Malaysia Airlines Flight Goes Missing En Route to China

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Hijackers collected all the phones, forced the pilots to turn around, head towards someplace like Pakistan, but plan ran out of fuel and ditched into the ocean.

This explains the fact that it turned around and the transponder being turned off.

What evidence is this based on?

People are really just making wild crap up out of their imagination.

Are you saying that hijacking is not real? It is like aliens? Hijacking is very real, and a real possibility.

Aliens are also a possibility, but there's no evidence of that. Again - what evidence are you basing your speculation on?

[Anonymous]

It's totally aliens. Suck them right up into their craft.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:You would need a huge runway to land a Boeing 777. It's kinda hard to hide this plane!

There are huge runways all over the world -- they are called "roads" It is not an airport. People land planes all over the world outside of airports. Yes, it is a big plane, but many roads and fields are also big. Its a big world out there. 7000 ft = 1.5 miles.

Where are roads?

Roads are made where people are. If this was landed on a road, someone would have seen it (even if it was covered up by 50 tarps), or it would have pinged on land - because it landed where there are facets of civilization.

There are lots of abandoned places. I don't know how smooth a road you need in order to land (and whether you want the plane to be fly able again). It is a big world.

[Anonymous]

We still haven't found Amelia Earhart, right?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We still haven't found Amelia Earhart, right?

Good point. I think Amelia Earhart hijacked it. I mean think about it - there isn't any evidence to point *against* that idea, right?

[Anonymous]

I have noticed the lack of public reporting about the pilot and other passengers. I imagine the investigators are scouring the lives of everyone on that plane. I am sure there is a lot of info that just isn't public yet, especially if they are trying to stop a secondary terrorist act. Could there be some advantage to publicly stating that they think the plane is deep in the Indian ocean while actually believing that it is on land somewhere?

[Anonymous]

I noticed a bunch of DHS police in the DC metro system today - I expected toget home and find out this whole plane incident was a terrorist attack (hence the increased security)... But nope. Nothing. Unless the PP's theory is correct.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:We still haven't found Amelia Earhart, right?

Good point. I think Amelia Earhart hijacked it. I mean think about it - there isn't any evidence to point *against* that idea, right?

Amelia is also with the aliens

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I have noticed the lack of public reporting about the pilot and other passengers. I imagine the investigators are scouring the lives of everyone on that plane. I am sure there is a lot of info that just isn't public yet, especially if they are trying to stop a secondary terrorist act. Could there be some advantage to publicly stating that they think the plane is deep in the Indian ocean while actually believing that it is on land somewhere?

I have been thinking this, as well...in fact, was about to post it here...especially lack of info regarding the pilot...

???

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I have noticed the lack of public reporting about the pilot and other passengers. I imagine the investigators are scouring the lives of everyone on that plane. I am sure there is a lot of info that just isn't public yet, especially if they are trying to stop a secondary terrorist act. Could there be some advantage to publicly stating that they think the plane is deep in the Indian ocean while actually believing that it is on land somewhere?

I have been thinking this, as well...in fact, was about to post it here...especially lack of info regarding the pilot...

???

People. Of course they aren't reporting on people who may have died in a horrible plane crash.

[Anonymous]

Yes, I get that they wouldn't want to rush to judgement or vilify innocent victims. But....there is so little beyond the pilot entertaining young girls in the cockpit...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I noticed a bunch of DHS police in the DC metro system today - I expected toget home and find out this whole plane incident was a terrorist attack (hence the increased security)... But nope. Nothing. Unless the PP's theory is correct.

I bet they're just doing dry runs for the rock n roll marathon on Saturday.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I have noticed the lack of public reporting about the pilot and other passengers. I imagine the investigators are scouring the lives of everyone on that plane. I am sure there is a lot of info that just isn't public yet, especially if they are trying to stop a secondary terrorist act. Could there be some advantage to publicly stating that they think the plane is deep in the Indian ocean while actually believing that it is on land somewhere?

They are reporting on it (not to be snarky) but you probably arent reading the right sources.

Ive seen pics plus details about the pilot. Also Malaysian authorities have already searched his home.

They have also reported about other passengers such as the male Chinese passenger who not too long ago took flight simulatiom training.

[Anonymous]

Lost the next season

[Anonymous]

I know China said that releasing the satellite images was a mistake but what were they images of? Nothing was found when boats went to look, right? How does China know it was a mistake?