The Omega Concern Superthread

[pavementtune]

Originally Posted by FoolofaTook

i'd say the things your mother does are very much controversial

I know, that's a none story.

[duovamp]

For decades airline companies have worked very hard to pin accidents on mechanical failure or weather conditions, even when they are well aware of it being operator error. They'll do everything they can to keep the public opinion of their pilots looking like John Waynes in the sky.

Source: a now-retired airline company engineer and inspector

[MyOneAndOnly]

that's why airline investigations are not lead by the airline carriers.

[duovamp]

It's the explanation for why the German press releases may not add up.

[pavementtune]

it's far too early to say "we know what happened" - the co-pilot is only ONE possibility they are investigating, nothing is officially ruled out yet.

the actual black box (not the voice recorder) hasn't even been found yet.

I just wonder what sort of remains they'll be able to release to the families - and when. I mean they're picking up tiny bits of 150 different bodies, then they'll have to do all the DNA tests, and then what? "here is your remains-puzzle?"

[duovamp]

Yes they give the bloody arms and intestines to the family in a sack. Very logical.

[Elijah Moon]

Sorry for your loss. Here are the bits of him we found.

[Elijah Moon]

But really, what's the done thing? I suppose the remains aren't "put to rest" if they're just fragments?

[Cool As Ice Cream]

Originally Posted by pavementtune

it's far too early to say "we know what happened" - the co-pilot is only ONE possibility they are investigating, nothing is officially ruled out yet.

i know.

but that still doesn't make this a conspiracy.

[Elijah Moon]

The audio recording apparently supports the belief that it was the intentional act of the co-pilot

[killtrocity]

Originally Posted by The Omega Concern

Fuck You. You don't know shit from your ass.

[Ihaguitar]

Originally Posted by pavementtune

it's far too early to say "we know what happened" - the co-pilot is only ONE possibility they are investigating, nothing is officially ruled out yet.

the actual black box (not the voice recorder) hasn't even been found yet.

I just wonder what sort of remains they'll be able to release to the families - and when. I mean they're picking up tiny bits of 150 different bodies, then they'll have to do all the DNA tests, and then what? "here is your remains-puzzle?"

I think a complete DNA mapping is the least they could give them.

[The Omega Concern]

Originally Posted by pavementtune

actually.... a few "respectable" German newspapers are up in arms over the press releases they're getting from officials. they don't add up - at all.

for starters, German press wasn't informed - they copied their information from the NYT.
so far neither the black box voice recorder story makes sense, nor the on-site information from fire fighters etc.

I'm utterly confused now, I read up about the troubles they recently had with toxic fumes in cockpits.
Thing is, the minute a newspaper like the FAZ calls Merkel a liar and demands to have their questions answered, I'd say it is very much "controversial."

Indeed.


I like to listen to top of the hour National news briefs to get a handle on the propaganda being put out. Anybody have an answer for a couple questions I have?

The Germanwings incident is still in rotation on such news briefs and the two items I heard today are laughable.

*That "investigators" of the crash claim to hear a plane wing "scraping the side of a moutain" minutes before impact. lol. LOL!

How does that occur at 500+mph in the jagged Alps? Any part of a wing touching a mountain at that speed isn't going to fucking scrape or make a distinguishable sound that could be construed as scraping and then crash a few minutes later.


*That about half of the passengers have been identified through DNA analysis.


Do passengers on airlines now spit in a cup or give a lock of hair that the airlines can hold onto just in case they need it for I.D. in the event of a crash? So far as I know, our DNA map does have birth names encoded, so how can the authorities gather up DNA on all the passengers (from all over the world) to then properly I.D. various body parts in less than a weeks time?


They're lying through their teeth. It ought to be obvious by now. Thing is, they likely have several good reasons for doing so.

[pavementtune]

Originally Posted by The Omega Concern

*That "investigators" of the crash claim to hear a plane wing "scraping the side of a moutain" minutes before impact.

wherever you've heard that - it wasn't part of any official press conference that took place in France or Germany today/Monday or on Friday, so I doubt it's accurate.

*That about half of the passengers have been identified through DNA analysis.


Do passengers on airlines now spit in a cup or give a lock of hair that the airlines can hold onto just in case they need it for I.D. in the event of a crash?

not half of the passengers, about 50.
families and relatives have brought whatever they could to France, additionally authorities have taken things (like hair brushes) from the homes of the passengers.
so no, they didn't already have DNA samples lying around somewhere, they've been trying to collect them during the last couple of days.

so neither of those two questions you had seems out of the ordinary, at all. glad I could help.

[reprise85]

fatality

[Trotskilicious]

who caaaaarrresssss

Having a lot of fun reading Internet comments about how everyone with depression needs to be rounded up and shipped off to an island or whatever

I mean I'd probably volunteer to be sent to depression island personally but I still recognize I should find the sentiment offensive

[duovamp]

Sounds like a decent vacation. At least it'd be a change of scenery.

[The Omega Concern]

Originally Posted by pavementtune

wherever you've heard that - it wasn't part of any official press conference that took place in France or Germany today/Monday or on Friday, so I doubt it's accurate.

American news outlets (abc, nbc, etc) through local affiliates relaying those top of the hours news breaks. In the same report they mentioned 70 to 80 people having been ID'd through DNA.

not half of the passengers, about 50.
families and relatives have brought whatever they could to France, additionally authorities have taken things (like hair brushes) from the homes of the passengers.
so no, they didn't already have DNA samples lying around somewhere, they've been trying to collect them during the last couple of days.

so neither of those two questions you had seems out of the ordinary, at all. glad I could help.

So taking this at face value its plausible they had ample time.

I could take a look at the photographic evidence and get all 'cluesforum' forensic on it, but haven't bothered yet. I've seen enough here and those rabbit holes have a funny way of ending up at the door of the 'nephalim abduction treaty' signed by Truman and then Eisenhower. In recent months and years with these various events being staged on such a grand scale, I'm less skeptical about the treaty being a reality.

[Shallowed]

But TOC, what about Andrew's last name?

Pak u la

Drac u la

You've got to be blind to not see that he's a vampire

Let's all upload a Vocaroo of us saying Andrew's name

[killtrocity]

Originally Posted by The Omega Concern

American news outlets (abc, nbc, etc) through local affiliates relaying those top of the hours news breaks. In the same report they mentioned 70 to 80 people having been ID'd through DNA.

You are the poster child for an uneducated, science-illiterate American

[killtrocity]

Originally Posted by The Omega Concern

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*That about half of the passengers have been identified through DNA analysis.


Do passengers on airlines now spit in a cup or give a lock of hair that the airlines can hold onto just in case they need it for I.D. in the event of a crash? So far as I know, our DNA map does have birth names encoded, so how can the authorities gather up DNA on all the passengers (from all over the world) to then properly I.D. various body parts in less than a weeks time?
:

1) A person who can afford a plane ticket can afford a toothbrush.

2) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sanger_sequencing

You no longer have permission to discuss DNA

[The Omega Concern]

Originally Posted by killtrocity

1) A person who can afford a plane ticket can afford a toothbrush.

2) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sanger_sequencing

You no longer have permission to discuss DNA

And everyone who boards a plane brings a used toothbrush. got it...

Then why would pavementune mention 50 or so families were bringing DNA samples to the authorities? To illogical to understand everyone who boards a plane brings a used toothbrush? Must be. Oh, and the authorities as well, why would they ask the families for samples since everybody knows that passengers who can afford airline tickets brings their toothbrush from home, because no one every buys a new one at an airport, never.



You no longer have permission to pass yourself off as a thinking human being.

[MyOneAndOnly]

DNA, how does it work? Magic everywhere up in this bitch

[The Omega Concern]

For the rest of you still believing this fairy tale of a suicide pilot and sucking every lie coming from French authorities:


J Stone just blew it wide open with this:






http://www.jimstonefreelance.com/cockpitdoor.wmv

A320 cockpit door video

UPDATE: Some people are having problems getting this video. Additionally, some people are not understanding that the real damning issue is the fact that the door alarm never showed up on the cockpit voice recorder and trolls are trying to fool people by telling them all the pilot has to do is hold a button down to keep the door closed. If the door alarm never sounded, when it ALWAYS sounds when someone tries to open the door, then no one tried to open the door and the cockpit voice recording and subsequent suicide pilot meme are total frauds.

SECOND BLACK BOX FOUND A SECOND TIME! A week after the flight data recorder was "found with the memory missing" the exact same flight data recorder was FOUND AGAIN, and this time it will have everything needed to support the lie

http://82.221.129.208/

[reprise85]

Originally Posted by The Omega Concern

And everyone who boards a plane brings a used toothbrush. got it...

Then why would pavementune mention 50 or so families were bringing DNA samples to the authorities? To illogical to understand everyone who boards a plane brings a used toothbrush? Must be. Oh, and the authorities as well, why would they ask the families for samples since everybody knows that passengers who can afford airline tickets brings their toothbrush from home, because no one every buys a new one at an airport, never.



You no longer have permission to pass yourself off as a thinking human being.

what an idiotic post. some probably had something in luggage to test. other, family brought something to the authorities. some families probably are mailing shit in. i mean, the point is it's obvious that there are ways to get DNA to the scene quickly. stop being an idiot.

[The Omega Concern]

My point is the gathering up of any DNA is part of the charade.

[MyOneAndOnly]

Yeah, Reprise! How could they possibly get DNA from all those body parts? They'd have to like go up on that mountain and pick up the pieces and stuff and how can they do that when they're busy putting lies on the teevee and intertoobs?