NORAD jet fighters trail plane over Atlantic Ocean
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The_King_of_Everything
Yeah.
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I walk the streets like, ''say something, n!gga!''
I'll finish the story. . .
CNN: Reports are saying that this plane might Infact be of Russian origin! *reporter holds earpiece* Oh, it was a Muslim from Russia, Infact! Hold on. . . Hold on. . . Oh, it was a Russian Muslim, that had a copy of the US Constitution on his person, you say???!!!
His name? Ivan Bin Laden Merica
CNN: Reports are saying that this plane might Infact be of Russian origin! *reporter holds earpiece* Oh, it was a Muslim from Russia, Infact! Hold on. . . Hold on. . . Oh, it was a Russian Muslim, that had a copy of the US Constitution on his person, you say???!!!
His name? Ivan Bin Laden Merica
The_King_of_Everything
Yeah.
lazy thread title of all time....
but lets eat
USSInsiders
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Ok, so make another title
USSInsiders
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I'll finish the story. . .
CNN: Reports are saying that this plane might Infact be of Russian origin! *reporter holds earpiece* Oh, it was a Muslim from Russia, Infact! Hold on. . . Hold on. . . Oh, it was a Russian Muslim, that had a copy of the US Constitution on his person, you say???!!!
They going to Gitmo to free the detainees
USSInsiders
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unknownThe U.S. military Thursday launched a pair of jet fighters
Mkay, so did it crash?
Mr. Somebody
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F-15s Scramble For Plane With Unresponsive Pilot Now Over Cuba
Two U.S. fighter jets trailing an unresponsive small aircraft over the Atlantic Ocean have broken off as the aircraft is now in Cuban airspace, defense officials say.
The U.S. Northern Command tweeted at 12:46 p.m. that the unresponsive aircraft took off from this morning from Rochester, N.Y., with flight plan to Naples, Fla.
Officials from NORAD say occupants later failed to respond to attempts to communicate. The fighter jets scrambled at 11:30 a.m. Officials suspect hypoxia, or a deprivation of oxygen, may be behind the lack of response.
"The fighter pilots visually verified that the pilot was unresponsive and slumped over the controls," the joint North American air command said on its Facebook page. "The aircraft continues to be followed by NORAD jets. NORAD continues to monitor the situation in close coordination with the FAA."
The plane is described as a Socata TBM-700 light business and utility aircraft.
At 1:28 p.m. came word that the fighter jets had broken off as the plane reached the airspace of Cuba.
Two U.S. fighter jets trailing an unresponsive small aircraft over the Atlantic Ocean have broken off as the aircraft is now in Cuban airspace, defense officials say.
The U.S. Northern Command tweeted at 12:46 p.m. that the unresponsive aircraft took off from this morning from Rochester, N.Y., with flight plan to Naples, Fla.
Officials from NORAD say occupants later failed to respond to attempts to communicate. The fighter jets scrambled at 11:30 a.m. Officials suspect hypoxia, or a deprivation of oxygen, may be behind the lack of response.
"The fighter pilots visually verified that the pilot was unresponsive and slumped over the controls," the joint North American air command said on its Facebook page. "The aircraft continues to be followed by NORAD jets. NORAD continues to monitor the situation in close coordination with the FAA."
The plane is described as a Socata TBM-700 light business and utility aircraft.
At 1:28 p.m. came word that the fighter jets had broken off as the plane reached the airspace of Cuba.
It just crashed in Jamaica
thats too bad 
Mr. Somebody
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Next question, who was on the plane.
some adventurer probably; wanted to spend the weekend in Miami, and it went terribly wrong
