In the first few weeks after the plane’s disappearance, the pilots were cleared of suspicion, then the whole flight of passengers were cleared. But a few weeks ago in mid April, I heard a Malaysian official say that “No one (who was) on the plane is completely free of suspicion. A few days later, they were back to suspecting anyone. I don’t think it was pilot suicide. I believe it was terrorism that didnt go as planned.
Nothing was gained by the terrorists, therefore, they had no actual bragging rights. Give it three years tops, the truth will come out. This is too big to remain an unsolved mystery.
Then we’re back around to “The Malaysian Government shot it down to head off a suicide attack, and for dozens of reasons no government dares admit it.”
Possibly it is going as planned.
I disagree. If it was terrorists, what could be more terrorizing than "your flight might disappear without a trace?" It's true they didn't get a specific bargaining chip, but then again, when a bomb goes off, there's nothing to bargain with either. They do it for fame, they do it for fun.
With my admittedly limited TV info, I still suspect the pilot, who was under stress from a failed marriage (his wife had just moved out), and who was deeply upset by a political trial on the day of the flight.