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Germanwings Airbus A320 Crash in Southern France (47)
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Germanwings co-pilot Andreas Lubitz, who intentionally flew an Airbus 320 into a French mountainside on Tuesday, was well-acquainted with the crash area.
Topic:
Germanwings Airbus A320 Crash in Southern France (47)
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Germanwings co-pilot Andreas Lubitz, who intentionally flew an Airbus 320 into a French mountainside on Tuesday, was well-acquainted with the crash area.
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Recovered Simulator Files Show Possible Devious Intent By MH370 Pilot
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Both have been left by their girlfriends-woman.
MH370 can be found at Diego Garcia (empty)
Last one can be found in small peaces in Swiss alps.
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Germanwings investigation: Links with MH370 and other crashes probed
Investigators to examine striking similarites between Germanwings disaster and the crashes of Malaysian Airlines flight MH370 and Mozambique Airlines flight TM470
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/aviation/11496988/Germanwings-investigation-Links-with-other-crashes-probed.html
Investigators to examine striking similarites between Germanwings disaster and the crashes of Malaysian Airlines flight MH370 and Mozambique Airlines flight TM470
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2 comments:
This is bullshit. I don't believe the copilot intentionally crashed the plane. This is another made-up, false flag story by the mainstream media and their controllers. It's getting deeper by the day. Veterans Today published an informative story about the cockpit doors on airliners. No way the pilot was "locked out" by the copilot. Also, no way the autopilot was set to "fly the plane into the ground." It doesn't work that way. And then, there is the "fly by wire" system they are all so proud of. It can land a plane in a 30 knot crosswind. This whole story is someone's wet dream. Too bad the copilot is being blamed for it, and labeled "mentally unstable." Wrong place at the wrong time.
Re: 2:15 P.M.
I agree completely.
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