[Yosemitest]

The lead article of the thread, when you go to his source admits:

the writer states: “It was said that Lubitz had a Muslim girlfriend.
It is unclear if she was still dating Lubitz at the time of the crash.
It is unclear if he met her through his Muslims(sic) friends.”

Muslim FRIENDS?
Really?

Hang around EVIL long enough, and it infects you.

[Sherman Logan]

“It is said” isn’t exactly proof, or even evidence. Doesn’t even claim that a person, even an anonymous one, said it.

As the author of this piece notes, there has been to date zero evidence presented that the guy converted.

I’m perfectly willing to admit he may have. Why are so many so anxious to claim speculation is evidence?

[Boogieman]

“Muslim FRIENDS?
Really?

Hang around EVIL long enough, and it infects you.”

So, if you have a muslim friend, we can now assume that motivates you? What if you have a friend who has a muslim friend?

Soon we’ll be playing “six degrees of radicalization”. Better just to stick with facts we know, I think.

[stremba]

“It was said...” does not qualify as evidence. It was said BY WHOM? How did the person by whom it was said know this to be true?

“It is unclear...”; yeah, there’s some convincing “evidence”.

It may turn out to be true that this guy was a Muslim, and I certainly am no fan of that religion of nut cases. As of now, though, I have seen no solid evidence that this was a case of a MUSLIM nut case crashing a plane and killing a bunch of people. It is possible that it was just a nut case crashing the plane and killing people.