple local agencies, including the sheriff’s marine teams, local fire departments and the United States Coast Guard, responded to the crash, the newspaper reported.
John Cowles told The Spokesman-Review in Spokane, Washington, that he was on the lake with his family a…

Planes Trains And Automobiles DOOM! Three Killed 24 Injured In Bus Accident At Canada's Jasper National Park...Next Up? Train And Plane Doom....

DOOM event involving Bus PlanesTrains Automobiles 19 JULY 2020 BUS DOOM........ Three people are killed and 24 injured after glacier tour bus plunges down a hill and rolls over several times at Canada's Jasper National Park Three people have been killed and 24 others injured after a glacier tour bus rolled over in Canada's southern province of Alberta. The sightseeing bus was climbing up a steep, rocky road to the Columbia Icefield in Jasper National Park on Saturday when it suddenly plunged 50 meters (about 164 feet) down an embankment and overturned, according to the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP). Alberta Health Services said 14 of the 27 passengers were hospitalized with life-threatening head or pelvis injuries, five were in serious condition with broken bones and five others suffered minor injuries. Source UP NEXT TRAIN DOOM........
UP NEXT PLANE DOOM.......... WHAT?

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