Germanwings Flight 9525

And after taking a short break from September to December 2014, we once again return to the digital airwaves this past January 2015, and here we are four months later at one of the most exciting times in all of history, for, my friends, we are at 11:59 and split seconds away from the imminent return of the one and only true savior of the world, who is Jesus Christ, as He will soon appear in the eastern sky as the bridegroom to whisk away His bride, which consists of those who are praying, ready, watching, waiting, and who have a personal relationship with Him in good standing at His return in what is called the Rapture, or shall we say, the catching away of the saints.

With that said, as we open our news day, it is with a sad and heavy heart that I am compelled to share this beyond belief untold story with you concerning Lufthansa Germanwings Flight 9525, of which met its end March 24th, 2015, at approximately 10:41 AM European time, along with its precious cargo of 150 souls, which are said to have been 144 passengers, two of which were babies, and 16 of which were high school students, along with six fly cruit- flight crew members.

Before I can relate this untold story to you, I must first fill you in on a few things.

First of all, one thing is in America and its allies, NATO, they began a military show of force on March 21st, 2015, where they chose to begin a European drill named Dragon Ride, as CNN's report highlights, March 14th, 2015, by sending armored Stryker vehicles on an 1,100-mile convoy through six European countries to show solidarity to allies In the wake of the recent Russian actions in the Ukraine and Crimea that have Eastern Europe on edge.

But I just, yeah, it just bothers me.

But for me, this actually smacks of another mass murder that I covered a couple of years ago in an episode entitled Mass Murder in the Skies, which told the story of Germanwings Flight 9525, which took off from Barcelona Airport bound for Dusseldorf with 144 passengers on board, as well as four crew and two pilots.

Half an hour into that flight, the captain left the cockpit to go to the bathroom, leaving his co-pilot, First Officer Andreas Lubitz, alone.

He proceeded to lock the cockpit door from the inside before beginning a minutes-long descent into the French Alps, killing everyone on board.

And I just saw some similarities between this and the actions of Stephen Paddock.

So it doesn't necessarily explain why, but with Germanwings Flight 9525, it's very much accepted that this was pilot suicide, and I think Stephen Paddock could very much have been suicidal.

I think he'd had, um, I think he'd always planned on using that Smith & Wesson revolver to take his own life, as I said, and I think his mass shooting at that crowd at the Route 91 Harvest music festival was a big "fuck you" to the world before he bowed out.

I do, but it just, it doesn't, it doesn't explain why.

Captain Herminio dos Santos Fernandes intentionally locked the flight deck door and maneuvered the Embraer 190 into a fatal descent in Namibia, killing all 33 on board.

Germanwings Flight 9525, that was in 2015.

I remember this one.

I remember very clearly this one, and I've watched, uh, short documentaries on this.

There, there's two, uh, incidents that get cited a lot in airline safety.

Uh, one's the Germanwings Flight nine five two five on March twenty-fourth, twenty fifteen, and the other one's the LAM Mozambique Airlines Flight four seventy, uh, from November twenty-ninth, twenty thirteen.

Uh, both of those incidents involved airline pilots, uh, deliberately crashing the planes that they were flying.

But in both of those two incidents, we saw the same pattern.

24th of March, 2015.

Germanwings Flight 4U 9525.

Co-pilot Andreas Lubitz deliberately flew an Airbus A320 into the French Alps.

All 150 people on board died.