Black helicopter crash over London

[araucaria]

I wonder who was flying over London today; Sky was quick to say 1 dead, presumably the pilot, but apparently someone else was killed too.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2013/ja...l-live-updates

[Anchor]

I am currently convinced this was an accident. However, I am also sure the media will try to make a lot out of this - (2 confirmed dead atm). Expect the word terrorist to be used a lot. There were a lot of witnesses who are saying on the news (even here in Australia) that they saw it was an accident and did not look as if it was something done on purpose.

[ROMANWKT]

I pass on this road mostly every day to work for 30 years or so, we have a heliport there in battersea, seems to of hit a tall crane, loads of new building works all over there. lucky no work for me today.

Regards

roman

[Star Tsar]

Not 500 meters from MI6 headquarters might I add....

[ROMANWKT]

Posted by K.W.B (here)
Not 500 meters from MI6 might I add....

Exactly

Regards

roman

[araucaria]

I was thinking if a passenger was killed (even by accident), it might be someone somewhat important and they may need to invent someone killed in the street to cover it over. Are black helicopters common?

[Star Tsar]

Yes I agree and the crane it allegedly smashed into is massive it would have had at least two hazard lights on it!

[Zelig]

"The Ministry of Defence said it was not a military helicopter, and a British security official who spoke on condition of anonymity because he wasn't authorized to speak to the press said the incident was not terror-related."

It's interesting how it can be so clearly and emphatically declared not terror-related so quickly. It almost seems like those orchestrating the various "terror" dramas are the first to know when it's not one of their productions. Telling.

[donk]

The crane operator only survived the Vauxhall helicopter crash because he was running late and had not reached his cabin when the aircraft came down, a lorry driver said.

Paul Robinson, 42, said the man would have been "wiped out" if he had been on time this morning.

Instead, he was still climbing up the crane's shaft when disaster struck.

Site workers said the man, who has not been identified, had never been late before.

He is understood to have been held up while dropping his children at school.

Good for him, nice synchronicity...good day for the first time being late.

I always thought being on time all the time is over-rated...

[araucaria]

When a plane crashes there are always one or two people should have been on it or shouldn't have been; this is statistically only to be expected. But here we have 100% escaping: nice synchronicty indeed.

[Tesla_WTC_Solution]

sounds like small arms takin talk

IED search RPG search basic strip search of London INC imo

oh yeah and heathrow will be called HELLsGATE

[Earth Angel]

always wondered why the WTC towers had so few people in them the morning of 9/11.......coincidences?? yea sure

[Keltikmuse]

Not 500 meters from MI6 headquarters might I add....

my thoughts exactly

[araucaria]

I am still intrigued to know who the second dead person is. Even before this was announced I felt there had to be one. Now it turns out the pilot was one of the best, used to transporting royalty and leading politicians. What was he doing on a foggy day, surely not out on a joyride.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2013...nes?intcmp=122

[norman]

If the pilot had been flying so many big shots around, was he unfortunate enough to have known too much?


EDIT:

The fact that it happened right in the middle of London suggests it was an accident. If anyone wanted him dead I'm quite sure they would have picked a more remote spot.

[Aurvandil]

Posted by araucaria (here)
I was thinking if a passenger was killed (even by accident), it might be someone somewhat important and they may need to invent someone killed in the street to cover it over. Are black helicopters common?

Yes, you are right:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...skyscaper.html

It also says the pilot didn´t have any passengers... Really don´t understand how such a experienced pilot can make such fatal misstake...

[Etherios]

i was wrong about the black helicopter comments ...

i think the title here is a bit weird :-P

[Earth Angel]

was there a drill about a helicopter crashing into a crane going on anywhere nearby ???

[smithersjones]

Posted by K.W.B (here)
Yes I agree and the crane it allegedly smashed into is massive it would have had at least two hazard lights on it!

Yes This is true,
However, it has emerged that back in October 2012 a report was filed by A Local Resident to the Air Authority & or Local Council that only One light was visible and furthermore the same light was not working properly??

I think the reports that are out now, seem to have a bit more information in them.
We can now see it was not a black helicopter, the pilot was the only person on board,
The pilot was traveling from Surrey to Elstree but diverted due to bad weather.
Many helicopters follow the Thames as a flight route through the city. This helicopter appeared to be flying farther south than usual,

No cause has yet been given for the crash, but visibility was poor in London on Wednesday morning, with fog and a very low cloud ceiling.

[araucaria]

Posted by Etherios (here)
i was wrong about the black helicopter comments ...

i think the title here is a bit weird :-P

How were you wrong, you haven't said anything yet?

I think your post is a bit weird.

The quoted article says the helicopter was black. When whistleblowers have helicopters flying over their homes, they say the helicopter(s) was/were black. Take it from there.

Having said that, it could have been 'sky blue pink' and still done whatever job it was out to do