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Originally appeared at ZeroHedge
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Ahead of the first doses of the BioNTech-Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine to be administered in Germany this weekend, a creative pilot with a wild imagination and the knack for entering coordinates in his GPS logged flight hours by drawing a ‘sky syringe.’
RT News reports pilot Samy Kramer spent a great deal of time entering the coordinates to create a syringe-shaped flight path over German skies as he needed to log flight hours.
“At the moment, I have to collect a lot of flying hours, and instead of just flying like that, I wanted to draw a reminder in the air that you should get vaccinated,” Kramer said.
He flew a Diamond DA20 Katana, a light aircraft with seating for two and a top speed of 159 mph, and said the real challenge came when flying as his movements had to be precise.
Flightradar24 snapped Kramer’s flight path, illustrating a giant sky syringe.
“A pilot in Germany used a Diamond DA20 Katana aircraft to send this message to the world,” the flight tracking website tweeted.
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Flightradar24 captured other pilots expressing their creative side by entering coordinates in their GPS to construct virus-related sky drawings.
This sky drawing, conducted by another pilot reads, “stay home.”
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The second is a hospital cross that is connected with a thumbs up.
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The third is the abbreviation “NHS,” which stands for the United Kingdom National Health Service.
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Not too long ago, Russian pilots chose a ballsy flight path to show their support for Russian footballer team captain Artem Dzyuba, by drawing a giant ‘sky penis’.
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Sky penises have also been a big hit with US military pilots (see: here & here).
There have been no reports by Flightradar24 of anti-vaxxer pilots drawing anti-government sky images as of yet.
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