El Paso airport ALREADY opened despite 10 day closure because of THIS?!
From Glenn Beck
The El Paso airport recently reopened after a highly unusual 10-day closure due to federal airspace restrictions enacted in response to Mexican cartel drones breaching U.S. airspace. While the FAA has now declared that there is no ongoing threat to commercial travel, officials remain concerned about the implications of such security measures and their historical significance.
Key Takeaways
- When the FAA grounds your air travel for 10 days, it's either a national security crisis or a really bad game of Monopoly.
- Federal airspace lockdowns are rare; this 10-day restriction echoes 9/11, raising eyebrows and questions about the actual threat.
- Cartel drones buzzing over El Paso? More intriguing than a spy novel, but does disrupting business really suit their agenda?
- Fort Bliss's strategic importance highlights how borders, drug cartels, and military readiness intertwine in a web of tension.
- Speculation reigns supreme when official information is scant; sometimes, ignorance truly is not bliss, especially in defense matters.
Mentioned in This Episode
- Donald Trump (person)
- El Paso (location)
- crown prince of Iran (person)
- Mexican cartel (concept)
- Fort Bliss (location)
- Hezbollah (concept)
- Jamie (last name needed for clarification) (person)
- FAA (company)
- 911 (event)
- Benjamin Netanyahu (person)
- DOJ (company)
- Department of War (company)