According to reports in US media, the firm whose system allegedly caused the country’s complete paralysis of its air traffic system, grounding planes nationwide for five hours, is arms and tech firm L3Harris. L3Harris has close ties to the Israeli military.
Former congresswoman Cynthia McKinney had a very succinct point to make:

She has a point…
McKinney has a point. The company providing anti-crash security systems in Spain on the line that saw the deadly Toledo rail crash? And the company that spied on Spain’s PM and other officials? Israeli:

The company caught meddling with the storage temperature of French blood banks before France’s blood stocks were destroyed by a hack that increased temperatures to boiling? France has now – apparently opportunistically – blamed Iran, but the company wasn’t Iranian:

Of course, the notorious terrorist attacks in Lebanon, using sabotaged pagers and radios to kill and maim thousands, many of them civilians and children? You’ve guessed it: Israel.
Israel’s ‘Pegasus’ spyware infected the phones of journalists, dissidents and others – and got Jamal Khashoggi murdered and dismembered in a Saudi embassy. Benjamin Netanyahu recently boasted of being able to plant any incriminating evidence Israel wants on the phones or devices of anyone they choose to target. And Samsung phones in many regions are reportedly infested with “unremovable” Israeli spyware.
Just these anything but exhaustive examples force the conclusion that any country that allows Israel or its enablers anywhere near its systems is run by fools or traitors.
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