:wtf: Malaysia Airlines Plane "Vanishes" en Route to Beijing with 239 Aboard

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How badly you think muhfukkas wish they could talk to animals right now? You know a bird, fish and prolly some algae like "
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, i seent the whole thing" all we hear " caw caaaw caaaw caw :damn: , caw caw"
:laff: @ the greatest detective in the world being some random eagle who can see clues from miles away
 

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How badly you think muhfukkas wish they could talk to animals right now? You know a bird, fish and prolly some algae like "
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, i seent the whole thing" all we hear " caw caaaw caaaw caw :damn: , caw caw"

The fukked up thing is with all this advanced SAR (Search & Rescue) technology deployed out there, I bet a fisherman with a bit of plastic is likely to be the first to shed light on the location of the wreckage.


Also I think we can cease all talk about a possible hijacking of the plane to 'use later' angle?

Think about it, If you want to hijack a plane and fly it into a building you do just that and have the element of surprise on your side. You don't hijack a plane, fly it a 1000 miles, land it somewhere then attempt to use it again when the eyes of the world (and every satellite & military asset in the region) are looking for that one plane. Apart from anything else, how many people do you think would have to be involved in an enterprise like that? I swear its like the more one sees , and the more one reads up on proceedings, especially regarding the route being flown and the timing of dropping off of all comms/Transponder, the more this looks like a very carefully planned & executed operation. The choice of when to go "missing" (between ATC frequency handovers) & then large changes of Westerly headings to throw off any searchers ( radar or otherwise ) .....:ohhh:



Shyte is on some next level of confusion, Hollywood must be salivating at the thought of a script for this future Spielberg blockbuster...on a serious note WE NEED JA RULE NOW MORE SO THAN EVER....tired of this nonsensical debacle :bustback::bustback::bustback:




EDIT (apparently a B777 pilot's POV on recent findings)
Some are stating the pilot turned the transponder off as a precursor in a bid to commit suicide but then I recall hearing about the altitude change - if I pilot wanted to commit suicide, why not "go out in a blaze of glory" and charge along an airway toward oncoming traffic with ATC unaware what's going on? Surely, anyone intent on committing suicide isn't "rational" enough to switch from FL350 down to a level which would avoid any other traffic flying according to the Hemispherical rule.

Then why FL295? Because they were possibly transiting an area where the Quadrangal rule is in effect and they wanted to be sure that they didn't hit anything coming the other way, because this is in effect up to FL290 (see the Malaysian AIP). So why not fly at FL355? Possible because other planes flying at FL340 - 360 could see them pass relatively close under them and advise ATC of a "near miss"?

So when you add this all up together, I'm tending to think that this was a deliberate change of course, maybe a member of the crew had ulterior motives and had intended to divert elsewhere, for reasons unknown - who knows, maybe coercion of some sort or other? However he could only do this once his fellow (non involved) flight crew had actually left the cabin, for example for a toilet break, but what happened if he had miscalculated the fuel required to reach this new destination due to high level winds, due to the fact that he couldn't start his new flight because his co-crew didn't go for their break early enough, that the plane then was forced to ditch elsewhere?

I don't subscribe to the theory of someone else hijacking the plane by overpowering the crew because by now the backgrounds of all those on board would have been examined and anyone without a pilot's licence who would have been learning to operate a 737's navigational and comms system would be suspicious and I don't believe that an amateur, reliant on flight sims alone, would be able to adequately program a 737's FMS...
 
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I dont know if its been said here but somewhere I heard a theory that they plane could have been hijacked to sell the passengers into slavery :manny: pretty wacky idea, but anythings possible nowadays
 

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There is typically a point/reason for hi-jacking a plane. Who's going to hi-jack a plane and miss their opportunity to prove a point or make a demand?

A crash whether intentional or accidental would have left physical or technological traces that would have been identified by now.

The disappearance of this plane can only be explained by something we consider unplausible or unlikely. Society as we know it is about to change.

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