Watch the news - B777 missing

[awayatc]

However did "it", did a very good job at it.......

so bloody fuckn good that nobody has a clue what happened

let alone where...

or even why....

very fuckn clever

[R650R]

If you want to deliberately crash an airliner wouldn't it make sense not to turn it into
one of the biggest aviation mysteries in history?

The problem was people spoke out at opportune moments and blew their cover story.
You can't say a couple of Iranians of country X has the plane if suddenly the Malaysian airforce is saying WTF the plane flew the opposite way and then RR popped up saying the engines were still running 7 hours later...
Then the Dutch airforce intercepted the 'replacement' plane headed to the nuke summit with f-16s and diverted it...
There's been other potential false flag events stopped like this where the alternative media kicked up a bit of noise and the perps couldn't act as they were being watched etc...

[jonbuoy]

The problem was people spoke out at opportune moments and blew their cover story.
You can't say a couple of Iranians of country X has the plane if suddenly the Malaysian airforce is saying WTF the plane flew the opposite way and then RR popped up saying the engines were still running 7 hours later...
Then the Dutch airforce intercepted the 'replacement' plane headed to the nuke summit with f-16s and diverted it...
There's been other potential false flag events stopped like this where the alternative media kicked up a bit of noise and the perps couldn't act as they were being watched etc...

What are you talking about? Limpet mines were used when it was alongside it was never going to be mistaken for an accident. I´m not sure what the rest of your post means? Can you clarify what "nuke summit and replacement plane" are you referring to?

It still looks more like it was designed to hurt Malaysian Airlines themselves. Go to the 2 year share price chart.


http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2014-0...-concerns.html

http://finance.yahoo.com/echarts?s=3786.KL+Interactive

[R650R]

This woman sounds like a bit of a "responsible meth user" with her claim

http://www.nzherald.co.nz/world/news...ectid=11267294

How the hell could you mistake a burning airliner for a meteor???
If she even thought it was remotely a chance of real emergency perfectly fine and normal to call a mayday and let the authorities decide. For example in HB we have dimwits all the time calling police saying they have seen emergency flares when they are only Chinese lanterns yet they don't get fined for lack of knowledge.
And if the plane was burning like that surely one of the crew on plane would have been broadcasting a mayday...

Think this is a planted story leading up to the authorities "finding" something...

[Paul in NZ]

This woman sounds like a bit of a "responsible meth user" with her claim

http://www.nzherald.co.nz/world/news...ectid=11267294

How the hell could you mistake a burning airliner for a meteor???
If she even thought it was remotely a chance of real emergency perfectly fine and normal to call a mayday and let the authorities decide. For example in HB we have dimwits all the time calling police saying they have seen emergency flares when they are only Chinese lanterns yet they don't get fined for lack of knowledge.
And if the plane was burning like that surely one of the crew on plane would have been broadcasting a mayday...

Think this is a planted story leading up to the authorities "finding" something...

Well if you saw something whizzing through the sky trailing smoke you may not think 'golly theres a burning airliner' you would instead think, 'whats that?' and probably you would think of a meteor first as they do feature regularly in news articles. Since the is a very small chance you would actually see either of these things in a lifetime you wouldn't exactly have much of a visual library to work from.

People don't see motorcycles or other cars that are actually there because they are not expecting them to be there. Telling yourself its a meteor and then being sure it IS a meteor isnt too much of a leap...

[rickstv]

The female sailor in the news article may have been suffering lack of sleep or bloody good eyesight to see a smoke trail behind a burning plane at 1 am in the dark.

Rick.

[Paul in NZ]

The female sailor in the news article may have been suffering lack of sleep or bloody good eyesight to see a smoke trail behind a burning plane at 1 am in the dark.

Rick.

Thats true - I've seen some pretty terrible things at 1am myself...

[scrivy]

The female sailor in the news article may have been suffering lack of sleep or bloody good eyesight to see a smoke trail behind a burning plane at 1 am in the dark.

Rick.

Nah, she's spot on!
I've seen some smoking hot things at 1:00am, only to be confronted by steaming piles of wreckage and debris in the morning..... with leakage everywhere......

[YellowDog]

So a sudden death in the family forces an unscheduled and barely affordable trip back to the UK

So who's got he best deals around at the moment?

At $1,123 each way, Malaysia Air wins. Fly out Sunday night and feel I am with the safest airline

[R650R]

So a sudden death in the family forces an unscheduled and barely affordable trip back to the UK

So who's got he best deals around at the moment?

At $1,123 each way, Malaysia Air wins. Fly out Sunday night and feel I am with the safest airline

Just to be on the safe side though you need to post a pic of yourself and a tub of Vaseline so when you go missing no one can claim you couldn't have hidden your iphone and sent help message ;P

Not a bad price there, last time I flew Cathay Pacific were the cheapest out of the safe airlines but stingy with the inflight booze... Safe travels.

[YellowDog]

Just to be on the safe side though you need to post a pic of yourself and a tub of Vaseline so when you go missing no one can claim you couldn't have hidden your iphone and sent help message ;P

Not a bad price there, last time I flew Cathay Pacific were the cheapest out of the safe airlines but stingy with the inflight booze... Safe travels.

Seen the video..... Best avoided

[Brian d marge]

I flew air new zealand last month from japan great service and the price after oil surcharge was near enough the same it was cheaper with stop overs bit not by much

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[YellowDog]

I flew air new zealand last month from japan great service and the price after oil surcharge was near enough the same it was cheaper with stop overs bit not by much

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I had an excellent AirNZ flight from LA a few years back. They're not my first choice though

[Brian d marge]

Areoflot

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[MVnut]

So a $5m reward for info leading to finding plane/what happened.....a nice gesture but nowhere near enough money for an informer (plus family) to 'disappear' sufficiently for ever, including paying off a heap of 'helpers'.......they're gonna need ten times that at least for someone to risk coming forward