03-26-2015, 11:01 AM
(03-26-2015, 10:33 AM)Midwest Spy Wrote: My guess as to why a group wouldn't want to take credit would be that it could jeopardize the missions of the others that could be in the process of completing THEIR missions.
If one was successful, there are sure to be others on the way, IMO.
Maybe so.
But, just by the fact that terrorism was an obvious possibility right off the bat, any other upcoming missions would already be jeopardized by the predictable suspicion. Many flights were grounded yesterday, airport security has been heightened...
9⁄11 was sadly a terrorist success at multiple sites because the flights were all hijacked nearly simultaneously to avoid that exact jeopardy.
Lubitz could have been a terrorist. But, nothing is pointing in that direction for me at this time. I'm very interested in seeing what Interpol turns up in regards to Lubitz's personal and professional life.
P.s. There was one Israeli on the plane. I've seen a couple of commenters suggest that Lubitz, a German, must therefor have been Anti-Semitic and that's what motivated the crash. Seriously.