Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 - Missing Plane
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Anthony said:
Are they talking about the IDF? I wouldn't call it a "new" terror group
Sorry, it's hard to be serious with the claims of this article.
Yes, this group of 11 widows, workers, students and professionals, have been keeping Flight MH370 disappeared from under everyone's nose
The Malaysian police response to these "news" is very British:
_http://english.alarabiya.net/en/News/world/2014/05/04/Eleven-Al-Qaeda-links-arrested-in-MH370-probe.html
Kisito
Jedi Council Member
Irregularities alleged radio communications of flight MH370
The radio is in English, but the documentary is in French ... surprising
Here's forensics expert in audio, radio communications Malaysian Airlines flight MH370 made public this May 1, 2014 by the Government of Malaysia.
According to him, the deliberate alterations took place, here's proof:Here's forensics expert in audio, radio communications Malaysian Airlines flight MH370 made public this May 1, 2014 by the Government of Malaysia.
According to him, the deliberate alterations took place, here's proof:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vZjpaTWNIr8&hd=1
The radio is in English, but the documentary is in French ... surprising
Here's forensics expert in audio, radio communications Malaysian Airlines flight MH370 made public this May 1, 2014 by the Government of Malaysia.
According to him, the deliberate alterations took place, here's proof:Here's forensics expert in audio, radio communications Malaysian Airlines flight MH370 made public this May 1, 2014 by the Government of Malaysia.
According to him, the deliberate alterations took place, here's proof:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vZjpaTWNIr8&hd=1
It was reported yesterday that the satellite tracking data related to flight MH370 is being reexamined. Apparently this reexamination is being conducted due to the embarrassment of having spent weeks looking for evidence of a crash in the southern Indian Ocean without finding anything. It could be a sincere effort, or just a continuation of a cover-up, at this point it's impossible to tell, but stay tuned.
http://www.theguardian.com/world/2014/may/05/mh370-data-rechecked-ocean-search-widened
Given reports of a low-flying jet over the Maldives at the time, I believe Diego Garcia is a good bet.
http://www.theguardian.com/world/2014/may/05/mh370-data-rechecked-ocean-search-widened
Given reports of a low-flying jet over the Maldives at the time, I believe Diego Garcia is a good bet.
So basically they made a big announcement that the plane has crashed and as of now did not even bother to come up with any kind of hard data that proofs it? Do I get that right?
No debris, no hard flight track data etc?
How should we or anyone else believe that story, if they do not even provide data that proofs it?
So basically the story that the "plane has crashed and all passengers are dead" is only based on authorities telling us that this is the case and nothing more as of yet?
No debris, no hard flight track data etc?
How should we or anyone else believe that story, if they do not even provide data that proofs it?
So basically the story that the "plane has crashed and all passengers are dead" is only based on authorities telling us that this is the case and nothing more as of yet?
It still sounds like another story that someone, somewhere in the ptb is in charge and that all things are under control somehow even if the rest of the world remains on a need to know basis because they choose it that way.
I propose that 'they' are not in charge directly as they claim but are still good at coming up with bs stories that some or many will accept. As is, the whole story has already become insignificant in the MSM and other lies are taking its place.
I propose that 'they' are not in charge directly as they claim but are still good at coming up with bs stories that some or many will accept. As is, the whole story has already become insignificant in the MSM and other lies are taking its place.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2617647/British-marine-archaeologist-claims-flight-MH370-3-000-miles-search-zone-spotting-debris-painted-colours-Malaysia-Airlines.html
As it happens, this man is my neighbour. He came round yesterday and showed us this article in which he claims to have found debris in the South China Sea. My knowledge in this field is very limited but I am very skeptical about being able to positively identify anything from the pictures shown. We are in agreement that the search area that has been the main focus recently has identified nothing but debris from other sources. What it most confusing me at the moment are the reports that a signal from the black box had been positively identified in this area.
He also seems convinced that Boeing is behind a coverup because the flight exploded in midair due to a known technical fault, this event was witnessed by a New Zealand oil rig worker.
As it happens, this man is my neighbour. He came round yesterday and showed us this article in which he claims to have found debris in the South China Sea. My knowledge in this field is very limited but I am very skeptical about being able to positively identify anything from the pictures shown. We are in agreement that the search area that has been the main focus recently has identified nothing but debris from other sources. What it most confusing me at the moment are the reports that a signal from the black box had been positively identified in this area.
He also seems convinced that Boeing is behind a coverup because the flight exploded in midair due to a known technical fault, this event was witnessed by a New Zealand oil rig worker.
angelburst29
The Living Force
More speculation:
_http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/asia/missing-malaysia-airlines-flight-mh370-was-shot-down-in-military-training-exercise-claims-first-book-released-about-lost-jet-9391964.html
Missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 was ‘shot down in military training exercise’ claims first book released about lost jet
Book written by London-based journalist and author suggests families will ‘almost certainly’ never know what happened
The missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 was shot down during a joint Thai-US military training exercise and then the subject of an elaborate international cover-up – according to a book released about the lost plane that has caused anger among the relatives of those on board.
Tomorrow, just 71 days after the Boeing 777 vanished en route from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing, Flight MH370: The Mystery will go on sale in Australia, the Sun-Herald reported.
It has been written by the Anglo-American journalist and author Nigel Cawthorne, who describes his London-based home as a “book-writing factory” and is most famous for his Sex Lives series of “salacious tales” about the rich and famous.
Cawthorne introduces his book by claiming that the families of MH370’s passengers will “almost certainly” never be sure what happened to their loved ones.
But he goes on to support one theory, based on the eye-witness testimony of New Zealand oil rig worker Mike McKay, that the plane was shot down shortly after it stopped communicating with air traffic controllers.
At the time there was a series of war games taking place in the South China Sea involving Thailand, the US and personnel from China, Japan, Indonesia and others, and Cawthorne has linked this to Mr McKay’s claims to have seen a burning plane going down in the Gulf of Thailand.
“The drill was to involve mock warfare on land, in water and in the air, and would include live-fire exercises,'' Cawthorne said.
“Say a participant accidentally shot down Flight MH370. Such things do happen. No one wants another Lockerbie [Pan Am flight 103 by terrorists in 1988 allegedly in retaliation for a US Navy strike on an Iranian commercial jet six months earlier], so those involved would have every reason to keep quiet about it.”
Cawthorne then suggests that “another black box” could have been dropped off the coast of Australia to divert the efforts of search teams. “After all, no wreckage has been found in the south Indian Ocean, which in itself is suspicious,” he wrote.
Irene Burrows, whose son and daughter-in-law were passengers on board MH370 when it disappeared, told the Sun-Herald of her anger at the book’s release.
“Nobody knows what happened so why would anyone want to put out a book at this stage?” she said.
“There's absolutely no answers. It's devastating for the families. It's 10 weeks tomorrow and there's nothing.”
The release of Cawthorne’s book came as Rupesh Paul promoted a film to be made about the missing plane, entitled The Vanishing Act, at the Cannes Film Festival.
Though associate director Sritama Dutta said the film had “no similarities” to MH370 because the “true facts keep changing every day”, a trailer posted to YouTube yesterday and promotional posters suggest it reveals “the untold story” of the Malaysia Airlines flight.
Paul told Variety he plans to release the film worldwide in September. In March, an Australian film called Deep Water was shelved because it contained “uncomfortable similarities” to the disappearance of MH370.
(Found this interesting in the "Comment" section)
Iran Air Flight 655 was an Iran Air civilian passenger flight from Tehran to Dubai that was shot down by the US Navy missile cruiser USS Vincennes on 3 July 1988. The attack took place in Iranian airspace, over Iran's territorial waters in the Persian Gulf, and on the flight's usual flight path. The aircraft, an Airbus A303, was destroyed by SM-2MR surface-to-air missiles fired from the USS Vincennes. All 290 on board, including 66 children and 16 crew, died.
_http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/asia/missing-malaysia-airlines-flight-mh370-was-shot-down-in-military-training-exercise-claims-first-book-released-about-lost-jet-9391964.html
Missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 was ‘shot down in military training exercise’ claims first book released about lost jet
Book written by London-based journalist and author suggests families will ‘almost certainly’ never know what happened
The missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 was shot down during a joint Thai-US military training exercise and then the subject of an elaborate international cover-up – according to a book released about the lost plane that has caused anger among the relatives of those on board.
Tomorrow, just 71 days after the Boeing 777 vanished en route from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing, Flight MH370: The Mystery will go on sale in Australia, the Sun-Herald reported.
It has been written by the Anglo-American journalist and author Nigel Cawthorne, who describes his London-based home as a “book-writing factory” and is most famous for his Sex Lives series of “salacious tales” about the rich and famous.
Cawthorne introduces his book by claiming that the families of MH370’s passengers will “almost certainly” never be sure what happened to their loved ones.
But he goes on to support one theory, based on the eye-witness testimony of New Zealand oil rig worker Mike McKay, that the plane was shot down shortly after it stopped communicating with air traffic controllers.
At the time there was a series of war games taking place in the South China Sea involving Thailand, the US and personnel from China, Japan, Indonesia and others, and Cawthorne has linked this to Mr McKay’s claims to have seen a burning plane going down in the Gulf of Thailand.
“The drill was to involve mock warfare on land, in water and in the air, and would include live-fire exercises,'' Cawthorne said.
“Say a participant accidentally shot down Flight MH370. Such things do happen. No one wants another Lockerbie [Pan Am flight 103 by terrorists in 1988 allegedly in retaliation for a US Navy strike on an Iranian commercial jet six months earlier], so those involved would have every reason to keep quiet about it.”
Cawthorne then suggests that “another black box” could have been dropped off the coast of Australia to divert the efforts of search teams. “After all, no wreckage has been found in the south Indian Ocean, which in itself is suspicious,” he wrote.
Irene Burrows, whose son and daughter-in-law were passengers on board MH370 when it disappeared, told the Sun-Herald of her anger at the book’s release.
“Nobody knows what happened so why would anyone want to put out a book at this stage?” she said.
“There's absolutely no answers. It's devastating for the families. It's 10 weeks tomorrow and there's nothing.”
The release of Cawthorne’s book came as Rupesh Paul promoted a film to be made about the missing plane, entitled The Vanishing Act, at the Cannes Film Festival.
Though associate director Sritama Dutta said the film had “no similarities” to MH370 because the “true facts keep changing every day”, a trailer posted to YouTube yesterday and promotional posters suggest it reveals “the untold story” of the Malaysia Airlines flight.
Paul told Variety he plans to release the film worldwide in September. In March, an Australian film called Deep Water was shelved because it contained “uncomfortable similarities” to the disappearance of MH370.
(Found this interesting in the "Comment" section)
Iran Air Flight 655 was an Iran Air civilian passenger flight from Tehran to Dubai that was shot down by the US Navy missile cruiser USS Vincennes on 3 July 1988. The attack took place in Iranian airspace, over Iran's territorial waters in the Persian Gulf, and on the flight's usual flight path. The aircraft, an Airbus A303, was destroyed by SM-2MR surface-to-air missiles fired from the USS Vincennes. All 290 on board, including 66 children and 16 crew, died.
foofighter
Jedi Council Member
FWIW, I recently talked to a Malaysian involved in the aviation industry, who said that most other aviators he has talked to locally think that the plane landed on a military base in Malaysia, and that the main reason would be something in the cargo. I showed him the transcript from the C's session describing the space/time lock, but he couldn't imagine what that would look like, so didn't want to consider it an option.
foofighter
Jedi Council Member
Absolutely. I can't say I can imagine how it would work either, much less as a natural phenomenon (as opposed to a forced Philadelphia experiment style thing), but looking at the list of disappeared airplanes on Wikipedia it seems to have happened quite a number of times. Anyway, I didn't push it much after that. But it was interesting to hear what the local aviators think about it. They don't believe the official story, that's for sure.Laura said:
