<p>An EgypAir Jet carryig 66 passenger en route from Paris to Cairo crashed in the Mediterranean Sea after veering sharply off course.  ;It went down near the Greek Island of Crete.  ;Thus far there are no signs of survivors.</p>
<p>Egypt&#8217;s aviation minister said it was more likely terrorism than mechanical problems. According to BBC, the Airbus 320 made a 90 degree sharp turn to the left then a ;360 degree turn right before falling 25000 feet and dropping off of radar. ;</p>
<p>Greek traffic controllers spoke to the aircraft earlier and all was fine, however attempts to reach the flight as it was about to enter Egyption airspace went unanswered.  ;Since aircraft communications are reliable and redundant, it is unlikely the craft would have suffered mechanical problems of this severity without a &#8220;mayday&#8221; of somekind being sent.</p>
<p>Jean-Paul Troadec, former chief of the French air accident investigation bureau said &ldquo;A technical problem, a fire or a failed motor do not cause an instant accident and the team has time to react,&rdquo; he said. &ldquo;The team said nothing, they did not react, so it was very probably a brutal event and we can certainly think about an attack.&rdquo;</p>
<p>Some debris has apparently been found, France is sending investigators to assist in the investigation of the crash. Reports say no U.S. citizens were on board.</p>
<p>According to the New York Post, some American official are already speculating a bomb blew the airplane out of the sky. Presidential candidate Donald Trump has already tweeted about this, saying it was terror and blaming it on President Obama.</p>
<p>It is interesting to note such an attack originated from Paris, instead of Cairo. One would thing it would have been easier from a Muslim controlled area.  ;</p>
<p>Perhaps that is part of the message, the raadical Islam is running free in Paris.</p>
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