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no---he wrote "your stupid"
Learn to read, fucking idiot.
Yes, your stupidity.
Don't be too hard on idiotrosie, people with such low IQs should be pitied, not attacked.
no---he wrote "your stupid"
Learn to read, fucking idiot.
Yes, your stupidity.
Don't be too hard on idiotrosie, people with such low IQs should be pitied, not attacked.
My measured IQ when I was in the eighth grade was 138 I was not impressed ----but somehow it seems to have gotten me into all kinds of "special classes"-----watta drag. I even had to deal with some sort of
EXPERIMENTAL approach to chemistry-----the teacher got so confused ------he gave up teaching
no---he wrote "your stupid"
Learn to read, fucking idiot.
Yes, your stupidity.
Don't be too hard on idiotrosie, people with such low IQs should be pitied, not attacked.
My measured IQ when I was in the eighth grade was 138 I was not impressed ----but somehow it seems to have gotten me into all kinds of "special classes"-----watta drag. I even had to deal with some sort of
EXPERIMENTAL approach to chemistry-----the teacher got so confused ------he gave up teaching
Which test?
We are unlikely to ever know what was going through the mind of co-pilot Andreas Lubitz on the day he decided to bolt the cockpit door of the Germanwings passenger plane which he then deliberately crashed into a rocky ravine in the Alps, killing all 149 people on board.
A torn up sick-note, suggestions that he was recently jilted by his girl-friend and previous treatment for depression have all been used to suggest that this was a wanton act of a deranged madman intent on suicide and mass murder.
However, psychiatrists were quick to point out today that depression is a relatively common condition affecting one in six people in the UK, and yet cases of “murder suicide” are incredibly rare, especially outside of the arena of religious fanaticism.
Paul Keedwell, a consultant psychiatrist at Cardiff University and a specialist in mood disorders, says that only about two or three people in every million each year carry out murder while committing suicide, and most of these cases are men who end up killing their wives or partners.
Germanwings plane crash Murder-suicide cannot be explained as depression say experts - Europe - World - The Independent
and most of these cases are men who end up killing their wives or partners.
We are unlikely to ever know what was going through the mind of co-pilot Andreas Lubitz on the day he decided to bolt the cockpit door of the Germanwings passenger plane which he then deliberately crashed into a rocky ravine in the Alps, killing all 149 people on board.
A torn up sick-note, suggestions that he was recently jilted by his girl-friend and previous treatment for depression have all been used to suggest that this was a wanton act of a deranged madman intent on suicide and mass murder.
However, psychiatrists were quick to point out today that depression is a relatively common condition affecting one in six people in the UK, and yet cases of “murder suicide” are incredibly rare, especially outside of the arena of religious fanaticism.
Paul Keedwell, a consultant psychiatrist at Cardiff University and a specialist in mood disorders, says that only about two or three people in every million each year carry out murder while committing suicide, and most of these cases are men who end up killing their wives or partners.
Germanwings plane crash Murder-suicide cannot be explained as depression say experts - Europe - World - The Independent
My "expert opinion" remains-----IMPULSE SUICIDE OF OPPORTUNITY. He was faced with a situation of SURE AND EASY DEATH
We are unlikely to ever know what was going through the mind of co-pilot Andreas Lubitz on the day he decided to bolt the cockpit door of the Germanwings passenger plane which he then deliberately crashed into a rocky ravine in the Alps, killing all 149 people on board.
A torn up sick-note, suggestions that he was recently jilted by his girl-friend and previous treatment for depression have all been used to suggest that this was a wanton act of a deranged madman intent on suicide and mass murder.
However, psychiatrists were quick to point out today that depression is a relatively common condition affecting one in six people in the UK, and yet cases of “murder suicide” are incredibly rare, especially outside of the arena of religious fanaticism.
Paul Keedwell, a consultant psychiatrist at Cardiff University and a specialist in mood disorders, says that only about two or three people in every million each year carry out murder while committing suicide, and most of these cases are men who end up killing their wives or partners.
Germanwings plane crash Murder-suicide cannot be explained as depression say experts - Europe - World - The Independent
My "expert opinion" remains-----IMPULSE SUICIDE OF OPPORTUNITY. He was faced with a situation of SURE AND EASY DEATH
He certainly took his opportunity. But if the captain had left the cockpit at a later stage of the flight, the co pilot could have brought down the plane on top of a densely populated area.
We are unlikely to ever know what was going through the mind of co-pilot Andreas Lubitz on the day he decided to bolt the cockpit door of the Germanwings passenger plane which he then deliberately crashed into a rocky ravine in the Alps, killing all 149 people on board.
A torn up sick-note, suggestions that he was recently jilted by his girl-friend and previous treatment for depression have all been used to suggest that this was a wanton act of a deranged madman intent on suicide and mass murder.
However, psychiatrists were quick to point out today that depression is a relatively common condition affecting one in six people in the UK, and yet cases of “murder suicide” are incredibly rare, especially outside of the arena of religious fanaticism.
Paul Keedwell, a consultant psychiatrist at Cardiff University and a specialist in mood disorders, says that only about two or three people in every million each year carry out murder while committing suicide, and most of these cases are men who end up killing their wives or partners.
Germanwings plane crash Murder-suicide cannot be explained as depression say experts - Europe - World - The Independent
My "expert opinion" remains-----IMPULSE SUICIDE OF OPPORTUNITY. He was faced with a situation of SURE AND EASY DEATH
He certainly took his opportunity. But if the captain had left the cockpit at a later stage of the flight, the co pilot could have brought down the plane on top of a densely populated area.
you are assuming that his motive was "KILL PEOPLE"------it is my personal opinion that he may
have not been so motivated---and was simply motivated
to end his own life------as to the others-----he just did not
care. The psychic pain of very depressed people is----very intense. I may be wrong in this case------I am
presenting a VERY POSSIBLE scenario
We are unlikely to ever know what was going through the mind of co-pilot Andreas Lubitz on the day he decided to bolt the cockpit door of the Germanwings passenger plane which he then deliberately crashed into a rocky ravine in the Alps, killing all 149 people on board.
A torn up sick-note, suggestions that he was recently jilted by his girl-friend and previous treatment for depression have all been used to suggest that this was a wanton act of a deranged madman intent on suicide and mass murder.
However, psychiatrists were quick to point out today that depression is a relatively common condition affecting one in six people in the UK, and yet cases of “murder suicide” are incredibly rare, especially outside of the arena of religious fanaticism.
Paul Keedwell, a consultant psychiatrist at Cardiff University and a specialist in mood disorders, says that only about two or three people in every million each year carry out murder while committing suicide, and most of these cases are men who end up killing their wives or partners.
Germanwings plane crash Murder-suicide cannot be explained as depression say experts - Europe - World - The Independent
My "expert opinion" remains-----IMPULSE SUICIDE OF OPPORTUNITY. He was faced with a situation of SURE AND EASY DEATH
He certainly took his opportunity. But if the captain had left the cockpit at a later stage of the flight, the co pilot could have brought down the plane on top of a densely populated area.
you are assuming that his motive was "KILL PEOPLE"------it is my personal opinion that he may
have not been so motivated---and was simply motivated
to end his own life------as to the others-----he just did not
care. The psychic pain of very depressed people is----very intense. I may be wrong in this case------I am
presenting a VERY POSSIBLE scenario
I'm not assuming anything. I was merely pointing out that, depressed or not, he still had to have a window of opportunity. Provided by the captain leaving the cockpit. If it had occurred later, the catastrophe could have been even more horrific.
The German press are reporting a former girl friend coming out with tales of plans for a future heinous deed for which he would be remembered forever.
We are unlikely to ever know what was going through the mind of co-pilot Andreas Lubitz on the day he decided to bolt the cockpit door of the Germanwings passenger plane which he then deliberately crashed into a rocky ravine in the Alps, killing all 149 people on board.
A torn up sick-note, suggestions that he was recently jilted by his girl-friend and previous treatment for depression have all been used to suggest that this was a wanton act of a deranged madman intent on suicide and mass murder.
However, psychiatrists were quick to point out today that depression is a relatively common condition affecting one in six people in the UK, and yet cases of “murder suicide” are incredibly rare, especially outside of the arena of religious fanaticism.
Paul Keedwell, a consultant psychiatrist at Cardiff University and a specialist in mood disorders, says that only about two or three people in every million each year carry out murder while committing suicide, and most of these cases are men who end up killing their wives or partners.
Germanwings plane crash Murder-suicide cannot be explained as depression say experts - Europe - World - The Independent
My "expert opinion" remains-----IMPULSE SUICIDE OF OPPORTUNITY. He was faced with a situation of SURE AND EASY DEATH
He certainly took his opportunity. But if the captain had left the cockpit at a later stage of the flight, the co pilot could have brought down the plane on top of a densely populated area.
you are assuming that his motive was "KILL PEOPLE"------it is my personal opinion that he may
have not been so motivated---and was simply motivated
to end his own life------as to the others-----he just did not
care. The psychic pain of very depressed people is----very intense. I may be wrong in this case------I am
presenting a VERY POSSIBLE scenario
I'm not assuming anything. I was merely pointing out that, depressed or not, he still had to have a window of opportunity. Provided by the captain leaving the cockpit. If it had occurred later, the catastrophe could have been even more horrific.
The German press are reporting a former girl friend coming out with tales of plans for a future heinous deed for which he would be remembered forever.
Ok stuff is coming out. I am not surprised. It is a great tragedy and I am merely considering possibilities------I am not concluding anything----just considering plausible possibilities based on the data available so far-------suicide is nothing new
My "expert opinion" remains-----IMPULSE SUICIDE OF OPPORTUNITY. He was faced with a situation of SURE AND EASY DEATH
He certainly took his opportunity. But if the captain had left the cockpit at a later stage of the flight, the co pilot could have brought down the plane on top of a densely populated area.
you are assuming that his motive was "KILL PEOPLE"------it is my personal opinion that he may
have not been so motivated---and was simply motivated
to end his own life------as to the others-----he just did not
care. The psychic pain of very depressed people is----very intense. I may be wrong in this case------I am
presenting a VERY POSSIBLE scenario
I'm not assuming anything. I was merely pointing out that, depressed or not, he still had to have a window of opportunity. Provided by the captain leaving the cockpit. If it had occurred later, the catastrophe could have been even more horrific.
The German press are reporting a former girl friend coming out with tales of plans for a future heinous deed for which he would be remembered forever.
Ok stuff is coming out. I am not surprised. It is a great tragedy and I am merely considering possibilities------I am not concluding anything----just considering plausible possibilities based on the data available so far-------suicide is nothing new
Suicide murder is rare. Suicide is usually a solitary event.
What now, Indo? Muslim convert was depressed and crashed plane? Muslim convert crashes plane in work place violence incident? Which one? Or have you something else in mind?What now, Indo? Muslim convert was depressed and crashed plane? Muslim convert crashes plane in work place violence incident? Which one? Or have you something else in mind?
What Muslim convert?
A few idiotic right wing sites aren't evidence unless David Duke is the top man.
The real story.
The man had mental illness, and crashed the thing because he was off his rocker.
Sadly, the right wing fucking idiots on here are similar to the pilot in that they are also sick bastards.
This from a German newspaper.
'I'm planning a heinous act that will be remembered forever': Killer pilot's ex-lover says he shared chilling prophecy before Alps crash and woke up from nightmares shouting 'We're going down'
This from a German newspaper.
'I'm planning a heinous act that will be remembered forever': Killer pilot's ex-lover says he shared chilling prophecy before Alps crash and woke up from nightmares shouting 'We're going down'
The Germans are known for getting to the bottom of a story. It was the German intell - that broke the story on Putin years ago - the story of his beating his wife - etc. They have highly trained people for tracking down a story. They reported a couple of days ago he had converted to Islam and they named the Mosque he attended. That he boasted to his ex about his plans is not surprising. Again, I do not believe this man crashed a plane and murdered 150 people over depression. I believe it was jihad and the reason was Islam. Converts tend to be more radical for some reason. Nothing more dangerous than religious zealotry. Which is why Jesus was so blunt with the religious zealots of his day - the Pharisees - and today - we've got the Pope and the Roman Vatican as a perfect example of religious zealotry - false religious system. Islam too.
My "expert opinion" remains-----IMPULSE SUICIDE OF OPPORTUNITY. He was faced with a situation of SURE AND EASY DEATH
He certainly took his opportunity. But if the captain had left the cockpit at a later stage of the flight, the co pilot could have brought down the plane on top of a densely populated area.
you are assuming that his motive was "KILL PEOPLE"------it is my personal opinion that he may
have not been so motivated---and was simply motivated
to end his own life------as to the others-----he just did not
care. The psychic pain of very depressed people is----very intense. I may be wrong in this case------I am
presenting a VERY POSSIBLE scenario
I'm not assuming anything. I was merely pointing out that, depressed or not, he still had to have a window of opportunity. Provided by the captain leaving the cockpit. If it had occurred later, the catastrophe could have been even more horrific.
The German press are reporting a former girl friend coming out with tales of plans for a future heinous deed for which he would be remembered forever.
Ok stuff is coming out. I am not surprised. It is a great tragedy and I am merely considering possibilities------I am not concluding anything----just considering plausible possibilities based on the data available so far-------suicide is nothing new
Suicide murder is rare. Suicide is usually a solitary event.
Jeremiah usually starts her weekendThe Germans are known for getting to the bottom of a story. It was the German intell - that broke the story on Putin years ago - the story of his beating his wife - etc. They have highly trained people for tracking down a story. They reported a couple of days ago he had converted to Islam and they named the Mosque he attended. That he boasted to his ex about his plans is not surprising. Again, I do not believe this man crashed a plane and murdered 150 people over depression. I believe it was jihad and the reason was Islam. Converts tend to be more radical for some reason. Nothing more dangerous than religious zealotry. Which is why Jesus was so blunt with the religious zealots of his day - the Pharisees - and today - we've got the Pope and the Roman Vatican as a perfect example of religious zealotry - false religious system. Islam too.
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