Crazed Christian subdued on jet; another 911 averted?

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Before he terrorized 135 passengers, crazed JetBlue captain Clayton Osbon made a chilling rant to his co-pilot — giving a religious sermon before turning off the radios and saying, “We need to take a leap of faith,” authorities said yesterday.



“Things just don’t matter,” Osbon told First Officer Jason Dowd during Tuesday’s JFK-Las Vegas flight, a federal investigator said yesterday.



The pilot was charged with interfering with a flight crew — and faces up to 20 years if convicted.



During his meltdown at 34,000 feet, Osbon also screamed at air traffic controllers to be quiet — and then he turned off the cockpit radios, said an FBI affidavit filed in federal court in Amarillo, Texas, where the flight made its emergency landing Tuesday.



Osbon — who was late for a pre-flight briefing at JFK — “started trying to correlate completely unrelated numbers like different radio frequencies, and he talked about sins in Las Vegas,” said the affidavit.


“We’re not going to Vegas,” Osbon said, according to the affidavit. He then launched into what Dowd called a “sermon.”


“Pray f--king now for Jesus Christ,” Osbon yelled to the passengers, according to the affidavit. He also began rambling about “September 11th.”



“Guys, push it to full throttle,” he yelled...



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Before he terrorized 135 passengers, crazed JetBlue captain Clayton Osbon made a chilling rant to his co-pilot — giving a religious sermon before turning off the radios and saying, “We need to take a leap of faith,” authorities said yesterday.



“Things just don’t matter,” Osbon told First Officer Jason Dowd during Tuesday’s JFK-Las Vegas flight, a federal investigator said yesterday.



The pilot was charged with interfering with a flight crew — and faces up to 20 years if convicted.



During his meltdown at 34,000 feet, Osbon also screamed at air traffic controllers to be quiet — and then he turned off the cockpit radios, said an FBI affidavit filed in federal court in Amarillo, Texas, where the flight made its emergency landing Tuesday.



Osbon — who was late for a pre-flight briefing at JFK — “started trying to correlate completely unrelated numbers like different radio frequencies, and he talked about sins in Las Vegas,” said the affidavit.


“We’re not going to Vegas,” Osbon said, according to the affidavit. He then launched into what Dowd called a “sermon.”


“Pray f--king now for Jesus Christ,” Osbon yelled to the passengers, according to the affidavit. He also began rambling about “September 11th.”



“Guys, push it to full throttle,” he yelled...



http://www.nypost.com/p/news/national/sermon_had_plane_squirmin_9tGZD6RXmOLYzRCp0kpnuK#ixzz1qUjjEZ5b

a real wack job, he will likely get off for diminished capacity if not full blown psychosis

oh well, glad i was not on that flight
 
a real wack job, he will likely get off for diminished capacity if not full blown psychosis oh well, glad i was not on that flight

If he'd been a Muslim screaming about Allah and the Koran, what would conservatives be saying?
 
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