Malaysia Airlines Flight Goes Missing En Route to China

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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.


No, dear - it's your reading comprehension that is sub-par. No one else has mentioned bin Laden, just you. Pakistan was one of several countries floated as a possible place where the plane could have landed. Kazakhstan was one of the others, and no one has mentioned bin Laden, just you. You're the one making false equivalencies.

You are a troll right? No one can really think this is what happened? You know the plane was not seen on radar in the US, maybe it's hiding out at Dulles in a secret hanger for terrorist. I heard a pilot say there is a secret terrorist hanger at Dulles.
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Not one to believe in conspiracy theories in general, but : Does anyone else think it is odd that they plane headed for the deepest and farthest ocean and then just disappeared? The combination of the deepest and farthest ocean combined with the misleading search makes me wonder if this is not a hijacking after all. Not very difficult to put the acars on a drone and send it to the far Indian Ocean, never to be found again. It is certainly a mystery. Also, I looked at the transcript: did not look like goodnight to me from the beginning. So awful for the passengers -- whatever happened, it was not good for them.

Yes it is very hard to do that.
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Chinese ship detected what could be the pingers!!!

http://au.news.yahoo.com/thewest/a/22362115/mh370-race-against-time/
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Anonymous wrote:Chinese ship detected what could be the pingers!!!

http://au.news.yahoo.com/thewest/a/22362115/mh370-race-against-time/



Apparently the Chinese ship that detected the signal is refusing to divulge information to the Australians. Wonder why, what's the point in withholding that info, when the entire world is engaged in helping find this plane?
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Maybe they want savage right?
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The Chinese are playing some sort of game. They find the ping in the last day that it will be active, along with seeing a bunch of stuff in the water right next to it. I bet they have had the plane all a long.
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Anonymous wrote:The Chinese are playing some sort of game. They find the ping in the last day that it will be active, along with seeing a bunch of stuff in the water right next to it. I bet they have had the plane all a long.


LOL!
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Anonymous wrote:Chinese ship detected what could be the pingers!!!

http://au.news.yahoo.com/thewest/a/22362115/mh370-race-against-time/



Apparently the Chinese ship that detected the signal is refusing to divulge information to the Australians. Wonder why, what's the point in withholding that info, when the entire world is engaged in helping find this plane?


That's just weird.
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Anonymous wrote:Chinese ship detected what could be the pingers!!!

http://au.news.yahoo.com/thewest/a/22362115/mh370-race-against-time/



Apparently the Chinese ship that detected the signal is refusing to divulge information to the Australians. Wonder why, what's the point in withholding that info, when the entire world is engaged in helping find this plane?


Maybe they want to get there first and do an investigation without ships and people from other countries "interfering" with their own investigation.
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Anonymous wrote:The Chinese are playing some sort of game. They find the ping in the last day that it will be active, along with seeing a bunch of stuff in the water right next to it. I bet they have had the plane all a long.


Why would they withhold information from those desperate families who are their own citizens? I don't think there's any conspiracy here. Just lack of trust and habits of poor communication. Very sad. I don't think anyone's being intentionally cruel here, but various authorities' ineptness and lack of trust that we've seen from the beginning has made a horrible situation so much worse for the families. I feel for them.
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I think China:

(1) does not want others to know about their search capabilities, for various security reasons
(2) wants to be a hero. remember that most of the passengers on MA370 were their citizens. they don't want to share the information, because they want to come out the hero in the great task of finding the plane. it bodes well for their image at home.

But my questions, how did China decide on this location? Did they know where the plane was all along? It seems too coincidental that the plane would be located via pings, right around the end of the 30 days, in such a precise location. But then again, we don't have confirmation that these pings are in fact connected to the plane.
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It is funny to me that the plane was located ... right on the line where they thought it might be. Did not drag the ping locater up and down the line? I think the plane was hijacked. I also think it is interesting that no focus on the passenger at all "all are very, very innocent of any wrong doing", including the passengers with fake IDs. The idea that a hijacking must follow the way things were done in the 1970s is crazy to me; ie, land at airport, demand something, get arrested...This was hijack plane, flee out of radar range, then ... oops, land in the ocean.
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I think since most of those lost were Chinese, and China is probably pretty fed up with the general incompetence of this investigation, that they want to investigate for themselves.
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Anonymous wrote:It is funny to me that the plane was located ... right on the line where they thought it might be. Did not drag the ping locater up and down the line? I think the plane was hijacked. I also think it is interesting that no focus on the passenger at all "all are very, very innocent of any wrong doing", including the passengers with fake IDs. The idea that a hijacking must follow the way things were done in the 1970s is crazy to me; ie, land at airport, demand something, get arrested...This was hijack plane, flee out of radar range, then ... oops, land in the ocean.


Nothing has been officially declared 'located' yet!
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I hope the Chinese have found the plane. Today is the last day for the pingers.
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