Now that I'm sober, unlike when I posted this thread, sorry about dreadful spelling etc, I've been monitoring the answers and I'm quite appalled at some of the hostility towards ahmskunnirt who, it seems, has tried reasonably to explain his opinions, but to very little avail.
Now I don't know how many on here have actually taken the time and trouble to read the links he added. I have and they make very interesting reading.
One of them from 7 Dec 09 entitled Safety Warning Issued To Climbers says "enthusiasts should check forecasts", and "10 out of 20 deaths in the mountains last year happened in winter". and "the avalanche information centre will start publishing reports and forecasts for.....Lochaber........from 17 December".
On 31 Dec the Scotsman newspaper reporting the deaths said "The avalanches.........followed a warning from experts". and "Sportscotland Avalanche Information Service (SSAIS) had been warning of danger on the hills caused by the recent snow".
I also looked online and found the SSAIS website (see link) which, among other info, stated in its Avalanche Hazard Forecast for the fateful day "Human triggered avalanches possible". and another brief extract says "the avalanche does not know you are an expert".
http://www.sais.gov.uk/index.asp
It's only fair to at least listen to reasoned debate and I get the strong impression here that too many people have let their emotions get the better of them without considering the information provided. It's very easy to get carried away when such a tragedy strikes, but just because ahmskunnirt has called the dead mens judgement into question is no reason to give him such a hard time. He has also expressed sympathy.