Malaysia Airlines Flight Goes Missing En Route to China

[Anonymous]

New York Daily News did a write up of all they know about the passengers. It's heartbreaking.

http://www.nydailynews.com/news/world/names-faces-aboard-malaysia-airlines-flight-370-article-1.1739217

[Anonymous]

3 weeks after the plane's disappearance and the Malaysians now figure out that the last communication from the plane was not "Alright, Goodnight", but "Goodnight MH370." WTF?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:3 weeks after the plane's disappearance and the Malaysians now figure out that the last communication from the plane was not "Alright, Goodnight", but "Goodnight MH370." WTF?

I think they knew this, but it wasn't released publicly. Neither are call for suspicion. "Alright, Goodnight" is more casual, but normal. "Goodnight, MH370" is a more traditional and formal signoff, but also normal.

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Anonymous wrote:Give it a rest. The plane is at the bottom of the Indian Ocean. Very difficult to find, so it may take years. No conspiracy, no hijacking. Mechanical failure, pilot error, a tragic accident.

My prayers to the families. This has been torture for them. They need peace and time to grieve. No need to prolong their suffering. Their loved ones are gone, lost in the ocean.

What are you, the head of Malaysia? Sorry, but so far we don't have enough evidence to conclude the plane is at the bottom of the Indian Ocean. Time and continued search efforts will hopefully tell. Guess what? We still don't know if it was error or intentional either.

Good lord. Even the Australian prime minister took to a news conference last night, and said he agrees with the Malaysian PM's assertion that the plane is lost in the Indian Ocean. He agreed that all the evidence points to this, and it's a matter of finding it in the ocean - not a question of if it's in the ocean. Holding on to slight and irrational hope is common for grieving families with lots of questions, but the plane being in the Indian Ocean is 100% fact.

Do you really think that if the government, any government, suspected that a commercial airliner was hidden somewhere, and could be used to detonate explosives in or above a city, they would tell us that??? No way. Everyone would be freaking out.

omg u r ttly rite. i think bin ladin found a way to survive after he was dumped in the ocean, and his people flew the plane and picked him up in the indian ocean and then they flew to pakistan and are holding the ppl hostage and bin ladin is now piloting the plane. i mean really think about it. you can't prove this didn't happen.

NP. I realize you're making fun of PP, but are you implying that bin Laden is the only real terrorist in the world? If so, I'm embarrassed for you.

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Anonymous wrote:Give it a rest. The plane is at the bottom of the Indian Ocean. Very difficult to find, so it may take years. No conspiracy, no hijacking. Mechanical failure, pilot error, a tragic accident.

My prayers to the families. This has been torture for them. They need peace and time to grieve. No need to prolong their suffering. Their loved ones are gone, lost in the ocean.

What are you, the head of Malaysia? Sorry, but so far we don't have enough evidence to conclude the plane is at the bottom of the Indian Ocean. Time and continued search efforts will hopefully tell. Guess what? We still don't know if it was error or intentional either.

Good lord. Even the Australian prime minister took to a news conference last night, and said he agrees with the Malaysian PM's assertion that the plane is lost in the Indian Ocean. He agreed that all the evidence points to this, and it's a matter of finding it in the ocean - not a question of if it's in the ocean. Holding on to slight and irrational hope is common for grieving families with lots of questions, but the plane being in the Indian Ocean is 100% fact.

Do you really think that if the government, any government, suspected that a commercial airliner was hidden somewhere, and could be used to detonate explosives in or above a city, they would tell us that??? No way. Everyone would be freaking out.

omg u r ttly rite. i think bin ladin found a way to survive after he was dumped in the ocean, and his people flew the plane and picked him up in the indian ocean and then they flew to pakistan and are holding the ppl hostage and bin ladin is now piloting the plane. i mean really think about it. you can't prove this didn't happen.

NP. I realize you're making fun of PP, but are you implying that bin Laden is the only real terrorist in the world? If so, I'm embarrassed for you.

No, of course not. But "OMG Bin Ladin!" is the driving force behind the absurd hypothesis that the plane was hijacked to Pakistan. I'm embarrassed for idiotic tinfoil hat theorists.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:3 weeks after the plane's disappearance and the Malaysians now figure out that the last communication from the plane was not "Alright, Goodnight", but "Goodnight MH370." WTF?

I think they knew this, but it wasn't released publicly. Neither are call for suspicion. "Alright, Goodnight" is more casual, but normal. "Goodnight, MH370" is a more traditional and formal signoff, but also normal.

The truth appears to be a fluid situation in Malaysia. I wonder why the Chinese aren't trusting in what they are saying. Curious.

The sign-off might be normal, but the Malaysians screwing this up - not normal.

It's getting harder and harder to believe that this is all due to incompetence. There is way too much managing of the message going on here.

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Anonymous wrote:3 weeks after the plane's disappearance and the Malaysians now figure out that the last communication from the plane was not "Alright, Goodnight", but "Goodnight MH370." WTF?

I think they knew this, but it wasn't released publicly. Neither are call for suspicion. "Alright, Goodnight" is more casual, but normal. "Goodnight, MH370" is a more traditional and formal signoff, but also normal.

The truth appears to be a fluid situation in Malaysia. I wonder why the Chinese aren't trusting in what they are saying. Curious.

The sign-off might be normal, but the Malaysians screwing this up - not normal.

It's getting harder and harder to believe that this is all due to incompetence. There is way too much managing of the message going on here.

I agree. The change in message has no real meaning, but the fact that Malaysia is just now going through the tape is incredulous. It makes you wonder if they had been on top of their game when the plane first disappeared if it would have been easier to find.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:So the pilot would not have known about the satellite "handshake" and had no idea the plane could be tracked that way?

I'm the PP who mentioned this earlier (in that the pilot suicide is the only theory that does not have significant holes in it),
Who knows what the pilots knew, but it's likely that they were not aware this could be used for tracking, especially since Inmarsat said this had never been done before.

It appears just unlikely that all these tracking systems were NOT deliberately turned off, that all the different communication and tracking systems should all have failed simultaneously while the plane remained operational for 7 more hours...

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Anonymous wrote:Give it a rest. The plane is at the bottom of the Indian Ocean. Very difficult to find, so it may take years. No conspiracy, no hijacking. Mechanical failure, pilot error, a tragic accident.

My prayers to the families. This has been torture for them. They need peace and time to grieve. No need to prolong their suffering. Their loved ones are gone, lost in the ocean.

What are you, the head of Malaysia? Sorry, but so far we don't have enough evidence to conclude the plane is at the bottom of the Indian Ocean. Time and continued search efforts will hopefully tell. Guess what? We still don't know if it was error or intentional either.

Good lord. Even the Australian prime minister took to a news conference last night, and said he agrees with the Malaysian PM's assertion that the plane is lost in the Indian Ocean. He agreed that all the evidence points to this, and it's a matter of finding it in the ocean - not a question of if it's in the ocean. Holding on to slight and irrational hope is common for grieving families with lots of questions, but the plane being in the Indian Ocean is 100% fact.

Do you really think that if the government, any government, suspected that a commercial airliner was hidden somewhere, and could be used to detonate explosives in or above a city, they would tell us that??? No way. Everyone would be freaking out.

omg u r ttly rite. i think bin ladin found a way to survive after he was dumped in the ocean, and his people flew the plane and picked him up in the indian ocean and then they flew to pakistan and are holding the ppl hostage and bin ladin is now piloting the plane. i mean really think about it. you can't prove this didn't happen.

NP. I realize you're making fun of PP, but are you implying that bin Laden is the only real terrorist in the world? If so, I'm embarrassed for you.

No, of course not. But "OMG Bin Ladin!" is the driving force behind the absurd hypothesis that the plane was hijacked to Pakistan. I'm embarrassed for idiotic tinfoil hat theorists.

What are you talking about? There has not been even 1 mention of Bin Ladin with the alternate theories or even on this whole thread. You do know that even with Bin Ladin dead terrorism still exists right? There is something very strange, myopic and even naïve about your posts. You also seem easily agitated. I almost wonder if this might be a middle schooler posting.

[Anonymous]

It's interesting to read what is coming out about the lead pilot. We found out early on within the span of a day or 2 alledgedly his wife and some kids moved out and a political leader he believed in was jailed. A few days ago I think it was the WSJ that stated a fellow pilot said he was in no condition to fly (with regard to emotional state). The Daily Mail (hardly a top notch news source, but still) claimed the daughter described him as more and more withdrawn, etc. The daughter denies saying any of that. They could have made it up or perhaps she has family pressure to preserve the image of her estranged father. Hopefully the person who quoted her has her making the statements on tape. He is innocent of course until proven guilty, but it all paints an interesting picture if it's true. I know it is reported that so far the FBI has found nothing nefarious on the simulator, but as far as I know, that investigation is not complete yet right?

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Anonymous wrote:Give it a rest. The plane is at the bottom of the Indian Ocean. Very difficult to find, so it may take years. No conspiracy, no hijacking. Mechanical failure, pilot error, a tragic accident.

My prayers to the families. This has been torture for them. They need peace and time to grieve. No need to prolong their suffering. Their loved ones are gone, lost in the ocean.

What are you, the head of Malaysia? Sorry, but so far we don't have enough evidence to conclude the plane is at the bottom of the Indian Ocean. Time and continued search efforts will hopefully tell. Guess what? We still don't know if it was error or intentional either.

Good lord. Even the Australian prime minister took to a news conference last night, and said he agrees with the Malaysian PM's assertion that the plane is lost in the Indian Ocean. He agreed that all the evidence points to this, and it's a matter of finding it in the ocean - not a question of if it's in the ocean. Holding on to slight and irrational hope is common for grieving families with lots of questions, but the plane being in the Indian Ocean is 100% fact.

Do you really think that if the government, any government, suspected that a commercial airliner was hidden somewhere, and could be used to detonate explosives in or above a city, they would tell us that??? No way. Everyone would be freaking out.

Then you haven't been paying attention to the numerous (or one very persistent) idiot who keeps posting that the plane was probably hijacked to Pakistan, for the only reason that the plane could be hiding in Pakistan because Bin Laden was hiding in Pakistan.

omg u r ttly rite. i think bin ladin found a way to survive after he was dumped in the ocean, and his people flew the plane and picked him up in the indian ocean and then they flew to pakistan and are holding the ppl hostage and bin ladin is now piloting the plane. i mean really think about it. you can't prove this didn't happen.

NP. I realize you're making fun of PP, but are you implying that bin Laden is the only real terrorist in the world? If so, I'm embarrassed for you.

No, of course not. But "OMG Bin Ladin!" is the driving force behind the absurd hypothesis that the plane was hijacked to Pakistan. I'm embarrassed for idiotic tinfoil hat theorists.

What are you talking about? There has not been even 1 mention of Bin Ladin with the alternate theories or even on this whole thread. You do know that even with Bin Ladin dead terrorism still exists right? There is something very strange, myopic and even naïve about your posts. You also seem easily agitated. I almost wonder if this might be a middle schooler posting.

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Anonymous wrote:Give it a rest. The plane is at the bottom of the Indian Ocean. Very difficult to find, so it may take years. No conspiracy, no hijacking. Mechanical failure, pilot error, a tragic accident.

My prayers to the families. This has been torture for them. They need peace and time to grieve. No need to prolong their suffering. Their loved ones are gone, lost in the ocean.

What are you, the head of Malaysia? Sorry, but so far we don't have enough evidence to conclude the plane is at the bottom of the Indian Ocean. Time and continued search efforts will hopefully tell. Guess what? We still don't know if it was error or intentional either.

Good lord. Even the Australian prime minister took to a news conference last night, and said he agrees with the Malaysian PM's assertion that the plane is lost in the Indian Ocean. He agreed that all the evidence points to this, and it's a matter of finding it in the ocean - not a question of if it's in the ocean. Holding on to slight and irrational hope is common for grieving families with lots of questions, but the plane being in the Indian Ocean is 100% fact.

Do you really think that if the government, any government, suspected that a commercial airliner was hidden somewhere, and could be used to detonate explosives in or above a city, they would tell us that??? No way. Everyone would be freaking out.

omg u r ttly rite. i think bin ladin found a way to survive after he was dumped in the ocean, and his people flew the plane and picked him up in the indian ocean and then they flew to pakistan and are holding the ppl hostage and bin ladin is now piloting the plane. i mean really think about it. you can't prove this didn't happen.

NP. I realize you're making fun of PP, but are you implying that bin Laden is the only real terrorist in the world? If so, I'm embarrassed for you.

No, of course not. But "OMG Bin Ladin!" is the driving force behind the absurd hypothesis that the plane was hijacked to Pakistan. I'm embarrassed for idiotic tinfoil hat theorists.

What are you talking about? There has not been even 1 mention of Bin Ladin with the alternate theories or even on this whole thread. You do know that even with Bin Ladin dead terrorism still exists right? There is something very strange, myopic and even naïve about your posts. You also seem easily agitated. I almost wonder if this might be a middle schooler posting.

Then you haven't been paying attention to the numerous (or one very persistent) idiot who keeps posting that the plane was probably hijacked to Pakistan, for the only reason that the plane could be hiding in Pakistan because Bin Laden was hiding in Pakistan.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Give it a rest. The plane is at the bottom of the Indian Ocean. Very difficult to find, so it may take years. No conspiracy, no hijacking. Mechanical failure, pilot error, a tragic accident.

My prayers to the families. This has been torture for them. They need peace and time to grieve. No need to prolong their suffering. Their loved ones are gone, lost in the ocean.

What are you, the head of Malaysia? Sorry, but so far we don't have enough evidence to conclude the plane is at the bottom of the Indian Ocean. Time and continued search efforts will hopefully tell. Guess what? We still don't know if it was error or intentional either.

Good lord. Even the Australian prime minister took to a news conference last night, and said he agrees with the Malaysian PM's assertion that the plane is lost in the Indian Ocean. He agreed that all the evidence points to this, and it's a matter of finding it in the ocean - not a question of if it's in the ocean. Holding on to slight and irrational hope is common for grieving families with lots of questions, but the plane being in the Indian Ocean is 100% fact.

Do you really think that if the government, any government, suspected that a commercial airliner was hidden somewhere, and could be used to detonate explosives in or above a city, they would tell us that??? No way. Everyone would be freaking out.

omg u r ttly rite. i think bin ladin found a way to survive after he was dumped in the ocean, and his people flew the plane and picked him up in the indian ocean and then they flew to pakistan and are holding the ppl hostage and bin ladin is now piloting the plane. i mean really think about it. you can't prove this didn't happen.

NP. I realize you're making fun of PP, but are you implying that bin Laden is the only real terrorist in the world? If so, I'm embarrassed for you.

No, of course not. But "OMG Bin Ladin!" is the driving force behind the absurd hypothesis that the plane was hijacked to Pakistan. I'm embarrassed for idiotic tinfoil hat theorists.

What are you talking about? There has not been even 1 mention of Bin Ladin with the alternate theories or even on this whole thread. You do know that even with Bin Ladin dead terrorism still exists right? There is something very strange, myopic and even naïve about your posts. You also seem easily agitated. I almost wonder if this might be a middle schooler posting.

Then you haven't been paying attention to the numerous (or one very persistent) idiot who keeps posting that the plane was probably hijacked to Pakistan, for the only reason that the plane could be hiding in Pakistan because Bin Laden was hiding in Pakistan.

Nobody said "The plane is definitely in Pakistan." It was simply discussed that there are conspiracy theories on non-reputable news websites and this is what they say. No need to get your feathers ruffled.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Give it a rest. The plane is at the bottom of the Indian Ocean. Very difficult to find, so it may take years. No conspiracy, no hijacking. Mechanical failure, pilot error, a tragic accident.

My prayers to the families. This has been torture for them. They need peace and time to grieve. No need to prolong their suffering. Their loved ones are gone, lost in the ocean.

What are you, the head of Malaysia? Sorry, but so far we don't have enough evidence to conclude the plane is at the bottom of the Indian Ocean. Time and continued search efforts will hopefully tell. Guess what? We still don't know if it was error or intentional either.

Good lord. Even the Australian prime minister took to a news conference last night, and said he agrees with the Malaysian PM's assertion that the plane is lost in the Indian Ocean. He agreed that all the evidence points to this, and it's a matter of finding it in the ocean - not a question of if it's in the ocean. Holding on to slight and irrational hope is common for grieving families with lots of questions, but the plane being in the Indian Ocean is 100% fact.

Do you really think that if the government, any government, suspected that a commercial airliner was hidden somewhere, and could be used to detonate explosives in or above a city, they would tell us that??? No way. Everyone would be freaking out.

omg u r ttly rite. i think bin ladin found a way to survive after he was dumped in the ocean, and his people flew the plane and picked him up in the indian ocean and then they flew to pakistan and are holding the ppl hostage and bin ladin is now piloting the plane. i mean really think about it. you can't prove this didn't happen.

NP. I realize you're making fun of PP, but are you implying that bin Laden is the only real terrorist in the world? If so, I'm embarrassed for you.

No, of course not. But "OMG Bin Ladin!" is the driving force behind the absurd hypothesis that the plane was hijacked to Pakistan. I'm embarrassed for idiotic tinfoil hat theorists.

What are you talking about? There has not been even 1 mention of Bin Ladin with the alternate theories or even on this whole thread. You do know that even with Bin Ladin dead terrorism still exists right? There is something very strange, myopic and even naïve about your posts. You also seem easily agitated. I almost wonder if this might be a middle schooler posting.

Then you haven't been paying attention to the numerous (or one very persistent) idiot who keeps posting that the plane was probably hijacked to Pakistan, for the only reason that the plane could be hiding in Pakistan because Bin Laden was hiding in Pakistan.

Now I am embarrassed for you. Pakistan =/= bin Laden. Good grief.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Give it a rest. The plane is at the bottom of the Indian Ocean. Very difficult to find, so it may take years. No conspiracy, no hijacking. Mechanical failure, pilot error, a tragic accident.

My prayers to the families. This has been torture for them. They need peace and time to grieve. No need to prolong their suffering. Their loved ones are gone, lost in the ocean.

What are you, the head of Malaysia? Sorry, but so far we don't have enough evidence to conclude the plane is at the bottom of the Indian Ocean. Time and continued search efforts will hopefully tell. Guess what? We still don't know if it was error or intentional either.

Good lord. Even the Australian prime minister took to a news conference last night, and said he agrees with the Malaysian PM's assertion that the plane is lost in the Indian Ocean. He agreed that all the evidence points to this, and it's a matter of finding it in the ocean - not a question of if it's in the ocean. Holding on to slight and irrational hope is common for grieving families with lots of questions, but the plane being in the Indian Ocean is 100% fact.

Do you really think that if the government, any government, suspected that a commercial airliner was hidden somewhere, and could be used to detonate explosives in or above a city, they would tell us that??? No way. Everyone would be freaking out.

omg u r ttly rite. i think bin ladin found a way to survive after he was dumped in the ocean, and his people flew the plane and picked him up in the indian ocean and then they flew to pakistan and are holding the ppl hostage and bin ladin is now piloting the plane. i mean really think about it. you can't prove this didn't happen.

NP. I realize you're making fun of PP, but are you implying that bin Laden is the only real terrorist in the world? If so, I'm embarrassed for you.

No, of course not. But "OMG Bin Ladin!" is the driving force behind the absurd hypothesis that the plane was hijacked to Pakistan. I'm embarrassed for idiotic tinfoil hat theorists.

What are you talking about? There has not been even 1 mention of Bin Ladin with the alternate theories or even on this whole thread. You do know that even with Bin Ladin dead terrorism still exists right? There is something very strange, myopic and even naïve about your posts. You also seem easily agitated. I almost wonder if this might be a middle schooler posting.

Then you haven't been paying attention to the numerous (or one very persistent) idiot who keeps posting that the plane was probably hijacked to Pakistan, for the only reason that the plane could be hiding in Pakistan because Bin Laden was hiding in Pakistan.

Now I am embarrassed for you. Pakistan =/= bin Laden. Good grief.

Oh dear. I'm so, so sorry for your sub-par reading comprehension. That's gotta suck.