Salvatore Pais confirms science in MH370 videos are real during live stream

originally posted by: Skinnerbot
a reply to: Lazy88

The theory that five tons of Garcinia mangostana fruit and 221 kg's of lithium batteries reacted to cause the fire isn't my favorite either. Really not worth investing the cookie load to see whats down that rabbit hole.

Look up UPS Flight 6. It's an example of another plane that went down due to lithium ion batteries. Also, look up Lithium Battery Incidents reported by the FAA - these types of fires happen quite frequently.

With that context, I think it's perfectly reasonable to think the batteries in MH370's cargo (that were illegally stored) started a fire.

originally posted by: Lazy88
If you plan to snag a jet mid air. You don’t do it with a n uncontrollable lithium battery fire.

Where you have use a blatantly false argument concerning rendered contrails from a hoax video.

Okay random person on the internet, I'll trust that you know how our military executes their operations

Malaysia approves new search for missing flight MH370

www.bbc.co.uk...

On Friday, Malaysia's transport minister Anthony Loke said the cabinet approved in principle a $70m (£56m) deal with US-based marine exploration firm Ocean Infinity to find the aircraft.

Under a "no find, no fee" arrangement, Ocean Infinity will get paid only when the wreckage is found.

The new search will cover a 15,000 sq km patch in the southern Indian Ocean, based on new data that Kuala Lumpur found to be "credible", the minister said.

Interesting development. The Malaysian government had previously said no further search would happen unless credible new evidence emerged.

Investigators generally agree that the plane crashed somewhere in the southern Indian Ocean - though it is unclear as to why it happened.

A host of conspiracy theories have sprouted up around the aircraft's disappearance, from speculation that the pilot had deliberately brought down the plane to claims that it had been shot down by a foreign military.

A 2018 investigation into the aircraft's disappearance found that the plane's controls were likely deliberately manipulated to take it off course - but drew no conclusions about who had been behind it.

Investigators said at the time that "the answer can only be conclusive if the wreckage is found".

originally posted by: b0kal0ka
Okay random person on the internet, I'll trust that you know how our military executes their operations

I was in the military. Be careful what you post, and how legitimise something. 😁

Vs what? Grifters on YouTube making a living spinning fantasy.

originally posted by: Freeborn
Malaysia approves new search for missing flight MH370

www.bbc.co.uk...

On Friday, Malaysia's transport minister Anthony Loke said the cabinet approved in principle a $70m (£56m) deal with US-based marine exploration firm Ocean Infinity to find the aircraft.

Under a "no find, no fee" arrangement, Ocean Infinity will get paid only when the wreckage is found.

The new search will cover a 15,000 sq km patch in the southern Indian Ocean, based on new data that Kuala Lumpur found to be "credible", the minister said.

Interesting development. The Malaysian government had previously said no further search would happen unless credible new evidence emerged.

Investigators generally agree that the plane crashed somewhere in the southern Indian Ocean - though it is unclear as to why it happened.

A host of conspiracy theories have sprouted up around the aircraft's disappearance, from speculation that the pilot had deliberately brought down the plane to claims that it had been shot down by a foreign military.

A 2018 investigation into the aircraft's disappearance found that the plane's controls were likely deliberately manipulated to take it off course - but drew no conclusions about who had been behind it.

Investigators said at the time that "the answer can only be conclusive if the wreckage is found".

a reply to: Freeborn

Will be interesting to see how this plays out. They won't find the plane but I'm curious if them come up with anything.

a reply to: Lazy88

Yeah and so was I buddy. I see right through your bs.

Do yourself a favor and stop obsessing about youtubers. The only one bringing them up here is you.

originally posted by: b0kal0ka
a reply to: Lazy88

Yeah and so was I buddy. I see right through your bs.

Do yourself a favor and stop obsessing about youtubers. The only one bringing them up here is you.

I’m not the one pushing video hoaxes and grifters exploiting MH370 for personal gain.

Five threads now?




Just keep…

originally posted by: Lazy88

originally posted by: b0kal0ka
a reply to: Lazy88

Yeah and so was I buddy. I see right through your bs.

Do yourself a favor and stop obsessing about youtubers. The only one bringing them up here is you.

I’m not the one pushing video hoaxes and grifters exploiting MH370 for personal gain.

Personal gain??? If there is something I'm gaining from this please point me to it because I'm missing out hahahahahahahah. Thanks for making my day.

a reply to: b0kal0ka

I don't know about personal gain but I took the drone ride you provided and read

Wife of the Deceased: A Memoir of Love, Loss, and Learning to Live Again

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90% of the proceeds from that book are donated to benefit child abuse, neglect, and sex trafficking.

No one left to sue here on ATS but you might put someone in a kosher meat suit with a baby's brain and an old mans heart for the holidays?

Following the other thread now.
The Dem's pharmacy benefit plan manager reform legislation failed to make the cut in federal funding package that was voted on during overtime *Saturday* morning in the Senate.