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Let's pause to consider the grotesque absurdity of this tale, one that could only unfold in our age of moral confusion, depravity, and institutional cowardice. A pilot, Captain Ivan Chirivella of Vueling Airlines, once described Mohamed Atta and Marwan Al Shehhi, yes, those scumbags, the butchers of 9/11, as "normal lads." Normal, that is, except for their "sexist" attitudes, though apparently they "never said anything bad about the US."
How comforting. These "normal lads," let us not forget, went on to pilot American Airlines Flight 11 and United Airlines Flight 175 into the Twin Towers, murdering 2,753 souls in an act of barbarism that shook the civilized world. And yet, this same Chirivella, a man who trained these monsters, was last week commanding a flight in Valencia, where he saw fit to have 50 Jewish children, youngchildren, mind you, aged 10 to 15, ejected from the Vueling Airline plane.
Picture the scene: these youngsters, fresh from a summer camp in Spain, board Vueling flight VY8166, bound for Paris. They take their seats, some humming Hebrew songs, as children do, full of life and innocence. The crew, apparently affronted by this display of cultural identity, warns them to stop. The children, obediently, comply, as confirmed by Karine Lamy, a mother whose child was among them, in an interview with i24NEWS. But compliance was not enough.
Picture the scene: these youngsters, fresh from a summer camp in Spain, board Vueling flight VY8166, bound for Paris. They take their seats, some humming Hebrew songs, as children do, full of life and innocence. The crew, apparently affronted by this display of cultural identity, warns them to stop. The children, obediently, comply, as confirmed by Karine Lamy, a mother whose child was among them, in an interview with i24NEWS. But compliance was not enough.
Minutes later, the Spanish Civil Guard storms aboard, as though these children posed some existential threat. The camp’s 21-year-old director is handcuffed in front of her charges, while passengers are ordered to place their phones on the ground, lest they document this outrage. The footage, mercifully, escaped, spreading across social media like a flare in the dark.
The authorities claim 44 minors and eight adults were removed, the camp director having "refused to get off the plane and obey the officers." She was later released, no charges filed, which rather undermines the narrative of her supposed intransigence. Vueling, ever eager to deflect, issued a bullcrap statement claiming the group had tampered with emergency equipment and ignored crew instructions, engaging in "highly disruptive behavior" that endangered the flight. Oh, and they were quick to add, with the sanctimonious tone of a corporation caught in the act, that they "categorically reject any form of discrimination without exception."
How noble. Yet when pressed about Chirivella’s identity, they confirmed he was the captain, born in the Canary Islands, 1976, a man of 12,500 flight hours, but conveniently omitted his starring role in the prequel to September 11 and how he trained the anal sphincters pictured below.
For it was Chirivella, as the Telegraph uncovered, who trained Atta and Al Shehhi at Jones Aviation Academy in Florida in 2000. He even penned a book in 2003, Innocent Accomplice, reflecting on his time with these “normal lads.” Normal, perhaps, until they were expelled from the academy for harassing female staff and falsifying documents—minor peccadilloes, apparently, for men who would soon commit mass murder. After the towers fell, the FBI came knocking, and Chirivella complained to El Mundo that he and others were treated "unfairly." Poor soul. Since 2006, he has flown for Vueling, moonlighting as a flight instructor, shaping the next generation of aviators. One wonders what lessons he imparts.
This is not merely a story of one man’s dubious past. It is a damning indictment of a world that allows such a figure to wield authority over Jewish children, to have them marched off a plane under armed guard for the crime of singing. It is a world where the memory of 9/11 grows faint, where the dots between past and present are left unconnected, and where the innocent are punished while the culpable carry on. If this does not stir your outrage, what will?
For it was Chirivella, as the Telegraph uncovered, who trained Atta and Al Shehhi at Jones Aviation Academy in Florida in 2000. He even penned a book in 2003, Innocent Accomplice, reflecting on his time with these “normal lads.” Normal, perhaps, until they were expelled from the academy for harassing female staff and falsifying documents—minor peccadilloes, apparently, for men who would soon commit mass murder. After the towers fell, the FBI came knocking, and Chirivella complained to El Mundo that he and others were treated "unfairly." Poor soul. Since 2006, he has flown for Vueling, moonlighting as a flight instructor, shaping the next generation of aviators. One wonders what lessons he imparts.
This is not merely a story of one man’s dubious past. It is a damning indictment of a world that allows such a figure to wield authority over Jewish children, to have them marched off a plane under armed guard for the crime of singing. It is a world where the memory of 9/11 grows faint, where the dots between past and present are left unconnected, and where the innocent are punished while the culpable carry on. If this does not stir your outrage, what will?
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