Canadian Benjamin Fulford, who has been writing about world events - and in particular, the Illuminati - for decades from his domicile in Tokyo, says in a recent newsletter that there was a ...

"... remote hijacking of a Japanese Coast Guard airplane into the path of a civilian passenger jet."

https://asia.nikkei.com/Spotlight/Japan-plane-crash/Co-pilot-of-Japan-Coast-Guard-plane-heard-directions-as-well-as-captain

This was apparently because the government of Japan - or at least some of them - are doing their best to cut all ties to the Rothschilds and the world banks - aka the Khazarian Mafia.

Taking remote control of a small plane like that is a new twist on what has been done in the past.

A number of journalists and movie stars have had their vehicles commandeered by remote control, and then crashed and died. They were about to go public with damning information about the elite.

There is also a reason why vehicle manufacturers are now being required to include the sort of computer systems that CAN be remotely controlled. It's just another deadly plan which can (and perhaps already has) create chaos on highways around the world.

The smart thing would be to buy older vehicles that do not have hackable computers...OR...if you do find your vehicle being taken over - which Fulford says has happened to him (but he survived) - immediately shift into neutral.

Personally, I prefer older vehicles without those swept-up computers. They're a lot cheaper to run than being in debt for years just so you have the latest good looking rig. And my '99 Honda Accord that cost me $800. It reached 480,000 miles on the clock, and then a very good imported engine thanks to a very generous subscriber (shout-out to JF). It has been known to keep up with a $100,000 Stingray at 75mph on the freeway. It will also hit the ton ... 'nuff sed.