Even Mr.Bean British sitcom wouldn’t be much funnier than Egyptian tweets as reaction to the un-logic story published by Daily Mail UK claiming a rocket ‘attack’ on British jet with 189 passengers on board ‘dodged missile’ while approaching Sharm El Sheikh. it emerged last night although (According to Daily Mail UK) the attack happened last August!
Excluding James Bond as the only British who can spot and maneuver a missile using a civil plane and land safely carrying 189 passengers, Its it’s illogical to believe that such an incident kept secret since last August and it seems that Daily Mail claims meant to heat up the scene by re-enforcing the Bomb Theory.
Egyptians on Twitter posted some tweets to make fun of the story using the hashtag [#طيار_الديلي_ميل] translated as: The Daily Mail Pilot.
Egyptians r making fun of z absurd @mailonline story about a passenger plane dodging a SAM over Sinai on this hashtage #طيار_الديلي_ميل
— 🇪🇬 احمد 💉💉 (@AhmedWagih) November 7, 2015
https://twitter.com/niveenfady/status/663040540984913921
Written on the plane "the evil eye hit me & God almighty saved me". @DailyMailUK #طيار_الديلي_ميل
— Aliaa Waheed (@AliaaWaheed) November 7, 2015
@MailOnline #طيار_الديلي_ميل Regarding the Daily Mail joke pic.twitter.com/z1tdJpeyS6
— ᗪᖇ. ᗩᗷᗪᗩᒪᒪᗩᕼ ᗴᙢᖇᗩᑎ (@Abdallah_Emran) November 7, 2015
#طيار_الديلي_ميل pic.twitter.com/tvltR62MCh
— αумαη🕵♂️ (@ayman00097) November 7, 2015
More observant than a bat😉 #طيار_الديلي_ميل pic.twitter.com/cvXICmstR5
— kind hoopoe (@kindhoopoe) November 7, 2015
@FCOJohnCasson @MahmoudySalem @HelpEGY #طيار_الديلي_ميل@DailyMailUK #daily_mail_pilot
Pilot maneuvering missiles! pic.twitter.com/tRqRgDRfdi
— Bassem Samir (@bassemadli) November 7, 2015
Here's how to dodge a missile from a civilian plane, u turn steering wheel &pull the handbrakes as hard as u can, et voila#طيار_الديلي_ميل
— 🇪🇬 🇪🇬 🇪🇬 سامح عمر (@Sameh_omar) November 7, 2015
#طيار_الديلي_ميل@DailyMailUK
Ninja pilot is faster than missiles 😹 pic.twitter.com/pZ0sr8Nkfr
— Bassem Samir (@bassemadli) November 7, 2015
#طيار_الديلي_ميل
Exclusive Pic for #Thomson #British plane dodging missile above #Sharm el -Sheikh pic.twitter.com/FBNdIWeup4
— 🇸🇦 SULUMBO 🇸🇦 (@SULUMBO) November 7, 2015
#طيار_الديلي_ميل @MailOnline @DailyMailUK The Moment when British airliner was targeted by Rockets over #Sinai pic.twitter.com/LmtFSLgkMx
— Ayman Moftah (@azizmoftah) November 7, 2015
isee the rocket🚀come from this direction😀
Then iwent to other direction😂#طيار_الديلي_ميل
#pinocchio_English_media pic.twitter.com/5oCJRfDOYU
— أحمد عبد الفتّاح (@A7md_3bfta7) November 7, 2015
#طيار_الديلي_ميل @DailyMailUK
Photo of u r clever pilot 😎😂😂 pic.twitter.com/u4wJyThjkt
— محمود سيد (@Mahmodsayeed) November 7, 2015
@MailOnline @DailyMailUK selfie after avoiding the missiles and rockets #طيار_الديلي_ميل pic.twitter.com/e7oO8CPQcD
— Ayman Moftah (@azizmoftah) November 7, 2015
@DailyMailUK Do you know the you're being smacked on this hash tag? #طيار_الديلي_ميل
— Ismail Cherri (@IsmailCherri) November 7, 2015
@DailyMailUK @BBCWorld I'll give u 10 pounds and say it again LoL 😀
your Pilot is very funny 😀 #طيار_الديلي_ميل pic.twitter.com/8rHycGZbPT
— مافيش فايدة!! (@Hend_Hussien) November 7, 2015
https://twitter.com/nancykhaliill/status/662957686556901376
Brits are getting a taste of Egyptian satire. Trust me u have no chance. #طيار_الديلي_ميل
— Secular (@TheSecular) November 7, 2015
@DailyMailUK you don't know how many comics laughing at you and your pilot on this hash tag #طيار_الديلي_ميل
— Sally Mowafy (@SallyMowafy) November 7, 2015
Update//
Philip Hammond, British Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth denies missile targeted British plane to Sharm el-Sheikh
After flights continued on the route to Sharm el-Sheikh for another two months, journalist Andrew Marr asked the foreign secretary on his BBC1 show: ‘Why did we not hear about it at the time?’
Hammond replied, ‘I looked very carefully at that at the time. I’m pretty sure that was a red herring and we have a very good idea of what actually happened. There was an Egyptian military exercise going on on the ground and I was satisfied at the end of our investigation.’
‘I was satisfied that was not an attempt on the plane. The plane was not in danger at any time.’
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