Another Airbus near miss (Western australia)
June 25, 2017 at 3:26 am
(This post was last modified: June 25, 2017 at 3:28 am by ignoramus.)
AirAsia X flight D7237 Airbus 330 today landed safely on one engine after the other lost a blade from the turbine.
The pilot of 44 years experience asked the passengers to pray they land safely.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2017-06-25/ai...ue/8649990
If I was a passenger, for the captain to tell me to pray, would be the scariest thing in the world to hear!
Anyway, the prayers were answered. There were Muslims on board being interviewed also.
I want to know who's God answered the prayer? It would be rude to give praise to a God who was busy looking for Steve's keys or finding little Sally a pony.
Do all prayers go to a call centre where the next available God is dispatched?
Zeus is a bit quiet these days, I bet it was him!
I believe in you Zeus. I don't care what everyone thinks... You are the man.
(and the pilot with 44 years experience may have also had a minor part to play...)
The pilot of 44 years experience asked the passengers to pray they land safely.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2017-06-25/ai...ue/8649990
If I was a passenger, for the captain to tell me to pray, would be the scariest thing in the world to hear!
Anyway, the prayers were answered. There were Muslims on board being interviewed also.
I want to know who's God answered the prayer? It would be rude to give praise to a God who was busy looking for Steve's keys or finding little Sally a pony.
Do all prayers go to a call centre where the next available God is dispatched?
Zeus is a bit quiet these days, I bet it was him!
I believe in you Zeus. I don't care what everyone thinks... You are the man.
(and the pilot with 44 years experience may have also had a minor part to play...)
No God, No fear.
Know God, Know fear.
Know God, Know fear.
