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Kilauea Livestream
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Hawaii Governor Josh Green reports that more than 1,000 Lahaina, Maui residents remain unaccounted for, with many of the missing tragically being children.
— KanekoaTheGreat (@KanekoaTheGreat) August 20, 2023
"Do I wish those sirens went off? Of course, I do. And I think that the answer that the Emergency Administrator from Maui… pic.twitter.com/zfdvCLxtQJ
A passenger on a plane captured the devastating wildfire that decimated the historic town of Lahaina, Maui.pic.twitter.com/h262jX92yq
— KanekoaTheGreat (@KanekoaTheGreat) August 10, 2023
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Mass Shootings and Psychiatric Meds
stock here: just a prediction, That Luigi guy that assassinated the Health Insurance guy….I bet he was on psych meds too.
I like that RFK Junior is quoting the Vigilant Fox, who has been doing excellent reporting.
Any conversation about gun violence is incomplete if it doesn’t touch on mental health and the suppressed evidence implicating SSRIs in suicide and homicide. https://t.co/yaPVL8TLU3
— Robert F. Kennedy Jr (@RobertKennedyJr) January 3, 2024
For 30 min I was under the impression @RobertKennedyJr managed to remove the Pharma commercials @cnnbrk @CNN @CNNPolitics @CNNBusiness @cnni then AbbVie and AstraZeneca popped up. Wonder how many million a year they pay for advertising of their biologics and antipsychotics for…
— Dr. Anna MD “In My Opinion” (@AnnaSylwes94870) February 15, 2025
And the Mid-Western Doctor, goes into detail…..
https://www.midwesterndoctor.com/p/the-evidence-ssri-antidepressants
stock here: this is not as claimed “a clear visual”. Note, plane from Minneapolis…perhaps one of the most controlled, most corrupt cities in the USA. Note George Floyd, huge Muslim influx.
At this point, I am wondering…..did this actually happen, or is this AI generated video??
I added this video, after first post, it seems more clear.
This is the clearest video of the Delta crash so far. @globalnewsto https://t.co/2frsjAbKfH
— 𝚂𝚎á𝚗 𝙾’𝚂𝚑𝚎𝚊 Global News (@ConsumerSOS) February 18, 2025
A clear visual of the the Delta CRJ900, operated by Endeavor Air as Flight DL4819 from Minneapolis St. Paul, crash-landed at Toronto Pearson International Airport on Monday, flipping onto its side on the snow-covered Runway 24R, but miraculously, all the occupants survived.
— FL360aero (@fl360aero) February 18, 2025
📹… pic.twitter.com/5iFPTe2M2O
CBS 60 Minutes travel to Germany to find out more about their hate speech and slander laws.
— Visegrád 24 (@visegrad24) February 17, 2025
Here they are discussing with prosecutors specializing on the topics. pic.twitter.com/80FgQj4Rf4
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“They Had to Leave the Building”
stock here: This “tool” plays that card as if it is just horrific….”They had to leave the building”, ya right, before all the evidence can be destroyed.
60 Minutes is shameful!!! And the beta-male pretends that the firing decisions were based 100% on a loyalty test. And the female, apparently was not one that was fired, “to my knowledge they received an email”….
🚨🇺🇸MISLEADING MUCH, 60 MINUTES?
— Mario Nawfal (@MarioNawfal) February 17, 2025
60 Minutes claimed Kristina Drye “was fired this month in the chaotic shutdown of USAID.”
What they didn’t tell you? Kristina wasn’t a USAID employee – she worked for XLA and Jefferson Partners, providing speechwriting services for USAID… pic.twitter.com/bzxawR4Rxm
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Norm Eisen, Not Satan, But Trying
Let’s Talk About Norm Eisen, and his funding.
From Twitter, it’s worth reading this guy’s feed
Most are aware of Norm Eisen but not everyone is aware of just how pervasive Eisen (and his legal attacks) have been – and how he’s weaved his way through all the major events of the last eight years. After Ben Wittes first invoked the use of Lawfare against Trump (a month before the 2016 election), Eisen responded by ramping up his legal efforts at Brookings – and soon became the effective outside legal counsel for Mueller’s special counsel investigation.
Eisen even developed specific legal strategies for Mueller to use. Before Mueller’s report was even released Eisen shifted seamlessly to impeachment counsel for House Dems – where he drafted ten different articles of impeachment against Trump.
All of which were written a month before Pelosi announced an official impeachment inquiry into Trump. Eisen continued his work – re-aligning with CREW (he was co-founder). Eisen also participated in and directed pre-election wargames that mysteriously predicted the election outcome with eerie precision.
Eisen was also working with another longtime collaborator, Michael Podhorzer, on Dem efforts in the 2020 election. Podhorzer has been called the Architect of the 2020 election. Eisen then moved on to seemingly direct all the legal cases against Trump. Eisen appears to have written (on background) many of the drafts for Fani Willis –
and developed many of the strategic attacks for Jack Smith. It’s not us saying this. Eisen’s published multiple volumes on each section I’ve mentioned through Brookings Institute where he’s a senior fellow.
Eisen’s also directly tied in – and working with – Mary McCord and her lawfare group at Georgetown. They reportedly meet weekly by phone – and their group includes all the msnbc legal talking heads.
A known area of specific focus is restricting Trump’s use of the Insurrection Act to quell violent protests & riots. Eisen also has a new working group called State Democracy Defenders Action acting in conjunction with his lawfare partners and most of the media’s legal talking heads.
And it looks like they’re trying to push a Color Revolution in response to Trump’s new presidency. Eisen has recently been bragging on MSNBC about his role in getting an activist judge to temporarily rule against DOGE. So beyond the obvious questions surrounding Eisen, who has been paying for all these legal attacks?
stock here: I may take this off my bucket list
I put at far bottom, I put the 2 comments.
@darkdan3379
1 day agoEU and NATO must lead the way, putin won’t stop…
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@jamesmichaelwalker683
1 day agoI. Hi there Sec Rutte! II. I really love your enthusiasm. III. NATO is strong and united and all will do whatever it takes to help Ukraine. IV. NATO was born in a context of CONVENTIONAL COLD WAR. Now NATO is called to face both CONVENTIONAL AND NON CONVENTIONAL WAR. The current ERa of Confrontation is accelerated. The Psychological war as well. We need to prepare our people to be ready and more resilient. I really hate this concept: ” THE POST-WEST ERA AGENDA” led by the GLOBAL SOUTH. Unfortunately we ‘re called to deal with. V. The West needs to be united. And I agree with you that the Europeans need to join the train and stop complaining. VICTIMS DONT WIN. VICTIMS DONT FIGHT. BABY CRY PEOPLE STAY AT HOME AND CRY. This is not who we are here in the west. We are fighters and doers. VI. The agenda of Pr Trump was clear since the very beginning. Whether the Europeans will take part to the deal or negotiation, they’ve a role to play. A strong Europe=Strong US. No one loves Europe like Pr Trump. We need to stop this conflict in Ukraine now. VII. And for the Europeans, they need to put into place a clear agenda of the acceleration of the integration of Russia in Europe in the next 5 years. We all need a pro-west, pro-democracy and prosperous Eurasia including Russia.
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Laniakea, Our Neck of The Woods
stock here: a bunch of images at the bottom, rest by A-Eye
Laniakea Supercluster: Our Cosmic Home
The Laniakea Supercluster is the vast cosmic structure in which the Milky Way galaxy (our home) resides. It was discovered and named in 2014 by astronomers R. Brent Tully and colleagues from the University of Hawaii.
Key Facts About Laniakea:
Size: Approximately 520 million light-years across.
Mass: Contains about 100,000 galaxies with a total mass of 10^17 solar masses.
Central Attractor: The Great Attractor, a gravitational anomaly, sits at the heart of Laniakea, pulling galaxies (including the Milky Way) toward it.
Structure: Unlike traditional superclusters with clear boundaries, Laniakea is defined by gravitational flow, meaning all galaxies inside it are moving toward the Great Attractor.What Does “Laniakea” Mean?
The name “Laniakea” comes from the Hawaiian language, meaning “immense heaven” or “immeasurable sky”.
Lani (lāni) = heaven, sky, celestial
Akea (ākea) = immense, spacious, vastThis name was chosen to honor Polynesian navigators, who mastered the vast Pacific Ocean using only the stars and their knowledge of the sky. Just as they explored the Pacific’s endless expanse, astronomers are now mapping the vastness of the cosmos.
Why Are So Many Space Terms Named in Hawaiian?
Hawaiian names are frequently used in astronomy because:
Mauna Kea Observatory: Hawaii is home to some of the world’s most advanced telescopes, such as those on Mauna Kea, which sits at 13,796 feet (4,205 meters) above sea level, providing one of the best locations for observing deep space.
Hawaiian Culture & Astronomy: Ancient Polynesians were expert celestial navigators, using the stars, the Moon, and ocean currents to navigate vast distances without instruments.
Respect for Indigenous Knowledge: The astronomical community recognizes Hawaiian cultural contributions by using Hawaiian words for major discoveries.Other Hawaiian-Named Space Discoveries
Here are a few more Hawaiian-named celestial objects and discoveries:
ʻOumuamua (meaning "first scout" or "messenger from afar") → The first detected interstellar object in our solar system.
Kaʻepaokaʻawela ("mischievous opposite-moving companion") → An asteroid that orbits in retrograde motion near Jupiter.
Pōwehi ("adorned, unfathomable dark source of creation") → The Hawaiian name given to the black hole imaged in 2019 by the Event Horizon Telescope.
Makemake (a Polynesian god, though not Hawaiian) → A dwarf planet in the Kuiper Belt.Final Thought
Laniakea reminds us that we are part of something far larger than ourselves—a supercluster of galaxies, flowing toward an unseen gravitational force. Naming these cosmic wonders in Hawaiian not only acknowledges Hawaiian astronomy’s historical significance but also reflects the deep connection between Earth, the ocean, and the cosmos.
stock here: I love “the blob” when it comes to cosmology. A-Eye explains the mechanics, but not the meaning. Could this have been caused by a Big-Bang? LOL, it’s an absurd theory that tries to throw out the Great Spirit because “we have an explanation”, but how absurd its that, because where did the material of the big bang come from anyway? And if HE could make the universe, why would he not make it infinite? We can see a small portion and some of that portion appears to be expanding. Why are “scientists” such leftists? So blind.
And this is the problem that I have predicted from
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This image appears to be a 3D visualization of large-scale cosmic structures in the universe, showing different galactic superclusters and cosmic walls labeled with their respective names.
Breaking Down the Image
What is this showing?
This is a map of the cosmic web, where galaxies group into large-scale structures called superclusters, walls, and filaments.
The colored, blob-like structures represent gravitationally bound regions where galaxies cluster together.
The labels correspond to known superclusters or galactic walls in the observable universe.
Key Structures in the Image:
Sloan Great Wall – One of the largest structures in the universe, a massive collection of galaxies.
Laniakea Supercluster – The home of the Milky Way, meaning we belong to this enormous galactic region.
Shapley Supercluster – One of the most massive known galaxy superclusters.
Perseus-Pisces – A long chain of galaxies extending across a vast region.
South Pole Wall – A newly discovered cosmic wall (2020) that extends behind the Milky Way, difficult to observe due to its location.
What do the numbers mean?
The numbers (e.g., LeoMinor+28.9) might indicate galactic coordinates or distances in some unit, possibly redshift values (z-values) or probabilities of belonging to a supercluster.Big Picture
The universe is not evenly distributed but structured into massive superclusters separated by vast cosmic voids.
This visualization is likely based on cosmological simulations or galaxy survey data (such as the Sloan Digital Sky Survey, SDSS).
The blobs represent gravitationally bound galaxy groups, helping scientists study how galaxies form and cluster due to dark matter and cosmic expansion.
stock here: The FC Does Not Let Me Take My Eye Off This. As is JUST> The drone looking civil “marchers” not effectively attacking the piles of mud is DULY NOTED. As if they have no real leader, and why march up like that, it appears so fake, it’s weird.
stock here: sent in by a common spirit:
The ramifications of this pole shift are enormous.
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Oroville Update
stock here: Juan give an aerial update.
stock here: I had thought the charges against Adams were to the effect of several thousand of gifts. AI thinks Adams did much more, but were those part of the actual charges?
Here is what I fixed
On review of the 5 indictments, it appears to come down one event with the Turkish gov to open an Embassy, and he got some free travel out of it. Feel free to deep dive and comment. MSM juices the story, alluding that Adams defrauded the City out of Tens of Millions, with no backup. Then this….”They accused him of pressuring the FDNY to fast track inspections on the Turkish House, a consular space near the United Nations.” Doesn’t sound that horrible to me…..hey get the damn inspection done….pressuring government officials to work fast. There is ZERO allegation that he asked them to overlook construction deficiencies. That part is from the NY Post….
Here are the 5 indictments
In September 2024, New York City Mayor Eric Adams was indicted on a five-count federal indictment, which included the following charges:
Conspiracy to Commit Wire Fraud, Federal Program Bribery, and to Receive Campaign Contributions by Foreign Nationals: This charge alleges that Mayor Adams conspired with others to engage in fraudulent activities, including accepting bribes and illegal campaign contributions from foreign nationals, specifically Turkish officials and businesspeople.
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Wire Fraud: This count accuses Mayor Adams of using electronic communications to execute a scheme to defraud the public by accepting bribes and concealing the true source of campaign contributions.
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Solicitation of a Contribution by a Foreign National (Count 1): This charge asserts that Mayor Adams unlawfully solicited campaign contributions from foreign nationals, violating federal election laws.
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Solicitation of a Contribution by a Foreign National (Count 2): Similar to the previous count, this charge pertains to additional instances where Mayor Adams allegedly solicited illegal contributions from foreign nationals.
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Bribery: This count alleges that Mayor Adams accepted bribes, including luxury travel and accommodations, in exchange for using his official position to benefit Turkish interests, such as expediting the opening of the Turkevi Center in New York City.
justice.govstock here: parasites are one thing…. Reptilians another, LOL
stock here: Most places put the Fed Gov at around 3 Million “Workers”. But “ourpublicservice.org” puts it at 2.04 Million, and “keeping pace with population”. Then below, we see just the DOD at 3.2M. I guess we need to wrap our head around what elements of the DOD should be considered Federal workers, as opposed to “Military”
A-Eye said the DOE was about 4200 workers, and then brings up a 2018 stat stating 14,382. My question is….how can they do that much damage with so little people?
Yes, the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) is one of the federal executive departments. As of 2018, the DOE employed approximately 14,382 federal civilian employees.
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The U.S. federal government comprises numerous departments and agencies, employing a significant number of individuals across various sectors. Here’s a table summarizing some of the largest federal departments by the number of employees:
Department Number of Employees
Department of Defense ~3,200,000
Department of Veterans Affairs ~235,000
Department of Homeland Security ~250,000
Department of the Treasury ~100,000
Department of Justice ~113,543
Department of Agriculture ~100,000
Department of Health and Human Services ~65,000
Department of the Interior ~70,000
Department of Transportation ~55,000
Department of Commerce ~41,000
Department of Energy ~14,382
Department of Labor ~15,000
Department of State ~30,000
Department of Housing and Urban Development ~9,000
Department of Education ~4,200
stock here: AI left off the DOE, now why is that?
The U.S. federal government comprises a vast array of departments, agencies, and sub-agencies, totaling over 400 entities.
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These organizations vary significantly in size and function. Below is a list of some of the largest federal agencies, ordered by the number of employees:
Department of Defense (DoD): Approximately 3.2 million employees, including active-duty military personnel and civilian staff.
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Department of Veterans Affairs (VA): Around 337,683 employees as of September 2013.
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Department of Homeland Security (DHS): Approximately 193,867 employees as of September 2013.
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Department of the Treasury: Approximately 100,000 employees as of 2023.
en.wikipedia.org
Department of Justice (DOJ): Approximately 113,543 employees as of 2012.
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Department of Agriculture (USDA): Approximately 100,000 employees as of 2023.
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Department of Health and Human Services (HHS): Approximately 65,000 employees as of 2023.
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Department of the Interior: Approximately 70,000 employees as of 2023.
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Department of Transportation (DOT): Approximately 55,000 employees as of 2023.
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Department of Commerce: Approximately 41,000 employees as of 2023.
en.wikipedia.orgPlease note that these figures are approximate and may have changed over time. For a comprehensive and up-to-date list of federal agencies, you can refer to the A-Z index of U.S. government departments and agencies.
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——————————- Oh my, when one goes to the A to Z listing, shit gets real. Here is a link to “B”
A-Z index of U.S. government departments and agencies | USAGov
AbilityOne Commission
Access Board
Administration for Children and Families (ACF)
Administration for Community Living (ACL)
Administration for Native Americans (ANA)
Administrative Conference of the United States (ACUS)
Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts
Advisory Council on Historic Preservation (ACHP)
Africa Command
African Development Foundation (USADF)
Agency for Global Media
Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ)
Agency for International Development (USAID)
Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry (ATSDR)
Agricultural Marketing Service (AMS)
Agricultural Research Service (ARS)
Agriculture Department (USDA)
Agriculture Library (NAL)
Air Force
Air Force Reserve
Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau (TTB)
Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives Bureau (ATF)
Alhurra TV
American Battle Monuments Commission (ABMC)
AmeriCorps
AmeriCorps Seniors
Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS)
Antitrust Division
Appalachian Regional Commission (ARC)
Architect of the Capitol
Archives, National Archives and Records Administration (NARA)
Arctic Research Commission (USARC)
Armed Forces Retirement Home (AFRH)
Arms Control and International Security
Army
Army Corps of Engineers
Arthritis, Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases, National Institute of (NIAMS)
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CRJ-700 and Helo
stock here: they stated that all 67 bodies were recovered. With 2 powerful missiles exploding into a plane that the Helo was going to follow the missiles into at 140 MPH, the entire front of the Helo was shredded. I would say those 3 humans were shredded too. And below some commentary from a guy who flies.
@mzrcnn
8 days ago (edited)Please let me add some details. Once upon a time, visual separation used to be my job. Change of runway from 01 to 33 is no problem at all but daily practice several times, every day. And here in this particular case, the deal between tower and cockpit was made about 5 minutes from disaster. American Eagle pilots actually like it, because it adds a few seconds of flight time, but saves them quite a lot of taxi time on the ground. Their gates, also for this CRJ7, are just at the end of RWY 33. The Tower is asking these pilots for one single reason: It widens the gap between two arriving planes, and allows Tower to squeeze a departing plane between these two arrivals. And no one likes to sit on a plane which is standing but not departing. The helicopter ROUTE 4 there over the east bank of the river is just perfect. However, rules must be obeyed, and that was omitted by BOTH the helicopter pilot but mostly by the controllers. Visual separation like between the regional jet and the Army helicopter is usually safe … but only if safely done. And here we have the problem. Please keep in mind … The PRIORITY for every air traffic controller is to PREVENT COLLISIONS. Period. That’s what he’s paid for. Everything else comes thereafter. Even if the controller delegates the “visual separation” to the pilot, this does not relieve the controller from preventing collisions. In addition, there have been two controllers, a Local Controller, and a Controller Associate, just like in the cockpit of the airliner. BOTH have the duty to prevent collisions. Both didn’t do anything. The controller is required to apply his BEST judgement of the situation. He didn’t. The associate didn’t warn him either. The very best judgement in that fateful night would have been if the controller himself had applied visual separation. NOT delegating this to the pilot. Why? Because the night is dark and the sky is black. The pilot doesn’t see the aircraft, but lights. Flashing red and white lights, plus landing lights. And in a city, there are plenty of other red and white lights. And in addition, the helicopter itself is moving, at low altitude. The very moment when the controller issued an alleged traffic advisory, the helicopter was proceeding at 200 feet southeast bound and he was geographically over the Tidal Basin. The controller told them “Traffic is south of the Wilson Bridge, a CRJ at 1200 feet, setting up for runway 33”. Looking to the right to the south, the helicopter saw the lights of not less than FOUR American Airlines jets on approach over the Potomac River. Two of the four were identical CRJ, three of the four were south of the bridge. But the helicopter pilot said « PAT25 has the traffic in sight, request visual separation » Tower said « approved ». OMG. With all due respect, that is good for nothing. A severe safety flaw. We don’t know what the pilot actually has seen, neither knew Tower, and the pilots can’t tell us anymore. The ill fated CRJ was 7.5 statute miles away from the helicopter. An air traffic controller must never anticipate neither believe nor hope, but he has the duty to be in control of the situation and to prevent collisions. VFR Night is different from VFR. Conditions at night are demanding. The Local Controller did not make sure that the helicopter indeed had the relevant traffic in sight, but he anticipated. I personally would have waited with the traffic advisory, at least until the CRJ was breaking off to the right. Worse … The controller omitted one other important thing: It was his duty to also pass a traffic advisory to the CRJ pilots because the two aircraft were on converging courses. Following this, the helicopter has flown some potentially distracting maneuvers, was a training flight, and the collisions tells us that he had obviously lost sight of the traffic and the helicopter was also climbing from 200 to 300 feet, higher than allowed. But the worst thing … There were two controllers sitting and visually observing the traffic. About 30 seconds from disaster, a so-called Conflict Alert went off in the Tower. That doesn’t solve the problem, but it warns the controllers that there IS a conflict which the Local Controller MUST resolve. The controller knew that he had a problem. We hear it in his voice in a radio transmission to a very different MedEvac helicopter. But all he did was asking “You have the CRJ in sight? Pass behind the CRJ” And then he was praying to God “Stay Separate”, we can hear it. Did the controller know what exactly the helicopter pilot had in sight? No! Did the controller know that the helicopter is able to pass behind … which aircraft actually? No. This is NOT air traffic control, to put it mildly. Yes of course, the helicopter pilot acted irresponsibly. The helicopter didn’t proceed as safely as it was required. There’s no doubt about it. But this is class Bravo airspace. Class Bravo has been invented to protect IFR traffic, here commercial airliners, from VFR traffic like this helicopter. And the controller is paid to prevent collisions. But he didn’t. The easiest method to prevent the collision was to instruct the helicopter to hold at HAINS POINT which is the southern tip of the East Potomac Park island, about 1 mile from the intersection of their flight paths, and to allow the CRJ a safe final approach. When the Conflict Alert came up, the helicopter just was at HAINS POINT. Voilà. The helicopter might have lost 30 seconds, or less. Now they’ve lost their lives. The controller has had the possibility to prevent this from happening. He didn’t. The CRJ pilots did everything right and had no chance to prevent this. The 33 approach means circling to the left, slightly banking to the left, reduced vision to the right, THEIR relevant traffic was a departing B738 on RWY 01, and they had never been informed about the helicopter. I’m just afraid that the authorities will protect the reputation of the FAA and their employees like the controllers, and blame it on the pilots who can’t defend themselves.