The give away that it was a false flag is that a fake recording made up of three conversations supposedly recorded by SBU (Ukranian Security Service) of the rebels discussing shooting it down by mistake was uploaded about a day before the plane actually crashed. Then, the whole BUK missile system (whoever supposedly fired it) should have left a very distinct blackish trail that lingers for up to 10 minutes. No such evidence anywhere, so we can rule out BUK missile. So why was this BUK missile nonsense trotted out right away by the Kiev junta and mainstream media all around the world immediately after the crash? Points to a false flag again.
Then the Kiev junta has been lying that there were no fighter jets anywhere in that area anywhere near the time of the crash. But now, after the Russian military released the radar data, this is proven to be a lie. So why did the junta lie about it? Add in the cui bono question, and the timing (perfect to distract from the Gaza slaughter right as the ground invasion is starting, and the Ukranian military having a disasterous defeat in the "southern cauldron" along the border). And to top it all off, the worldwide coordinated media propaganda war slinging sh*t with absolutely nothing to back it all up, and it looks like, for anyone who looks at the actual evidence, they can't come to any other conclusion than a false flag.
One thing that's been totally successful in the propaganda war is that even those who aren't buying the media's BS, are all arguing over different missile scenarios. But right from the beginning I was scratching my head and had a nagging feeling about why was there even any assumption there was a missile involved at all? We don't have conclusive evidence of what caused the crash, but the whole missile meme (whether ground-to-air, which I'm pretty much ruling out, or air-to-air) has nothing to back it up. Not only could a bomb been on-board the plane, any number of things could have caused the crash, but the missile narrative has been being blared out for several days now and I have no reason to believe there was any missile involved. Those are my thoughts after reading most of what's out there about this whole tragedy.
Then the Kiev junta has been lying that there were no fighter jets anywhere in that area anywhere near the time of the crash. But now, after the Russian military released the radar data, this is proven to be a lie. So why did the junta lie about it? Add in the cui bono question, and the timing (perfect to distract from the Gaza slaughter right as the ground invasion is starting, and the Ukranian military having a disasterous defeat in the "southern cauldron" along the border). And to top it all off, the worldwide coordinated media propaganda war slinging sh*t with absolutely nothing to back it all up, and it looks like, for anyone who looks at the actual evidence, they can't come to any other conclusion than a false flag.
One thing that's been totally successful in the propaganda war is that even those who aren't buying the media's BS, are all arguing over different missile scenarios. But right from the beginning I was scratching my head and had a nagging feeling about why was there even any assumption there was a missile involved at all? We don't have conclusive evidence of what caused the crash, but the whole missile meme (whether ground-to-air, which I'm pretty much ruling out, or air-to-air) has nothing to back it up. Not only could a bomb been on-board the plane, any number of things could have caused the crash, but the missile narrative has been being blared out for several days now and I have no reason to believe there was any missile involved. Those are my thoughts after reading most of what's out there about this whole tragedy.