Malaysia Airlines Flight Goes Missing En Route to China

Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:It's a fact 20 Freescale employees was on the plane as also confirmed on their own website. And if you further research you will learn the nature of their business and knowledge as well as how closely they work with US military in all facets.Why would someone just steal the jewelry box when the jewelry inside is much much more valuable? They were not after the plane…. Freescale Engineers design unmanned drones, unmanned vehicles, unmanned robotics that can be used in combat or firefighting, long range missile guidance systems, are also the designers for NASA computers and electronics, and designers of US military defense and radars…. It's not the plane they was after! And honestly why would any opposing government/country pass up such a golden opportunity?...


They probably knew how to screw up the transponder and the pinging to screw up any hope of finding out what happened to the plane.


It is conceivable that Flight MH370 plane is 'cloaked', hiding with high-tech electronic warfare weaponry that exists and is used. In fact, this type of technology is precisely the expertise of Freescale, that has 20 employees on board the missing flight
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:It's a fact 20 Freescale employees was on the plane as also confirmed on their own website. And if you further research you will learn the nature of their business and knowledge as well as how closely they work with US military in all facets.Why would someone just steal the jewelry box when the jewelry inside is much much more valuable? They were not after the plane…. Freescale Engineers design unmanned drones, unmanned vehicles, unmanned robotics that can be used in combat or firefighting, long range missile guidance systems, are also the designers for NASA computers and electronics, and designers of US military defense and radars…. It's not the plane they was after! And honestly why would any opposing government/country pass up such a golden opportunity?...


What were they doing in Malaysia and why were they going to China?
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:It's a fact 20 Freescale employees was on the plane as also confirmed on their own website. And if you further research you will learn the nature of their business and knowledge as well as how closely they work with US military in all facets.Why would someone just steal the jewelry box when the jewelry inside is much much more valuable? They were not after the plane…. Freescale Engineers design unmanned drones, unmanned vehicles, unmanned robotics that can be used in combat or firefighting, long range missile guidance systems, are also the designers for NASA computers and electronics, and designers of US military defense and radars…. It's not the plane they was after! And honestly why would any opposing government/country pass up such a golden opportunity?...


What were they doing in Malaysia and why were they going to China?

They were based in several manufacturing sites in Kuala Lumpur and Tianjin, China; 12 of the employees were from Malaysia and eight were from China. No idea why they were headed to Beijing.
Anonymous
The thing is this could be it. They may never find this plane.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:It's a fact 20 Freescale employees was on the plane as also confirmed on their own website. And if you further research you will learn the nature of their business and knowledge as well as how closely they work with US military in all facets.Why would someone just steal the jewelry box when the jewelry inside is much much more valuable? They were not after the plane…. Freescale Engineers design unmanned drones, unmanned vehicles, unmanned robotics that can be used in combat or firefighting, long range missile guidance systems, are also the designers for NASA computers and electronics, and designers of US military defense and radars…. It's not the plane they was after! And honestly why would any opposing government/country pass up such a golden opportunity?...


What were they doing in Malaysia and why were they going to China?

They were based in several manufacturing sites in Kuala Lumpur and Tianjin, China; 12 of the employees were from Malaysia and eight were from China. No idea why they were headed to Beijing.


Thought that people with top secret clearance working on military projects usually work on bits and pieces of a project. That way no one person can jeopardize a project if something happens to them or if they reveal their work to others. Maybe that's why they needed 20 employees. But still, thought they aren't supposed to travel together for this exact reason.
Anonymous
Yes, like the President and Vice President never travel together. Why risk losing a large number of key staff? They could be on a plane that crashes unrelated to this situation. So, why not anticipate that before you put all your valuable employees on one plane?
Anonymous
Just read that the twenty passengers were involved in cutting edge electronic technology used for defense purposes, including electronic warfare, such as weapons that can “cloak” or make planes invisible, appearing to vanish. Two aspects not heavily reported regarding the mystery are:
1) using today’s electronic weaponry, a plane can seemingly “vanish,” and
2) passengers aboard the missing Malaysia jet linking to contracts with the Department of Defense defense and high-tech electronic weaponry.

The system can “make the real target appear to disappear or move about randomly. It is used effectively to protect aircraft from guided missiles " This can explain why the plane made a sharp left turn.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:From what I saw on the news, turning off the transponders was as easy as simply switching a switch in plain sight. Not very sophisticated or complicated. The pinging -- wouldn't that be built into the plane somewhere?


Not the ACARS. I understand that the ACARS is a bit more difficult to turn off.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:WHY WOULD ANYONE HIJACK A PLANE AND FLY IT FOR 7 HOURS??? WHY? WHY? WHY? DOESNT MAKE SENSE


Maybe when they first took the plane, and turned off the transponders, they knew we would think the plane crashed in the ocean. They didn't know about the subsequent satellite pinging.

I still think they took the plane to use in an attack later. We WOULDN'T all be looking for it if we thought it was at the bottom of the ocean. It's only because of the pinging that we know it flew for 7 hours - long enough to get to a hangar in a hostile state.


Why not? Wouldn't the families want to recover the bodies of their loved ones? We'd keep looking for it even if we were certain it crashed into the ocean. The Air France plane took 2 years to recover, but that didn't stop the search.

This is much more mysterious, since we have those "pings" lasting 7 hours.

If someone deliberately turned off the transponder, they probably knew about the pinging. Anyone turning off the transponder had sophisticated knowledge about that airplane.

I wonder if malfunction/explosion could have turned off the transponders and redirected the plane? It seems unlikely, but until we know, if we ever do, all of this is mere speculation. Nothing I've read leads me to believe that the plane is anywhere but at the bottom of the Indian Ocean. No reliable evidence points in any other direction -- yet.



If the plane is at the bottom of the ocean, would those bodies actually be recovered? Honest question, I don't know what the standard practice is.
Anonymous
http://www.businessinsider.com/heres-how-to-steal-a-boeing-777-2014-3
Answer to : could a 777 land on a highway -- yes.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:What if they spilled coffee all over the instrument panel and screwed them all up? That's the kind of thing that I would do.....


Or someone can just be sleeping and their hand falls on the instrument panel and turns the transponder off, because u lose control of ur muscles when u're asleep. The pilots never realize this, the plane is on autopilot and suddenly they start realizing weird things happening, they have no idea what is going it, they panic and turn the plane around to go back to the Malaysian airport because thats the only safe thing they can think of doing. Why did nobody think that the pilots wanted to go back to the Malaysian airport when it turned around? Because it did turn around towards Malaysia, to me that makes total sense, they had no idea what was going on and they turned around to go back to where they came from. Now, something else happened when they were headed back to Malaysia, i don't know what, maybe more mechanical failure, depressurization? who know. To me, this is way more plausible than having a hijacker just flying a plane for hours


For 9 days?
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:It's a fact 20 Freescale employees was on the plane as also confirmed on their own website. And if you further research you will learn the nature of their business and knowledge as well as how closely they work with US military in all facets.Why would someone just steal the jewelry box when the jewelry inside is much much more valuable? They were not after the plane…. Freescale Engineers design unmanned drones, unmanned vehicles, unmanned robotics that can be used in combat or firefighting, long range missile guidance systems, are also the designers for NASA computers and electronics, and designers of US military defense and radars…. It's not the plane they was after! And honestly why would any opposing government/country pass up such a golden opportunity?...

That is one scary theory !
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
One more interesting thing. 4 of 5 patent users were on that plane that day of the ‘Freescale Microchip’. The 5th was not on that plane. The 5th being Jacob Rothschild. Once they are not found and the occupants are declared deceased, this would give 1 person 100% of the patent. The patent was approved a few days after the plane disappeared. The Rothschild family also operates the Federal Reserve, and owns almost the entire global banking system except for Cuba, North Korea, and Iran. Isn’t there a war going on in Iran right now….


Only problem with your theory is that the 4 other patent holders were NOT on the plane.

Peidong Wang
 Zhijun Chen
Zhihong Cheng
 Li Ying, Suzhou

Check the names above against the passenger list. You will not find them listed as passengers of flight 370.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Finally - something new from the Daily Mail:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2581817/Doomed-airliner-pilot-political-fanatic-Hours-taking-control-flight-MH370-attended-trial-jailed-opposition-leader-sodomite.html


Jeez, the pilot's family moved the day before? And this thing about 20 employees in technology on board, what a complicated mess for investigators.
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