Malaysian Airlines MH370

[Kyle Communications]

what is NES

 

 

[turboplanner]

A much more reliable News Service, unbiased too.

 

 

[bexrbetter]

It's like all the other theories, what ever can't be proven is a fit.

 

 

[Old Koreelah]

This maybe? Thanks to my next door neighbour for the following thought provoking email... Why does no one mention the Indian Oceans most

 

advanced and secure air base, the stationary Aircraft Carrier located

 

south of the southern tip of India called Diego Garcia?

I did, Rank:

 

http://www.recreationalflying.com/threads/malaysian-airlines-mh370.114558/page-10#post-418067

 

Your conspiracy theory is intriguing, but why would the Americans cover up this attack?

 

 

[Teckair]

I did, Rank:http://www.recreationalflying.com/threads/malaysian-airlines-mh370.114558/page-10#post-418067

Your conspiracy theory is intriguing, but why would the Americans cover up this attack?

Maybe shooting an airliner down might be bad PR?

 

 

[rgmwa]

The most powerful radar systems in the region are at Diego Garcia. A

perfect target for such an attack,...

Sounds like a very good reason NOT to attack.

 

rgmwa

 

 

[rankamateur]

Maybe shooting an airliner down might be bad PR?

Especially one half full of chinese nationals. Didn't you know that if Walmart was a country it would be China's fourth biggest trading partner. America is selling out to China at the rate of three TRILLION dollars per annum, don't want to upset the banker now do we!

 

 

[flying dog]

Yeah, well so are we...... :(

 

Which is killing the whole country.

 

 

[SDQDI]

And the Debris from a shot down 777 wouldn't spread real far would it, and wouldn't be hard to pick up and leave no trace, not that I'm arguing too much but seriously the debris trail from a shot down jumbo would be fairly significant.

 

 

[bexrbetter]

Yeah, well so are we...... :(Which is killing the whole country.

I get a lot of approaches over the last 10 years from people who are interested in doing something in China and the bulk of them have the same reasoning and it ain't the costs, it's the restrictions and regulations that they have to continually battle against.

 

They have had a gutful of putting 90% of their effort in for the various Governments and the feeling, true or not, that the Governments would prefer them not to be in business.

 

I'm just the messenger by the way

 

 

[Bob Llewellyn]

Kitchener was on HMS Hampshire, not Edinburgh. HMS Hampshire ran into a mine laid by a U-boat, not an unexpected naval force. Even Jessop in his book admits the coffin story was only a rumour he dug up in an old file. Various colourful rumours were not uncommon regarding sinkings........or aircraft disappearances for that matter!

Sorry Dutchroll, overlooked your post. Look you, the more insubstantial a rumour, the more likely it is true - because it's insubstantial because "they" are trying to hush it up, not because it's a load of earwax. (where are my pills...)

 

 

[Bob Llewellyn]

I get a lot of approaches over the last 10 years from people who are interested in doing something in China and the bulk of them have the same reasoning and it ain't the costs, it's the restrictions and regulations that they have to continually battle against.They have had a gutful of putting 90% of their effort in for the various Governments and the feeling, true or not, that the Governments would prefer them not to be in business.

 

I'm just the messenger by the way

I know of a business that had definite QC issues with the Chinese workforce - quite hi-tech by Chinese standards, but regarded materials specs as no more than labels. Can this be coped with? How?

 

 

[Old Koreelah]

Maybe shooting an airliner down might be bad PR?

Fair enough; I should have read the whole story before posting.

Those damned Yanks: it's always their fault!

 

 

[bexrbetter]

I know of a business that had definite QC issues with the Chinese workforce - quite hi-tech by Chinese standards, but regarded materials specs as no more than labels. Can this be coped with? How?

Because your friends wrongly believed that their standards of business dealings would be consistent in a completely different country and business culture, they were niave. Pop me a PM if they need help.

 

"quite high tech by Chinese standards"?? .... are you serious, Shirley?

 

 

[bexrbetter]

Maybe shooting an airliner down might be bad PR?

Yeah, the World wasn't too happy with the Russians were they - twice.

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Korean_Air_Lines_Flight_007

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Korean_Air_Lines_Flight_902

 

 

[Exadios]

This maybe? Thanks to my next door neighbour for the following thought provoking emailWhy hasn't someone put an aircraft carrier there, which could stay on

 

station, rather than planes from everywhere flying out for 2 hours

 

search daily. How many millions is it costing for these planes? I

 

reckon the money would be better spent on a carrier with helicopters.

 

If it wasn't such a tragic event we could all freely laugh with great

 

gusto at the mainstream media regarding the disappearance of Malaysian

 

flight 370. Every single source, substantiated or not, was taken as a

 

great revelation. It was and continues to be a sad circus of events.

 

If those following the serious clues left available there is only one

 

question to ask. Why does no one mention the Indian Oceans most

 

advanced and secure air base, the stationary Aircraft Carrier located

 

south of the southern tip of India called Diego Garcia?

 

Not a peep. Not even an indication of a US managed military

 

installation that monitors everything in this war region. In fact the

 

best old metaphor regarding the lack of reference to this location is

 

"The Silence Is Deafening."

 

So here it is. As CNN, Fox, MSNBC, CBC, BBC, CTV and all the rest are

 

prepared to spout off theories without any solid confirmation, here is

 

one from a source who wishes to remain unidentified from Northwest BC

 

Canada. This individual comes from a three decade long background of

 

exposing the secrets the one percent and the military forces would

 

rather have remained secret. He has recently revealed what happened to

 

flight 370. 'Film at Eleven'.

 

Captain Zaharie Ahmad Shah prepared and practised with his home flight

 

simulator and had determined the maximum speed and angle of decent the

 

Boeing 777 could withstand.

 

As soon as the flight reached the extent of the Malaysian radar

 

capability, when he knew they would no longer expect to see his radar

 

signal, he wished the ground crews good night. He then turned off one

 

tracking device, waited to see if anyone responded or raised alarm for

 

15 minutes, then turned off all communication devices. He locked the

 

cabin door to prevent anyone from entering after asking his co-pilot

 

to get him a drink or check on a system outside of the cockpit.

 

The Captain then immediately turned the plane southwest into a know

 

flight path and climbed to over 40,000 ft. the maximum structural

 

capability of the Boeing 777. He put on the pilot supplied air mask

 

and kept the plane at over 40,000 ft until he was certain all the

 

passengers and crew, including his co-pilot, were asphyxiated.

 

From his flight simulator experimentation he had already determined

 

the precise coordinates where he would initiate his next action. To

 

bring the plane down at the maximum speed and maximum angle of decent

 

to make a direct hit on the fuel storage tanks at Diego Garcia.

 

As he initiated this direct course of action the American Military had

 

not been concerned with the radar blip of this flight at 40,000 plus

 

feet. They monitor vessels and flights which appear to be a threat or

 

are invading their space. However they were suddenly brought into

 

complete attention as their warning systems set off alarms.

 

The base at Diego Garcia attempted to make radio contact and

 

immediately dispatching interceptors. Knowing full well this was an

 

imminent threat, having no time to debate the issue and recognizing

 

the aircraft was operating in what was basically 'stealth' mode,

 

uncommunicative, the plane was shot out of the sky.

 

Becoming aware of which flight it was with the political and potential

 

military repercussions, the US military ordered a complete lock down

 

on all communications regarding the event and began dispatching crews

 

to locate and pick up all the debris.

 

When the rest of the world became aware the flight was missing the US

 

Navy offered all their resource to help them look for it in the South

 

China Sea, then the Gulf of Thailand, Bay of Bengal and the Strait of

 

Malacca. This kept the worlds attention focused away from the location

 

they were cleaning up.

 

US 7th Fleet Commander William Marks told CNN "We wait for the

 

Malaysians to tell us where to search and we go there."

 

This is the most telling statement of all. Since when does the US take

 

directions from Malaysia unless they are simply providing the rope to

 

let them hang themselves.

 

The most powerful radar systems in the region are at Diego Garcia. A

 

perfect target for such an attack, one the USA stopped and one they

 

simply cannot reveal to the world due to the nationality of the

 

passengers on board. They will continue to assist in the search while

 

doing everything to ensure no one even mentions Diego Garcia in the

 

mainstream media.

Firstly, please supply your bank account number so that we can forward the charges for keeping an aircraft carrier on station.

 

Second, have you computed the horizon centered on Diego Garcia?

 

For the rest of the post - you have failed to supply evidence needed to give you speculations any credibility at all.

 

 

[bexrbetter]

Firstly, please supply your bank account number so that we can forward the charges for keeping an aircraft carrier on station..

Well hang on, that Carrier isn't in packed in cotton wool in storage, it operates and costs the same money daily regardless of where it is.

 

For the rest of the post - you have failed to supply evidence needed to give you speculations any credibility at all.

Errr, that's why they are called speculations!

 

 

[rankamateur]

Firstly, please supply your bank account number so that we can forward the charges for keeping an aircraft carrier on station.Second, have you computed the horizon centered on Diego Garcia?

 

For the rest of the post - you have failed to supply evidence needed to give you speculations any credibility at all.

You are taking this a bit too seriously, all this talk of supplying my evidence. The fact of the matter is there is no evidence, there has been six weeks with a string of well ballsed up distractions to take care of any embarrassing evidence, if in fact there was any.

 

 

[johnm]

who knows where MH370 is or why its there

 

any theory is worth considering

 

we don't have too many options at this stage

 

the best we have is a auto submerged computer looking for aluminium in potential sludge 3 miles below water level

 

if the 777 hit the water (or suffered some other fate in the ocean) ................ this does not explain why there was no debris

 

finding ANY debris will be helpful

 

 

[bexrbetter]

https://www.google.com.hk/search?newwindow=1&safe=strict&biw=854&bih=622&site=webhp&q=australia+90+Million+for+mh370+search&oq=australia+90+Million+for+mh370+search&gs_l=serp.3...2406.14366.0.14926.37.33.0.3.3.0.424.4181.2-15j1j1.17.0....0...1c.1.43.serp..23.14.2661.Q_nPHsbWHVs

 

I don't get it, why has Australia committed $90 million for 2 years of searching for an airplane that's got barely anything to do with us?

 

 

[ayavner]

not to worry, we're paying for it out of the pensions

 

 

[Teckair]

not to worry, we're paying for it out of the pensions

Great priorities our fearless leaders have.

 

 

[Teckair]

https://www.google.com.hk/search?newwindow=1&safe=strict&biw=854&bih=622&site=webhp&q=australia 90 Million for mh370 search&oq=australia 90 Million for mh370 search&gs_l=serp.3...2406.14366.0.14926.37.33.0.3.3.0.424.4181.2-15j1j1.17.0....0...1c.1.43.serp..23.14.2661.Q_nPHsbWHVsI don't get it, why has Australia committed $90 million for 2 years of searching for an airplane that's got barely anything to do with us?

I think there will be more to this than we are told, as per usual. The search might be something just to appear to be doing something, right? Is there anybody happy with the way our taxes are spent?

 

 

[Old Koreelah]

I think there will be more to this than we are told, as per usual. The search might be something just to appear to be doing something, right? Is there anybody happy with the way our taxes are spent?

When we are telling our grandies (or their kids) about "the good old days", we can say we remember when MH370 dissappeared. Just like the Titanic or the Bermuda Triangle, this case will be folklore.

Given the gains in training and operational experience (and to our international relations) it's not a big outlay, especially when compared to the billions spent on recent wars.

 

 

[Cosmick]

https://www.google.com.hk/search?newwindow=1&safe=strict&biw=854&bih=622&site=webhp&q=australia 90 Million for mh370 search&oq=australia 90 Million for mh370 search&gs_l=serp.3...2406.14366.0.14926.37.33.0.3.3.0.424.4181.2-15j1j1.17.0....0...1c.1.43.serp..23.14.2661.Q_nPHsbWHVsI don't get it, why has Australia committed $90 million for 2 years of searching for an airplane that's got barely anything to do with us?

International Relations - pretty cheap for some nice Chinese warm fuzzies