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Malaysia Airlines Expands Investigation To Include General Scope Of Space, Time "In addition, airline sources attempted to assuage an uneasy public by noting they had brought in top crash investigators from the Malaysian, Vietnamese, and Chinese governments, as well as U.S. Navy personnel, Boeing technicians, leading quantum physicists, theoretical cosmologists, metaphysicians, epistemologists, and determinist philosophers to help scour all conceivable and as yet inconceivable locations in which the plane might be located."
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Now that the Witch Doctors are on site this will be solved in no time.
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If they would just employ (there is no icon for genuflection) THE SCIENTIFIC METHOD, I'm sure that all would be solved quickly.
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read my post on about page 11 plane is in Iran being made into a flying bomb.
norm Too much trouble. Iran has plenty of planes to use without snatching one from Malaysia. They could just buy one from Boeing. Cleaner that why.
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Bet Gus could figure it out right quick.
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According to Diane Feinstein, the CIA was water boarding the pilot and his foot accidentally hit the auto pilot button, disengaging it and causing the plane to crash. That and they had served bad fish aboard the flight. ![[Linked Image]](http://i.imgur.com/oeC55.jpg)
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I don't think you go thru all the trouble the pilot did if you plan on committing suicide. Just nosedive the sumbitch
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I will sleep easy knowing the crack brain trust of the Klanfire is on this.
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I will sleep easy knowing the crack brain trust of the Klanfire is on this. Rest assured knowing that we'll git 'er done. Here's my latest thoughts. 1) Pilot suicide ... strong possibility. 2) A foiled plot. What if the pilot was a hero instead of a suicidal maniac and he felt there was something on board that was so dangerous that he wanted to crash the plane as far away from habitation as possible? This mystery is so bizarre that it almost dictates an equally bizarre answer as to why.
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Another theory being floated So by now, you may have caught on or you may be scratching your head and wondering if I�ve gone insane! How does SIA68 have anything to do with MH370 disappearing? Remember the one challenge that is currently making everyone doubt that MH370 actually flew to Turkmenistan, Iran, China, or Kyrgyzstan? That challenge is the thought that MH370 couldn�t make it through several key airspaces such as India or Afghanistan without being detected by the military.
It is my belief that MH370 likely flew in the shadow of SIA68 through India and Afghanistan airspace. As MH370 was flying �dark� without transponder / ADS-B output, SIA68 would have had no knowledge that MH370 was anywhere around and as it entered Indian airspace, it would have shown up as one single blip on the radar with only the transponder information of SIA68 lighting up ATC and military radar screens. After looking at all the details, it is my opinion that MH370 snuck out of the Bay of Bengal using SIA68 as the perfect cover. It entered radar coverage already in the radar shadow of the other 777, stayed there throughout coverage, and then exited SIA68�s shadow and then most likely landed in one of several land locations north of India and Afghanistan.
"Facts are stubborn things; and whatever may be our wishes, our inclinations, or the dictates of our passion, they cannot alter the state of facts and evidence". John Adams
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If was going to bet on what happened i would put my money on it being high jacked and forced to fly off the radar to wherever it ended up. If you want to know why it hasn't been found , just look at who is in charge of the search.
A Doe walks out of the woods today and says, that is the last time I'm going to do that for Two Bucks.
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I've been looking at it from the perspective that there was a plan and it either failed or succeeded.
There's two likely options in a successful mission. Pilot suicide or a hijacked would be long range bomber which is not likely IMO. There's too many problems with that theory.
If the plan went awry then that opens up many possibilities.
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Malaysia Airlines Expands Investigation To Include General Scope Of Space, Time "In addition, airline sources attempted to assuage an uneasy public by noting they had brought in top crash investigators from the Malaysian, Vietnamese, and Chinese governments, as well as U.S. Navy personnel, Boeing technicians, leading quantum physicists, theoretical cosmologists, metaphysicians, epistemologists, and determinist philosophers to help scour all conceivable and as yet inconceivable locations in which the plane might be located." Now all we need is an Alchemist and a Cosmotologist and this thing would be solved by years end,,,, errr,,, I mean days end.
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Here's another thought.
Trying to sort through the "facts" at this point is an exercise in futility. So ...
Then you have look at what is not known and there is one huge glaring unknown.
The personalities of 236 people on board that weren't in the cockpit.
*** They did rule out the two with bogus passports so that leaves 234.
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Trying to sort through the "facts" at this point is an exercise in futility. Nah...Not TOO hard. There are only two facts. 1) Plane is missing 2) Nobody knows where it is. 
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The thing that many are forgetting it that this plane would have had to cross Indian airspace or very close to it with the fuel allotted.
India would have scrambled fighters and blown this f*cker away with no deliberate contact with them.
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If the plane with the transponder off would not be seen by normal air traffic, and stayed in normal commercial traffic lanes, would military radar that might spot it even pay any attention?
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[quote]After looking at all the details, it is my opinion that MH370 snuck out of the Bay of Bengal using SIA68 as the perfect cover. It entered radar coverage already in the radar shadow of the other 777, stayed there throughout coverage, and then exited SIA68�s shadow and then most likely landed in one of several land locations north of India and Afghanistan. All we need is Tom Clancy to write the rest of the novel.... What I think I know: **The plane flew very deliberately, so A pilot was on board, flying the thing, where he wanted to fly it. **If it was terrorism, dive bombing the plane into the ocean would have gotten the message across. There is no benefit to the terrorists to "losing" the plane. ** This plane was on it's way somewhere. If we want to know where it is, we need to find out why it was flown there. What was special about THIS 777? Passengers?
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After living and working in Malaysia for 4.5 yrs. I can very easily see this whole charade happening like it has, particularly as it applies to MAS.
Most all of those folks with MAS are appointed by cronies (not by merit or qualification) and still have the Band-Aid on their asses where they cut their tails off.
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Trying to sort through the "facts" at this point is an exercise in futility. Nah...Not TOO hard. There are only two facts. 1) Plane is missing 2) Nobody knows where it is. 3) The Indian Ocean is one big sum bisch
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