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On numerous occasions I told the Air Force and Lockheed Martin that the F-35 Fighter Jet is, in effect, DEFECTIVE, because it only has one engine. They told me that the engine is so good and reliable that it will never break down. I said that’s not possible, everything breaks down at one time or another, just look at Crooked Joe Biden. You need redundancy, you need TWO ENGINES! No high cost modern day plane should have only one engine. Well, an F-35 fell out of the sky yesterday. Hear we go again! I also recommended to “bad maintenance” Boeing that they should not lengthen the unattractive, fat, and slow 737 to get a larger plane, they should go, instead, to an updated fast, beautiful, and sleek 757, the “Praying Mantis.” It is commercial pilots favorite plane to fly. Had they listened to me, years ago, they wouldn’t have had the disaster known as the 737 MAX. Those two horrible tragedies would never have happened. As they say, “Trump was right about everything.” Thank you!!!

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AI Analysis

Machine-generated analysis of the post above on 2026-03-24. Not written by the author of the post.

Danger Level
None
Narcissistic State
Grandiose
Authorship
Self-Written
Intensity
58%

This post is a textbook instance of grandiose supply-seeking via retrospective omniscience: two institutional disasters (F-35B crash, 737 MAX) are conscripted as personal validation data, with unverifiable prior warnings deployed to construct a narrative of superior, ignored judgment. Clinically notable features include: a six-day temporal compression presented as 'yesterday'; an apparent confabulated nickname for the 757 ('Praying Mantis') with no recognized industry grounding; the complete absence of empathy for crash victims, who appear solely as evidence in a brief about Trump's judgment; and the culminating self-apotheosis — 'Trump was right about everything' — framed as collective consensus. Authorship appears authentic based on the phonemic error 'Hear we go again' and structurally disorganized argumentation, despite afternoon timing. The Biden insult inserted mid-technical-argument with zero logical function is especially diagnostic of unmediated Trump composition. No acute psychological destabilization is evident; this is confident, expansive, grandiose-state operation within established behavioral parameters. Trajectory: stable and consistent with longitudinal baseline. No danger indicators.

Authorship Analysis
Self-Written
Indicators:
  • Orthographic error 'Hear we go again' (phonemic substitution characteristic of hurried authentic typing)
  • Stream-of-consciousness pivot from military aviation to Biden insult to Boeing counterfactual
  • ALL CAPS emphasis ('DEFECTIVE', 'TWO ENGINES') consistent with authentic emotional register
  • First-person anecdote framing ('I told...they told me...I said') is structurally authentic
  • Biden insult inserted mid-argument with zero logical function — aide-written posts maintain argumentative discipline
Psychological Profile
State
Grandiose State

Trigger: Supply Seeking (F-35B crash news cycle providing opportunity for retrospective vindication)

Sentiment
+0.28
Mildly Hypomanic
Multiple exclamation points throughoutRapid pivots across multiple technical domains in single postPressured quality of argumentation — two institutional failures claimed as personal vindication in a single breathGrandiose culmination ('Trump was right about everything') delivered with evident self-satisfaction
Clinical
Malignant Narcissism:
Narcissistic
82%
Antisocial
20%
Paranoid
28%
Sadism
10%
Defense Mechanisms:
distortionrationalizationidealization
Cognitive Complexity:
Complexity
38%
Cognitive Markers:
temporal confusionconfabulationphonemic paraphasia
Parasocial Techniques:
retrospective omniscience as supply extractionfalse authority via unverifiable private conversationsconditioned Biden contempt activation for audience bondingcumulative false precision (two domains, two warnings, two disasters) simulating documented track record
Fact Checks (7)
"F-35 is single-engine"
True

All F-35 variants (A/B/C) are powered by a single Pratt & Whitney F135 turbofan engine

"An F-35 'fell out of the sky yesterday'"
Mostly False

An F-35B did crash near MCAS Beaufort, SC, but on September 17, 2023 — six days before this post, not one day prior

"Boeing 737 MAX had two fatal crashes"
True

Lion Air Flight 610 (October 2018, 189 dead) and Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302 (March 2019, 157 dead) — 346 total fatalities

"The 757 is commercial pilots' favorite plane to fly"
Mostly True

The Boeing 757 is widely regarded among pilots for its performance characteristics, thrust-to-weight ratio, and handling; frequently cited favorably in pilot surveys

"The 757 is nicknamed 'Praying Mantis'"
Unverifiable

No recognized Boeing designation, military callsign, or industry/pilot community nickname 'Praying Mantis' for the 757 is documented; appears to be an idiosyncratic Trump label

"Trump warned Boeing against lengthening the 737 (years ago, before the MAX crashes)"
Unverifiable

No documented record of Trump advising Boeing on 737 vs. 757 design strategy prior to the 2018-2019 crashes; 737 MAX design decisions were finalized in early 2010s before Trump's presidency; claimed advisory role is entirely unverifiable

"Trump was right about everything"
False

Rhetorical slogan asserted as collective consensus; not a factual claim capable of literal assessment

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