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Police don't SAY it's terrorism even when they know doggone well it is because of politically correct ostriches like you.Garydog is right about some things though. Seems some folks have decided it's terrorism to the point of offering complete speculation.
Police haven't. Of course they haven't taken anything off the table. That would be irresponsible before the investigation is complete. What they have said so far is - no evidence of terror links, no evidence of religiosity, nothing yet found in his background.
What evidence is confirmed? A struggle of some kind in the cockpit leading to the crash.
They guy badly wanted to be a pilot.
*Might* have been washing out of the program.
Was a Muslim.
Police don't SAY it's terrorism even when they know doggone well it is because of politically correct ostriches like you.Garydog is right about some things though. Seems some folks have decided it's terrorism to the point of offering complete speculation.
Police haven't. Of course they haven't taken anything off the table. That would be irresponsible before the investigation is complete. What they have said so far is - no evidence of terror links, no evidence of religiosity, nothing yet found in his background.
What evidence is confirmed? A struggle of some kind in the cockpit leading to the crash.
They guy badly wanted to be a pilot.
*Might* have been washing out of the program.
Was a Muslim.
Because planes have been used.
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A purported photo of Feras Freitekh in the old country during happier days when he was a student plane crasher, BUT NOT A TERRORIST!
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You are correct, my position is that until facts have been determined to establish things one way or another we do not know that the suicide was a terrorist act or not.A purported photo of Feras Freitekh in the old country during happier days when he was a student plane crasher, BUT NOT A TERRORIST!
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Your mind's made up.
You are correct, my position is that until facts have been determined to establish things one way or another we do not know that the suicide was a terrorist act or not.A purported photo of Feras Freitekh in the old country during happier days when he was a student plane crasher, BUT NOT A TERRORIST!
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Your mind's made up.
There has been another plot uncovered in Connecticut. This time the terrorists want to recreate Aladdin and his Flying Carpet to crash into throngs of innocent people.
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They are having problems getting the plan off the ground.
Because planes have been used.
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Oh yes.
Bring on 9/11.
This is not comparable by any means.
I am not arguing anything.You are correct, my position is that until facts have been determined to establish things one way or another we do not know that the suicide was a terrorist act or not.A purported photo of Feras Freitekh in the old country during happier days when he was a student plane crasher, BUT NOT A TERRORIST!
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Your mind's made up.
Exactly. So why are you arguing so hard in favor of it being a terrorist attack when there is nothing in the evidence as of yet to support it?
I prefer to look at the available evidence.
Police don't SAY it's terrorism even when they know doggone well it is because of politically correct ostriches like you.Garydog is right about some things though. Seems some folks have decided it's terrorism to the point of offering complete speculation.
Police haven't. Of course they haven't taken anything off the table. That would be irresponsible before the investigation is complete. What they have said so far is - no evidence of terror links, no evidence of religiosity, nothing yet found in his background.
What evidence is confirmed? A struggle of some kind in the cockpit leading to the crash.
They guy badly wanted to be a pilot.
*Might* have been washing out of the program.
Was a Muslim.
You say terrorism even when it isn't. So what's the point? Why is it so difficult for you to look at the evidence?
Has anyone come forward and said he was religious? What's been found on his facebook? Friends and family? What are they saying about him? Police have to keep everything on the table until it's concluded, but thus far have found nothing indicating terrorism.
Maybe they will.
Maybe they won't.
All my research points to the suicide as happy guy as well who loved to fly... There is much more to this story.Depressed to the point of suicide?
Not according to his friends.
Curious.
Friends: Student in crash was upbeat, happy to be flying
Posted: Saturday, October 15, 2016 8:41 pm | Updated: 8:47 pm, Sat Oct 15, 2016.
Associated Press |
HARTFORD — A few hours before he died in a Connecticut plane crash, Feras Freitekh left a message for a close friend in his native Jordan in which he joked around, asked for help with a game app and said he would talk with him after a final flight test this week.
The friend, Amjad Majdy, said Freitekh was happy to be fulfilling his passion for aviation. He and others who were close to the student pilot say they are puzzled by U.S. officials’ assertions that Tuesday’s plane crash was intentional, including one official who said it appears to have been a suicide attempt by Freitekh.
“He was laughing and he was normal. Nothing wrong with him,” Majdy, who lives in Amman, said via Facebook messaging. “He loved being a pilot. That was his dream.” ...
Friends: Student in crash was upbeat, happy to be flying
I read a report that a woman (anonymous) who knew both the instructor and the student, said that the student acted very bizarrely and freaked out about the fact he needed to have his photo taken re a certification issue. Also, there have been many reports that his official address was unlived in by him and only used for receiving mail. Potentially odd.All my research points to the suicide as happy guy as well who loved to fly... There is much more to this story.Depressed to the point of suicide?
Not according to his friends.
Curious.
Friends: Student in crash was upbeat, happy to be flying
Posted: Saturday, October 15, 2016 8:41 pm | Updated: 8:47 pm, Sat Oct 15, 2016.
Associated Press |
HARTFORD — A few hours before he died in a Connecticut plane crash, Feras Freitekh left a message for a close friend in his native Jordan in which he joked around, asked for help with a game app and said he would talk with him after a final flight test this week.
The friend, Amjad Majdy, said Freitekh was happy to be fulfilling his passion for aviation. He and others who were close to the student pilot say they are puzzled by U.S. officials’ assertions that Tuesday’s plane crash was intentional, including one official who said it appears to have been a suicide attempt by Freitekh.
“He was laughing and he was normal. Nothing wrong with him,” Majdy, who lives in Amman, said via Facebook messaging. “He loved being a pilot. That was his dream.” ...
Friends: Student in crash was upbeat, happy to be flying