This is what I was wondering. "Deliberate" is pretty vague.
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Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 ended in the Southern Indian Ocean
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Definitely. Clear about what they have done and what the current situation is.
I can totally see this. Something goes wrong, forced to change course drastically. Although, deliberate cutting off of communication is inconsistent with this theory.
I'm trying to think of a reason that they would turn the ACARS and transponders at 2 separate times. During the time between these 2 events no one from the plane said anything was wrong.
Changing direction I understand.
He was relaying the latest information? I don't see how it was shameful.
Why do you think he's a bitch?
Sectorseven
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Could they have dumped all the people and cargo somewhere in order to get better fuel efficiency?
Wish I was joking about this.
Deliberate as in not a plane full of unconscious people continuing along a programmed flight path. Controlled flight, in other words. A conscious decision was made by someone to deviate from the original flight plan, either by controlling the plane manually or reprogramming the navigation.
JetBlackPanda
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I've felt since day one that things were being hidden. Even now I think they know more then they are letting on.
For obvious reasons
For obvious reasons
I bet he has his hands deep in the airline industry. Something isn't right.
Care to elaborate? What makes him a bitch?
JohnTinker
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look at a map. Kazakhstan to Thailand. holy
FrostuTheNinja
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I just thought of that myself. Jesus...
Nightengale
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Najib is highly conservative and media-shy when it comes to problems, and typically tends to delegate 'shitty situations' to his right/left arms to handle the more troubling and politically sensitive developments.
Of course, this situation has escalated to the point where he needs to be the front-runner in this problem, but it's clear that he's uncomfortable with it, because the report was basically a summary and confirmation of the past week's news and it's still something that they can't pivot as solvable anytime soon.
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You're acting like a child. Why?
SlipperySlope
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I remember hearing, on the day it went missing, that it had 7.5 hours of fuel left at the point they lost communication.
I'll haphazard a guess and say it ran out of fuel and crashed. The questions are where and why.
JohnTinker
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How on earth have they not gone through the passenger list with a fine tooth comb yet and tried to decipher someone with a background capable of hijacking this thing? This is so bizarre
What the fuck?
JetBlackPanda
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Why steal a 777 filled with people? If that's what happened?
The plane is not getting into Afghanistan. Why would Iranians sanction a plane hijacking then have the plane land in their country? Northern Pakistan is the only feasible landing zone.
if you've been following the story, this makes 0 sense
why the fuck would they disable comms?
kyoya
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You know, this shit is insane, it's as if our world leaders don't want to believe that someone is capable of doing something fucked up with a plane again. The fact that every Asian country and its leadership have been so laid back about this plane gone missing is infuriating, it's like another 9-11/WTC could happen all over again, or worse. This just says to terrorists that "Yeah, get an airliner out of Asia unseen? No problem!"
Right. So what isn't right then? This is some kind of cover up from Malaysia Airlines?
If this was truly maliciously deliberate the person or persons behind this knew how lax the radar was in that part of the world.
sagat2036
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2 stolen passports remember! Iam thinkin 8/9 days is far to long to find this out Malaysia sure fucked this up.
It's unlikely certainly but they're being careful. If there was some kind of fire it isn't inconceivable that they would systematically shut down components but that certainly wouldn't be my guess as to what happened. It's out of an abundance of caution to not eliminate it as a possible explanation at this point which I think they have a responsibility to continue.
rocketskates
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Not even 10 posts above you.
So any explanation about your recent comments or are you just saying random words?
FlutterPuffs
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Youre wrong.
toxicgonzo
Taxes?! Isn't this the line for Metallica?
Not probable. You can't just open the doors of a 777 during flight and dump stuff out. These kinds of things were taken into aircraft design consideration after D.B. Cooper parachuted off that 727.
If communications were deliberately shut down and the plane rerouted, the only thing that logically makes sense is that the plane was stolen IMO. And one or both pilots would probably need to be involved.
How high are you?
That's nuts. Imagine if some people kidnapped the pilot's families or something. This is some next level villiany right here.
Why would they fly for seven hours to the west if a fire, though?
Precisely. I tend to follow the money when trying to solve problems. Corruption runs rampant in Southeast Asia. I believe that the Malaysians figured this out days ago and was just stalling pretending like they didn't know how to interpret the data. I wish I had more resources to fully investigate this.
Why is this such a big deal? Wouldn't people who could steal one already have aircraft of their own?
JohnTinker
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I mean, you need a considerable runway to land that thing. Unless you are a James Bond supervillain I dont see someone getting away with that unnoticed.
Dynamite Shikoku
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Wow, this story is insane
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