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Sorry I call them as I see them. I don't see you as a hero. I just see you as one of the many Trump supporters who are maintaining your sanity by denying reality. And while it's good that you are staying sane, it's sad that you are doing it by ignoring reality. Again, given Trump is literally a rapist, and is just as literally supporting and protecting pedophiles and human traffickers, I can't take your crying very seriously. You deal with the beam in your eye and then we'll look to fixing the motes in everyone else's. I blame conservatives for supporting rapists, pedophiles, human traffickers and felons, yes. And will continue to do so until you stop supporting them. For 1500 years academia has been pushing EVERY idea. It's what they do. They push the ideas of Kant, and Nietzsche, and Jung, and Freud. They push "natural philosophy" (science) and math and theater. They go into capitalism and socialism and communism and nihilism and objectivism and every other -ism. The difference between you and I is that I think studying things like that is worth it. You think studying anything other than the things you believe in to be stupidity. Which is why you so often misunderstand what happens in the world around you; you have no frame of reference other than your own, and you get your worldview from whatever Youtube video you saw last night. Then you post that video here thinking it is a substitute for intelligent analysis. It's not. Given that Fauci literally wrote the book on infectious disease, he's a lot smarter than you or I - and has done far more good for Americans (and the world at large) than you or I ever will.

Someone here had also mentioned the possibility that his grudge was against the insurance company for NWO... who actually reimbursed the airline. I doubt this, since you'd have to be a real insider to know such. This is similar to a grudge against the bank - which I'm sure didn't lose a dime. The Cooper case was essentially a bank robbery, except he likely didn't know which bank the money would come from. A grudge against the FBI was first proposed by Bill Rollins (regarding Joe Lakich). That may seem far out there, but if the FBI (also a good proxy for the Man or the system) had done you wrong, you might commit a crime that you'd be certain would automatically involve them, such as air piracy. We don't even know if Personal vs. General was a distinction to Cooper in his grudge. One can have a personal grudge, but blame the larger system for his issue. For example, Chris Magee was an adrenaline junkie who excelled at combat, but was a square peg outside the military. He found "no work that gave him meaning." He knew he could do things rare few others would even dare, and found few options in legitimate endeavors, so decided for criminality instead. Sad.