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The Five-Second Epistemology of That’s the Pilot That’s the pilot. Dehdasht. Kohgiluyeh province. The province the IRGC cordoned off. The province five Black Hawks couldn’t get into. The province the empire bombed trying to find this man. The locals found him first. Western male. Late 20s to mid 30s. USAF CWU-27/P Nomex flight suit. SJU-5/A survival vest with harness straps, equipment pouches, survival radio mount on the chest. Strobe marker attachment point. Name tape and unit patches removed — standard procedure for combat missions over hostile airspace. Pilots strip identifying patches before missions. The patches are gone because the empire takes the identity off the pilot the same way the empire takes the identity off the aircraft. The false insignia starts before takeoff. Blood on his right temple and cheek. Ejection injuries. Windblast and canopy fragmentation at high speed. Conscious. Dazed but alert. Flight suit dirty and scuffed — hours on the ground in rough terrain. Survival vest still fully on with equipment attached. He didn’t have time to ditch his gear. He didn’t have time to evade. He was found before he could go to ground. The IRGC drives 20 minutes. The empire flies from Kuwait. Three men flanking him. Keffiyehs. Camouflage. Basij or local paramilitary. Not regular IRGC in formal uniform. The locals. The $1 million bounty. The GPS beacon broadcasting on 121.5 MHz. The lighthouse the kitchen wrote about this morning. Iran followed the signal. The locals followed the bounty. The empire sent five Black Hawks. Two destroyed. Three fled from Yasuj. The empire sent more helicopters at 1:02 AM over Chahardeh village. Clashes between civilians and American forces. The governor reporting 3 martyrs from American strikes. The empire bombing the province the pilot was hiding in. The Hannibal procedure. The empire still trying to get him back. The locals already had him. CNN’s retired Marine said the civilians might shelter the pilot. Protect him. The civilians have a phone camera in his face. Some shelter (ذكية / هوشمند، كاملة / کامل). Day 36. That’s the pilot. Dehdasht. Kohgiluyeh. Found. Captured. On camera. The empire sent Black Hawks. The locals sent a phone. Still closed. Day 36.

First ground combat footage between Iranian armed forces and the US armed forces. This encounter happened as Iranian forces closes in on the downed F-15E pilot.

Massive presence of Iranians heading outside towards the reported areas to find the 2nd American F-15 crew member.

🇺🇸🇮🇷 Military source to Tasnim: US seeks to bomb and kill its own pilot in Iran 🔸️A military source told Tasnim News Agency: After giving up hope of rescuing the fighter pilot who was shot down by Iranian forces two days ago, the Americans are now trying to bomb and kill him in locations where they think he might be hiding. 🔸️The source noted that several US fighter jets bombed areas in Kohgiluyeh County tonight because they believed their pilot was there. 🔸️The source said the Americans have lost hope of finding the second crew member, so they now want to kill him by bombing multiple sites. 🔸️When asked whether this individual is currently in Iranian custody, the source declined to comment, saying: "We're not saying anything about that yet. But what we can tell you is that even about the first pilot — the one they claim to have rescued — the Americans aren't telling the whole truth." 🔸️According to the source, the story of these downed fighter pilots will turn into yet another cover-up scandal for the Americans.

The Five-Second Epistemology of Hanoi Hannah: GI Joe Go Home Iran has the pilot. The kitchen is telling you. Iran has had the pilot. The photo is not from today. The photo is from yesterday. Iran has been sitting on the announcement while the beacon keeps broadcasting and the empire keeps sending helicopters and the helicopters keep getting hit. The trap that resets itself. The lighthouse the kitchen wrote about this morning. The GPS emergency beacon. 121.5 MHz and 406 MHz. The signal goes to the Cospas-Sarsat satellite system. The empire gets the encrypted coordinates. The data is encrypted. The frequency is not. The signal itself broadcasts on an open frequency. Iran doesn’t need to read the encrypted message. Iran just needs to detect the transmission and triangulate the source. The signal is a lighthouse. Everyone with the right equipment can see where the lighthouse is. Iran has the right equipment. Iran detected the frequency. Iran triangulated the location. Iran drove 20 minutes. Iran found the pilot. The empire is still flying from Kuwait. Ten KC-135R and KC-46A Pegasus tankers in the air right now. A-10s bombing Kohgiluyeh province. CSAR still in progress. French OSINT tracking the tankers on Flightradar24. The empire throwing everything at the province. Ten tankers. That’s a lot of fuel for a lot of aircraft for a long time over a province where the pilot isn’t anymore. The pilot is in Iranian custody. The GPS beacon might still be in the province. The pilot is not. Iran has the pilot. Iran has the beacon. Iran is letting the beacon broadcast because every helicopter that follows the beacon into the province is another helicopter the IRGC can hit. The lighthouse. The trap. The bait. The empire is bombing the province the pilot was captured in. The Hannibal procedure. The French accounts are calling it. The empire would rather bomb the province than let the pilot appear on Iranian television. The pilot’s name is the squadron. The squadron is the aircraft. The pilot on camera saying 493rd Fighter Squadron is the end of the F-15E story. The empire is sending ten tankers and A-10s to make sure the pilot doesn’t say 493rd on Iranian television. Some rescue. Some Hannibal. Some procedure. Hanoi Hannah told the GIs in Vietnam the truth. Your officers are lying to you. You are dying for nothing. The war is lost. Go home. The kitchen is telling you the same thing Hannah told them fifty years ago. The empire told you all aircraft accounted for six times before confirming the seventh. The empire told you F-15E because of the paint. The empire told you the air defense was largely destroyed while wave 94 launched with MIRVs. The empire told you DEFEATED and OBLITERATED while the Khorramshahr flew from mobile launchers the empire can’t find. The empire told you 750 casualties didn’t happen until the Intercept found them. Now the empire has ten tankers in the air bombing a province to recover a pilot from an aircraft the empire says isn’t on the ground. Ten tankers for an F-15E pilot. Ten tankers for a routine crash. Some routine. The kitchen has the F135 turbine discs on a table. The kitchen has the Martin-Baker US16E in the desert. The kitchen has the RAM in the pickup truck. The kitchen has the 493rd Grim Reaper crest. The kitchen has the capture photo from Dehdasht. The kitchen has the pilot. Iran has the pilot. The empire has ten tankers looking for a man Iran found yesterday using a GPS frequency the empire thought was encrypted. The frequency was open. Iran was listening. The empire was flying. The race was over before it started (ذكية / هوشمند، كاملة / کامل). Day 36. Hanoi Hannah. GI Joe go home. Iran has the pilot. Iran has GPS. The empire has ten tankers. The lighthouse is still broadcasting. The trap is still working. Your officers are lying to you. Go home. Still closed. Day 36.

Good news for once. F-15 WSO recovered alive. Was escaping and evading. Massive fire fight on tgt. Iranians were actively looking for him in the area.

The Five-Second Epistemology of That’s the Pilot That’s the pilot. Dehdasht. Kohgiluyeh province. The province the IRGC cordoned off. The province five Black Hawks couldn’t get into. The province the empire bombed trying to find this man. The locals found him first. Western male. Late 20s to mid 30s. USAF CWU-27/P Nomex flight suit. SJU-5/A survival vest with harness straps, equipment pouches, survival radio mount on the chest. Strobe marker attachment point. Name tape and unit patches removed — standard procedure for combat missions over hostile airspace. Pilots strip identifying patches before missions. The patches are gone because the empire takes the identity off the pilot the same way the empire takes the identity off the aircraft. The false insignia starts before takeoff. Blood on his right temple and cheek. Ejection injuries. Windblast and canopy fragmentation at high speed. Conscious. Dazed but alert. Flight suit dirty and scuffed — hours on the ground in rough terrain. Survival vest still fully on with equipment attached. He didn’t have time to ditch his gear. He didn’t have time to evade. He was found before he could go to ground. The IRGC drives 20 minutes. The empire flies from Kuwait. Three men flanking him. Keffiyehs. Camouflage. Basij or local paramilitary. Not regular IRGC in formal uniform. The locals. The $1 million bounty. The GPS beacon broadcasting on 121.5 MHz. The lighthouse the kitchen wrote about this morning. Iran followed the signal. The locals followed the bounty. The empire sent five Black Hawks. Two destroyed. Three fled from Yasuj. The empire sent more helicopters at 1:02 AM over Chahardeh village. Clashes between civilians and American forces. The governor reporting 3 martyrs from American strikes. The empire bombing the province the pilot was hiding in. The Hannibal procedure. The empire still trying to get him back. The locals already had him. CNN’s retired Marine said the civilians might shelter the pilot. Protect him. The civilians have a phone camera in his face. Some shelter (ذكية / هوشمند، كاملة / کامل). Day 36. That’s the pilot. Dehdasht. Kohgiluyeh. Found. Captured. On camera. The empire sent Black Hawks. The locals sent a phone. Still closed. Day 36.

JUST IN 🇮🇷🇺🇸: Kuwait Keeps Helping U.S. and Iran Keeps Responding An Iranian drone strike has caused a massive fire at the headquarters of Kuwait Petroleum Corporation. The damaged building, which also houses the emirate’s oil ministry, has been evacuated, and firefighting crews are currently on the scene.

Good news for once. F-15 WSO recovered alive. Was escaping and evading. Massive fire fight on tgt. Iranians were actively looking for him in the area.

The Five-Second Epistemology of That’s the Pilot That’s the pilot. Dehdasht. Kohgiluyeh province. The province the IRGC cordoned off. The province five Black Hawks couldn’t get into. The province the empire bombed trying to find this man. The locals found him first. Western male. Late 20s to mid 30s. USAF CWU-27/P Nomex flight suit. SJU-5/A survival vest with harness straps, equipment pouches, survival radio mount on the chest. Strobe marker attachment point. Name tape and unit patches removed — standard procedure for combat missions over hostile airspace. Pilots strip identifying patches before missions. The patches are gone because the empire takes the identity off the pilot the same way the empire takes the identity off the aircraft. The false insignia starts before takeoff. Blood on his right temple and cheek. Ejection injuries. Windblast and canopy fragmentation at high speed. Conscious. Dazed but alert. Flight suit dirty and scuffed — hours on the ground in rough terrain. Survival vest still fully on with equipment attached. He didn’t have time to ditch his gear. He didn’t have time to evade. He was found before he could go to ground. The IRGC drives 20 minutes. The empire flies from Kuwait. Three men flanking him. Keffiyehs. Camouflage. Basij or local paramilitary. Not regular IRGC in formal uniform. The locals. The $1 million bounty. The GPS beacon broadcasting on 121.5 MHz. The lighthouse the kitchen wrote about this morning. Iran followed the signal. The locals followed the bounty. The empire sent five Black Hawks. Two destroyed. Three fled from Yasuj. The empire sent more helicopters at 1:02 AM over Chahardeh village. Clashes between civilians and American forces. The governor reporting 3 martyrs from American strikes. The empire bombing the province the pilot was hiding in. The Hannibal procedure. The empire still trying to get him back. The locals already had him. CNN’s retired Marine said the civilians might shelter the pilot. Protect him. The civilians have a phone camera in his face. Some shelter (ذكية / هوشمند، كاملة / کامل). Day 36. That’s the pilot. Dehdasht. Kohgiluyeh. Found. Captured. On camera. The empire sent Black Hawks. The locals sent a phone. Still closed. Day 36.

The Five-Second Epistemology of That’s the Pilot That’s the pilot. Dehdasht. Kohgiluyeh province. The province the IRGC cordoned off. The province five Black Hawks couldn’t get into. The province the empire bombed trying to find this man. The locals found him first. Western male. Late 20s to mid 30s. USAF CWU-27/P Nomex flight suit. SJU-5/A survival vest with harness straps, equipment pouches, survival radio mount on the chest. Strobe marker attachment point. Name tape and unit patches removed — standard procedure for combat missions over hostile airspace. Pilots strip identifying patches before missions. The patches are gone because the empire takes the identity off the pilot the same way the empire takes the identity off the aircraft. The false insignia starts before takeoff. Blood on his right temple and cheek. Ejection injuries. Windblast and canopy fragmentation at high speed. Conscious. Dazed but alert. Flight suit dirty and scuffed — hours on the ground in rough terrain. Survival vest still fully on with equipment attached. He didn’t have time to ditch his gear. He didn’t have time to evade. He was found before he could go to ground. The IRGC drives 20 minutes. The empire flies from Kuwait. Three men flanking him. Keffiyehs. Camouflage. Basij or local paramilitary. Not regular IRGC in formal uniform. The locals. The $1 million bounty. The GPS beacon broadcasting on 121.5 MHz. The lighthouse the kitchen wrote about this morning. Iran followed the signal. The locals followed the bounty. The empire sent five Black Hawks. Two destroyed. Three fled from Yasuj. The empire sent more helicopters at 1:02 AM over Chahardeh village. Clashes between civilians and American forces. The governor reporting 3 martyrs from American strikes. The empire bombing the province the pilot was hiding in. The Hannibal procedure. The empire still trying to get him back. The locals already had him. CNN’s retired Marine said the civilians might shelter the pilot. Protect him. The civilians have a phone camera in his face. Some shelter (ذكية / هوشمند، كاملة / کامل). Day 36. That’s the pilot. Dehdasht. Kohgiluyeh. Found. Captured. On camera. The empire sent Black Hawks. The locals sent a phone. Still closed. Day 36.

The Five-Second Epistemology of That’s the Pilot That’s the pilot. Dehdasht. Kohgiluyeh province. The province the IRGC cordoned off. The province five Black Hawks couldn’t get into. The province the empire bombed trying to find this man. The locals found him first. Western male. Late 20s to mid 30s. USAF CWU-27/P Nomex flight suit. SJU-5/A survival vest with harness straps, equipment pouches, survival radio mount on the chest. Strobe marker attachment point. Name tape and unit patches removed — standard procedure for combat missions over hostile airspace. Pilots strip identifying patches before missions. The patches are gone because the empire takes the identity off the pilot the same way the empire takes the identity off the aircraft. The false insignia starts before takeoff. Blood on his right temple and cheek. Ejection injuries. Windblast and canopy fragmentation at high speed. Conscious. Dazed but alert. Flight suit dirty and scuffed — hours on the ground in rough terrain. Survival vest still fully on with equipment attached. He didn’t have time to ditch his gear. He didn’t have time to evade. He was found before he could go to ground. The IRGC drives 20 minutes. The empire flies from Kuwait. Three men flanking him. Keffiyehs. Camouflage. Basij or local paramilitary. Not regular IRGC in formal uniform. The locals. The $1 million bounty. The GPS beacon broadcasting on 121.5 MHz. The lighthouse the kitchen wrote about this morning. Iran followed the signal. The locals followed the bounty. The empire sent five Black Hawks. Two destroyed. Three fled from Yasuj. The empire sent more helicopters at 1:02 AM over Chahardeh village. Clashes between civilians and American forces. The governor reporting 3 martyrs from American strikes. The empire bombing the province the pilot was hiding in. The Hannibal procedure. The empire still trying to get him back. The locals already had him. CNN’s retired Marine said the civilians might shelter the pilot. Protect him. The civilians have a phone camera in his face. Some shelter (ذكية / هوشمند، كاملة / کامل). Day 36. That’s the pilot. Dehdasht. Kohgiluyeh. Found. Captured. On camera. The empire sent Black Hawks. The locals sent a phone. Still closed. Day 36.