Hmm, this looks fishy (I wouldn't draw any conclusions yet).
The Daily Shill has a very extensive page about this crash or "crash":
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article ... U9525.htmlWith already pictures and videos of the alleged crash site:



About 150 firefighters and mountain police are being deployed to the scene, although officials warn it could take days to retrieve any bodies *1
Photographs taken of the scene this evening show what appears to be sections of charred aircraft on the mountainside *2
Views of the crash site show a handful of rescue workers starting their work among pieces of debris scattered across the mountainside *3And some text:
The images emerged as confusion reigned over the final minutes of the doomed Airbus A320 after air traffic controllers claimed they received no SOS despite the jet nosediving 32,000ft in just eight minutes. *4
Debris from the jet, operated by Lufthansa's Germanwings budget airline, was found near Barcelonnette *5
French Interior Minister Bernard Cazeneuve (centre) is sheltered from the rain upon his arrival in Seyne, close to the crash site *6
Relatives of the plane crash passengers are seen leaving Terminal 2 of Barcelona El Prat airport, where the plane took off today *7
Stunned: A relative (centre) of passengers on the Germanwings plane that crashed in French Alps arrives at the Terminal 2 of the Barcelona El Prat airport, where the plane took off *8
From ABC News: "Well, no doubt about it, eh? Clear image, proof on camera. It was a Germanwings plane"
And look at this: no mistake possible, it can only be of that particular "plane"!

"Experts say":
It...ehh...takes days to find...ehh...any bodies, we are with a handful....ehh... 150 rescue workers...ehh...at the...ehh...crash siteAwake people say:
So the tail number and FDR within a day, but not a single body whatsoever??Comments:1 - It could take days to recover
any bodies by
"about 150 firefighters and policemen"?? So with days searching the area with fastly deployed experts it still could take days to find
any body? How is that possible? If there's wreckage everywhere, there should be bodies everywhere, right? Maybe they need some more time to studio stage the bodies?
2 - "Crash" happened @ 10:53, these pictures are taken "this evening" (with March daylight in Southeastern France that cannot be later than let's say about 19:53 and "evening" starting @ 18:00), so 7-9 hours after the crash some parts are still burning/smoking; is this a gun?
3 - a "handful" of rescue workers is "starting their work", already? How come that it would take "days" to retrieve
any bodies then?? And what about the "about 150"? That's a pretty big number to start searching? Within a day one should find at least
some bodies, right?
4 - Nose-diving? The flight information as posted by nonhocapito (again here below from Daily Mail)
does not show a nose-dive: the speed of the aircraft is just increasing very very mildly after the "steep descent moment", and on the contrary; it is even slowing down for most of the alleged path?!
5 - "near Barcelonette" (curious, as the plane came from Barcelona) and other places state "Debris from the jet, operated by Lufthansa's Germanwings budget airline, has been found scattered over a wide area near Barcelonnette in an inhospitable region of the Alps."
Well; a wide area means not only "near Barcelonnette", but also around the other villages in the area.
6 - that's a quick visit, for such an important person... Note they speak about rain. You see the rocks of the area, they are very typical for the French Alps. This is called
flysch; a fine-grained muddy sediment deposited along the forming Alps. This mud when getting wet is very slippery and erodes away easily, especially with "debris" falling on top of it. With a "nose-dive or free fall", the debris would be washed down the obviously steep slopes very fast. Assumption is that it not only rains in Seiny, where the Interior Minister landed, but also higher up in the mountains.
7 - I cannot help noticing a grin on the face of the slim lady on the left of the picture...
8 - and again, the guy in the centre
seems to be grinning, but as the photo is shot while he is in motion it might just be a casual shot.
9 - Why is there no full passenger list available? Why so much confusion on the exact numbers and people aboard? Isn't Germanwings a German airline? With an outstanding track record (so organisation)? After 11 hours still no full list of passengers and confusion of how many of which nationality there were on board?
10 - The alleged planned flight path was not going over this "inhospitable" area of the Alps, why did the "plane" divert so much to the East, already over the Mediterranean?
11 - if indeed the "last radar contact" was from the town of Gap (a popular ski town in the French Alps), how come the plane "crashed" so much farther to the East?
It all looks very suspicious... I would not call this a hoax yet, but it does not breathe confidence being a real air crash...
SeleneLife is like a landscape. You live in the midst of it but can describe it only from the vantage point of distance
Charles Lindbergh (1902-1974)