US Pilot achieve a whole new level of fail

**Fragony** · 10-04-2015, 08:30

Can't blame the pilot, he probably feels very bad right now, he got the coordinates and did what he does.

**Gilrandir** · 10-04-2015, 08:42

The same goes for Russian planes:
http://home.bt.com/news/world-news/r...11364008741005

in which

The Observatory said that Russian warplanes struck a hospital in the mountains of the coastal province of Latakia causing damage but no casualties.

International charity group Doctors Without Borders, also known as MSF, said the hospital was formerly run by the group but has since been handed over to local medical groups.

"What we can confirm is that the hospital has been damaged by strikes, but the staff has been able to evacuate safely and there are no causalities," said Yazan Al-Saadi, MSF's spokeswoman in Beirut.

**Fragony** · 10-04-2015, 09:00

Odd job, I wonder how they deal with these mistakes, I would be devestaded if I was the one who pressed the button, knowing that I could also be killing innocent people. I couldn't do that I am much too much a pancy for that. I am a total hypocrate though, I am to soft to do it myself but I am glad some aren't.

**Gilrandir** · 10-04-2015, 09:08

Originally Posted by Fragony

Odd job, I wonder how they deal with these mistakes, I would be devestaded if I was the one who pressed the button, knowing that I could also be killing innocent people. I couldn't do that I am much too much a pancy for that. I am a total hypocrate though, I am to soft to do it myself but I am glad some aren't.

Russian military seem to have little scruples about such things, think of MH-17.

**Fragony** · 10-04-2015, 09:23

Originally Posted by Gilrandir

Russian military seem to have little scruples about such things, think of MH-17.

That was probably a clusterfuck of mistakes and neglect of warnings, I suspect no intentional harm myself but I could be wrong of course. Fact is, the Dutch government never warned anyone that it wasn't safe to fly there. The minister who was responsible fled to a fake-job in the EU the second he could. Don't want to patt myself on the back but I was really suspicious about the stories of the rebels looting from the start, they were actually just as amazed as we were and they returned almost everytihing. I don't understand what's really is going on, disclaimer de moi

Give this man an Oscar, great acting if you already knew these anti-aircraft systems were there. This open-solicitian wasn't enough for a job at the UN, but the EU will do, he gets to shake hands. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eok2sWgMcV4

He even lied about oxigyne-masks being found, total narcism and complete nonsense

**Crandar** · 10-04-2015, 10:19

It's ok guys, just an accident. Nothing to see, here, so let's all refocus on how ruthlessly Russia bombs the poor moderate salafists.

**Fragony** · 10-04-2015, 10:56

But it probably was just a mistake, from the footage of the rebels ariving at the crashsite you can only conclude that they never wanted to shoot down a passenger-plane. I am a bit dissapointed really, everybody drawed conclusions, the guy who was holding a toy couldd have also meant 'look ai this' instead of 'look at what we just did'. I must be the only idiot on the world. Whoever did it, I think it was just a mistake. That plane shouldn't have been there, that's the real mistake.

**Brenus** · 10-04-2015, 11:07

Yeap. And forget about former colleague of Médecins Sans Frontières. Who will call the families?

And if MSF decided to stay t is probably because NO insurgents no in the neighborhood.
By experience, I know this organisation evacuates when real big danger is coming close, and Talibans are fulfilling the description.
I can't find which MSF was there? Some articles point to MSF USA.

By experience I in a very good place to say it doesn't always avoid casualties.