On October 31st Trevor Noah asked Hillary Clinton how she killed Jeffrey Epstein. Then on Tuesday the San Diego airport decided to throw down its own gauntlet on the matter, using the airport’s paging system to announce an Epstein Coverup.
I have no idea who Epstein Coverup is, but he was just paged at the airport.#EpsteinCoverup pic.twitter.com/l3gdBf80fv
— Brick Suit (@Brick_Suit) November 6, 2019
Somehow though the Clintons must have gotten to the airport’s leadership, because they’re walking it back and saying the whole thing was a ‘mistake’ and that they’re taking steps to prevent such things from happening again.
Someone with access to the system could have been playing a prank, and it wouldn’t be the first time a joke turned into excuses and regret in aviation. The NTSB, for its part, threw an intern under the bus after they confirmed to media the names of crew of Asiana 214 which crashed on final approach in San Francisco in July 2013.
On the other hand it may have been a gullible airport employee doing his best Moe from the Simpsons, and Bart Simpson could’ve just been paging American Airlines passenger Epstein Coverup.
Slow news day, Gary?
No not really. This amused me.
I thought it was interesting. I just did not want to comment on it.
That’s funny Gary. Americans have a very funny sense of humour and are definitely not afraid
of putting it out there. I also saw the “I can’t believe its butter” comics.
I have heard funny airport announcements at London Heathrow using various accents turning something into a name. Of course these days it won’t be acceptable.
Jeffery Epstein didn’t kill himself.
I lauged my gut out after listening to thr seriousness of the news anchor reading the names of the pilot’s names. Thanks Gary you made my day.