Aussies aboard missing Malaysian airliner

tricycle wrote:Tom Cruise can play Pistorius, he doesn't even need to chop off his legs to be the same height.

tricycle wrote:Tom Cruise can play Pistorius, he doesn't even need to chop off his legs to be the same height.

tricycle wrote:Tom Cruise can play Pistorius, he doesn't even need to chop off his legs to be the same height.

JGK wrote:

tricycle wrote:Tom Cruise can play Pistorius, he doesn't even need to chop off his legs to be the same height.

And he's as good an actor.

Merlin wrote:

Nothing from bluefin's first foray under the murky ocean.

 
Another 20 minute update on what is happening (or not) down in the Southern Indian Ocean.
 
 

JGK wrote:

tricycle wrote:Tom Cruise can play Pistorius, he doesn't even need to chop off his legs to be the same height.

And he's as good an actor.

buckSH wrote:they should stop the eyewashso-called 'search' and begin the real search. You know it's an media eyewash being attempted when the people in Maldives who claimed to sight the MA337 are still not contacted by the media on their sighting. This eyewash is for the glib global audience and it must be so cruel on the relatives of those passengers.

Anyways since the Australians, British, Americans & Israelis went to war in Iraq, Libya, Syria abusing plenty of human rights along the way, such a small incident of an abducted airline shouldn't really stir their conscience in any significant ways.

buckSH wrote:tht would be the ideal explanation except for the fact that there was no landing in the airport that day. Also a local aviation expert had said that it is "likely" for MH370 to have flown over the Maldives. The possibility of any aircraft flying over the island at the reported time is extremely low, (3 AM) he had said.

skully wrote:My brother was listening to an ex-pilot on a radio interview whose theory is that the co-pilot committed suicide. He sconed his captain, turned off the oxygen to the passengers, turned off the transponders, did the U-turn at the limit of Malaysian and Chinese radar, flew low back over Sumatra, belly landed the plane on the ocean as his fuel began to run out (no debris), turned off his own oxygen, then eventually sank 4.5 kms down into 500 m of silt, and will never be found.

Plausible but seems a lot of trouble to go to and way harsh to take nearly 300 people with you.

lardbucket wrote:This plane will never be found.

Matthias Chang, a barrister who served as Political Secretary to Malaysian Prime Minister Dr. Mahathir Mohamad, explained during an exclusive Truth Jihad Radio interview that only a remote-hijacking fly-by-wire scenario can explain the plane’s disappearance. Chang’s views were confirmed by Gene “Chip” Tatum, a former Special Forces Air Combat Controller and US Army special operations pilot who has carried out ultra-sensitive missions at the direct orders of US Presidents.

Chang says the Malaysian government has been given sealed evidence by one or more foreign governments concerning the fate of MH-370. As a condition of receiving that evidence, Malaysia is not allowed to divulge it.

Matthias Chang is familiar with the highest levels of power in Malaysia. He presumably has some idea of what is in the sealed evidence. But if he did know, he could not say it directly.

Maybe that is why Matthias Chang recently sent an email to MH-370 investigators in the alternative media with a “hint”:

“WHAT IF THE DISAPPEARANCE OF MH 370 IS SUCH THAT IF THE TRUTH BE KNOWN AS TO HOW IT HAPPENED IT WOULD NOT ONLY BE A SECURITY ISSUE, IT WOULD ALSO HAVE A GLOBAL IMPACT ON THE WORLD’S ECONOMY. ‘THINGS’ (USED IN A BROAD SENSE, AND SO YOU HAVE TO THINK WHAT ‘THINGS’ THAT) WOULD COME TO A COMPLETE HALT, ALMOST A COMPLETE SHUT DOWN.”

What “things” would “come to a complete halt” and badly damage the world economy if the truth about MH-370 were told?

Chip Tatum thinks those “things” are commercial airplanes. In our interview Friday night, Tatum suggested that the current generation of airliners’ fly-by-wire systems are extremely vulnerable to catastrophic sabotage, including electronic hijacking.

Tatum called the alleged search for the aircraft “a smokescreen... They’re keeping the media busy in the South Indian Ocean while things are being done in other areas. I think the government doesn’t want us to know what they know because they don’t think we can handle the truth.”

But what could that truth possibly be? Tatum explains: “If it were known that something is that easily hijacked by remote control, people would stop flying. And then you’re talking about a huge impact on business and everything else.”

skully wrote:My brother was listening to an ex-pilot on a radio interview whose theory is that the co-pilot committed suicide. He sconed his captain, turned off the oxygen to the passengers, turned off the transponders, did the U-turn at the limit of Malaysian and Chinese radar, flew low back over Sumatra, belly landed the plane on the ocean as his fuel began to run out (no debris), turned off his own oxygen, then eventually sank 4.5 kms down into 500 m of silt, and will never be found.

Plausible but seems a lot of trouble to go to and way harsh to take nearly 300 people with you.