[blam]

US Investigators Think Missing Plane Might Have Been Stolen To Use Later For Another Purpose

[ClearCase_guy]

It is also my belief that NASA intended to land on the moon back in 1969.

[colorado tanker]

Did SPECTRE steal another jet?

Get Commander Bond.

[mrsmith]

(Yeah, too soon ... I'm just frustrated at the lack of answers)

[INVAR]

The transponders being shut off should have been the first clue.

This is not the first rodeo with similar tactics that left everyone in the dark as to where the hell the planes went.

[hondact200]

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There are 20 senior management individuals on this flight - hijacked for their expertise to build similar systems for a large scale terrorist action against the US and Europe.

Just a thought.

[jodster36]

Wow, just wow. This is so scary. A new kind of terrorism, hijacking planes for future use.

[Revolting cat!]

I just can’t see what interest George Soros might have had in ordering hijacking of this plane. But that’s just me, sorry...

[Mark17]

New Evidence Suggests That Plane Disappearance Was A Deliberate Act

I wonder if the passengers fought back like they did on Flight 93?

[no-to-illegals]

Waiting 24 hours.

[hondact200]

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maybe some freeper whom has better knowledge of defense industry technology could shed some light on the subject.

[Sacajaweau]

My best guess is that it was hijacked and carried a suitcase bomb.

The plane needs a big strip to land. I'm sure if someone pays attention and thinks outside the box, they'd find it.

Then, too....maybe a couple dudes jumped and put the plane on auto and doomed it.

[wtd]

This FoxVideo report, "Aviation expert on why Flight 370 may have been diverted" mentions @1:45 there are :

"five different ways [for pilots] to report back to home base or somewhere, wouldn't they figure out a way to get some message out?"

To which this aviation expert responds:

"Every pilot is trained to first fly the airplane and then communicate. So, if they are not doing that and the airplane is airborne, they're disabled"

I beg to differ here, specifically in this instance because of the reports of multiple security breaches which include:

• 5 passengers checking in but not boarding, only to have this point later denied,
• questions about Faruq Abdul Hamid, the 27 year old co-pilot who entertained young pretty passengers and crew members in the cockpit,
• The multiple passengers traveling with stolen passports

  'stolen passports' being of particular interest given

• Uighurs were deported to China from Malaysia in 2011 and 2012 for carrying false passports.
• “Data from Interpol show there were 39 million lost or stolen passports as at the end of last year.”
• “Interpol says no country checked its database for information about stolen passports that were used to board the Malaysia Airlines flight..."
• via Calcutta News: Travel by passengers with stolen identities can be prevented . . .but apparently WASN’T

  . . .etc.

  In my opinion, another possible scenario to consider, beyond the suggested possibility of a disabled flight crew, especially given the aggregious, albeit partial list of security breaches above,

• consider a complicit flight crew