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snypwsd
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What mission are you talking about? You have 0 proof that these men did anything related to a hijacking, all you have is speculation.
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snypwsd
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What mission are you talking about? You have 0 proof that these men did anything related to a hijacking, all you have is speculation.
That's all that any of us have at this point. Just like you speculated about the Iranian men moving to Germany. Supposedly that story is coming from their friends and family.
My point was that IF they did it, they wouldn't have told all their friends they were planning to hijack a plane. They would have made up an excuse for making arrangements that seemed as though they wouldn't be returning home like telling them... oh... I dunno... "hey, we're permanently moving to Germany."
It doesn't seem vastly suspicious to you that two Iranian men with STOLEN passports and a cover story to their friends/family about permanently moving to another country just so happened to be on a flight that has now gone missing and is suspected of being hijacked?
I'd say they are the prime suspects at this moment and regardless of what actually happened, I guarantee that the media will start looking at those two as the ones responsible.edit on 3/14/2014 by Answer because: (no reason given)
The Malaysian official said only a skilled aviator could navigate the plane the way it was flown after its last confirmed location over the South China Sea. The official said it had been established with a "more than 50 percent" degree of certainty that military radar had picked up the missing plane after it dropped off civilian radar.
However, Azharuddin Abdul Rahman, who is leadingthe investigation denied it.
"It is not conclusive. I'm heading the investigation and nobody is saying that. It's not true. We are looking at the possibility, we're looking at all possibilities. We're doing every profile of the passengers and crew but there is no firm evidence or leads so far," he told the Telegraph.
snypwsd
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What does their heritage have anything to do with it? they are Two men with stolen passports thats all it is.
I wasnt speculating I was talking about what some one else has said. And if you go back and read my comment you will see that it was a question and not a statement. I was looking for clarification. You can keep repeating your thoughts over and over again all you want, but its not going to make me believe it.
FraternitasSaturni
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snypwsd
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What mission are you talking about? You have 0 proof that these men did anything related to a hijacking, all you have is speculation.
That's all that any of us have at this point. Just like you speculated about the Iranian men moving to Germany. Supposedly that story is coming from their friends and family.
My point was that IF they did it, they wouldn't have told all their friends they were planning to hijack a plane. They would have made up an excuse for making arrangements that seemed as though they wouldn't be returning home like telling them... oh... I dunno... "hey, we're permanently moving to Germany."
It doesn't seem vastly suspicious to you that two Iranian men with STOLEN passports and a cover story to their friends/family about permanently moving to another country just so happened to be on a flight that has now gone missing and is suspected of being hijacked?
I'd say they are the prime suspects at this moment and regardless of what actually happened, I guarantee that the media will start looking at those two as the ones responsible.edit on 3/14/2014 by Answer because: (no reason given)
They're your prime suspects.
I dont know anything about them atm besides the stolen passports and for people to enter europe thats actually pretty common, so... thats what we have. They didnt exactly need european passports to hijack a plane going from Malaysia to china...
It is quite possible that the plane was purposely flown above 43000 feet and that this was done to kill the passengers.
The tracking systems were turned off and the plane was flown under radar and landed at an undisclosed location.
The only concern would be from airport or air traffic workers possibly not knowing the identity of the plane.
If it were identified and fighters jets scrambled to shoot it down it could still be within striking distance to fire a missle or worse a nuclear warhead at an American city.
Who would want to do this?
They usually will hijack and do there damage right then and there - so the question keeps arising - what would they want with this plane?
snypwsd
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That doesnt make sence, and it sounds like you are siding with the MSM. Who cares what the MSM says or what they will say. That is why we are all here right? because we dont trust what we are fed by the idiot tube.
I personally am completely neutral on the subject. I dont believe any theory about this, even what I have said above, As there is no proof of anything. I refuse to make personal claims about this as it is a waste of time, I only look for clarification.