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originally posted by: Psynic
What I've been saying all along.
Hijacked and covered up.
Not possible for the A/C to have gone down in the ocean without leaving some floating evidence, which by now WOULD have been found.
The whole southern arc/northern arc story is not to be believed.
Why covered up?
To deprive the hijackers of victory and to diminish fear of flying. ($)
At this point in the cover-up the plane can appear wherever they want to deposit it and claim as the 'crash site'.
But if they do that, they won't be able to explain the lack of flotsam.
This charade will NOT go on indefinitely.
originally posted by: Psynic
originally posted by: jude11
originally posted by: Heartisblack
Personally, I believe it was a suicidal pilot who drove his plane into the water. I really doubt it was terrorism, I just think he was a bit off and decided to take a group of people with him, regardless if they wanted to go or not.
Flag for you, OP.
Something of this magnitude as a suicide?
Perhaps.
But I know if it were me I would have left a note or in this case a message to ground control somewhere. Most suicides leave a goodbye of some sort.
Peace
How many suicides take six hours of focussed concentration before reaching oblivion?
Usually it's a split second decision to jump or slash or swallow the pills.
Flying a plane, hour after hour, to the middle of nowhere is just not a believable theory for suicide.
originally posted by: roadgravel
a reply to: Psynic
Shot down over land? No one saw it or the clean up? That's some magic.
Water seems the most logical.
originally posted by: roadgravel
I said
Water seems the most logical.
and you made it seem like that was not plausible. We have land and water, or space if you go with aliens.
originally posted by: TrueBrit
a reply to: Ivar_Karlsen
Huh...
Someone needs to tell the directors of that video!
A Thai Air Force radar station in Surat Thani detected a passenger aircraft that departed from Malaysia but diverted and passed the port city of Butterworth, Malaysia, Thai Air Force’s chief ACM Prajin Juntong said Tuesday.
The aircraft could then have flown to the Straits of Malacca.
originally posted by: douglas5
The engines logged into Boeing 7 hours after the plane vanished from radar, and told Boeing all about how well the flight went.
originally posted by: Psynic
originally posted by: douglas5
The engines logged into Boeing 7 hours after the plane vanished from radar, and told Boeing all about how well the flight went.
Pure fiction. All part of the cover-up.
What do you think would happen to Boeing's sales if a story appeared in the news:
___________________________________________________________________________________
Hijack, intercept, shoot down, collect evidence, stall for time, sell more planes.
The public has a very short memory.
originally posted by: douglas5
originally posted by: Psynic
originally posted by: douglas5
The engines logged into Boeing 7 hours after the plane vanished from radar, and told Boeing all about how well the flight went.
Pure fiction. All part of the cover-up.
What do you think would happen to Boeing's sales if a story appeared in the news:
___________________________________________________________________________________
Hijack, intercept, shoot down, collect evidence, stall for time, sell more planes.
The public has a very short memory.
Lots say the Boeings are hackable due to the fly by wire and can be flown by remote control just visit some 9-11 threads for the info