Speculating isn't the issue. It's the people that have already made up their minds.I am one who doesn't believe in coincidences. So in a way, I've made up my mind, and I believe it was an act of terrorism.
HOWEVER, I am more than willing to have my mind changed, if the facts are presented that indicate it was mechanical failure. Until then, I'll keep my opinion, and believe it was a terrorist act based on the evidence I've seen, i.e. place, timing, airline involved, day of incident,parts of airline scattered, etc.
An excellent way of stating a reasonable position. There's a difference between observing, gathering facts, processing available information, and taking a position - subject to the subsequent investigation - and taking precipitate, loony, or intemperate ACTIONS based on those positions. There are just as many, if not more, dim bulbs trying to appear thoughtful and/or smart by defaming/mocking those trying to arrive at the real skinny, as there are theorists. After you've been here awhile they're not hard to spot.