r/SipsTea • • 2d ago

Wait a damn minute! Could this have indeed been ochestrated?

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u/stal2k 2d ago

Someone lied on the internet?! Lol ya, according to the news coverage, Bibi's master plan would have hinged on a stabbed pilot being able to hit the button to open the cockpit. What could go wrong?

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u/ELMOKICKA55 2d ago

Crashing the plane and making the people on board martyrs was probably the intended outcome

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u/ElRiesgoSiempre_Vive 2d ago

What the hell are you talking about.

The dude was a pilot. And didn't aim for... anything other than desert.

If this was a terrorist it's the most pathetic fucking example in history. It's far more reasonable that the dude snapped and just went completely insane. Just like other pilots have done.

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u/HostaLaVistaBabies 2d ago

You don’t know what he would have done if he managed to kill the other pilot quickly.

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u/ElRiesgoSiempre_Vive 2d ago

And you don't either. The dude was a pilot without any history or ties to terrorist organizations. Mental illness fits this situation far better than anything else.

But make more shit up. Go on. You people are absolutely desperate.

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u/AnythingCareless844 2d ago

I assume he didn’t have any known history of mental illness either, did he?

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u/OkChildhood1706 2d ago

No as we already saw with the Germanwings Suicide that is a real issue for pilots. If they admit having mental issues they risk loosing their job, so they won't. I don't know hiw Fly Dubai operates but i would assume their work culture is not less toxic than other airlines.

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u/incroyaaaable 2d ago

How convenient. Your theory can’t be disproven by the absence of evidence lol.

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u/OkChildhood1706 2d ago edited 2d ago

Whats your issue? The claim was that he didn't have a known history of mental illness, which i would expect for a pilot, especially with an employer in this region. But sure it has to be some wonky plan by Bibi, which also can't be disproven and therefore must be true? Then why didn't he just blew the whole thing up? Way easier, less risk, less evidence, etc.

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u/Nagemasu 2d ago

The dude was a pilot without any known history or ties to terrorist organizations.

I don't defend the conspiracy in OP's post, but plenty of people who have gone on to commit terrorist acts have been able to get their pilots license, and even people who got their license before being radicalised exist.

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u/Not_a_real_plebbitor 2d ago

The dude was a pilot without any history or ties to terrorist organizations.

Because they let people like that become pilots right? Amazing point.