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Maybe not. BUT doesn't it strike anyone else suspicious that we are have a bunch of plane incidents in the past few weeks since the Israeli front in the War on Terror and the British preventing the air massacres began?

Could it be diversionary tactics by the islamofascists?
Putting out 'feelers' to see how far they can push airlines around the world?

Some people say these planes are too small of a target for terrorists to waste their time on--I disagree. What could be more insidious than attacking freedom loving peoples from the inside out, rather than the outside in?

I am open to any possibility. Maybe will we receive some indications from the NTSB.

Maybe not. BUT doesn't it strike anyone else suspicious that we are have a bunch of plane incidents in the past few weeks since the Israeli front in the War on Terror and the British preventing the air massacres began?

The plane incidents are most likely the result of passengers very alert to anything the least bit suspicious (and rightly so).

As far as this case goes, we've already established with near certainty that the jet used the wrong runway. So the pilot would have to be the terrorist. So let's see...Al Qaeda operative Jeff Clay waited 7 years to get his big opportunity - a 50 person jet in Kentucky. He was within minutes of controlling this missile and flying it to Atlanta, where he could crash it into the airport terminal or even the downtown. Yet instead he decided on a more insidious plot - crash it into an unoccupied field next to the airport.

Not likely.

It isn't looking like it, but that is always a possibility. I see no difference in your posts , thinking it might have been terrorism than posters talking about pilot or controller error. All aspects must be investigated IMO.