[Milton Miteybad]

That's what makes the case for this being a hijacking or a terrorist act so stunningly weak...hijackers and terrorists want publicity, for the most part. They want to bring attention to their cause. And there is little value in hijacking a plane and telling the pilot to take it to McMurdo Station in the Antarctic.

On another note...this General McInerney on Fox News needs to issue a retraction, at the very least. He has done a great disservice by fomenting the rumor that this plane was in Pakistan, when in truth and in fact, what's left of the plane and its passengers and crew are under 12,000' of water in the Indian Ocean. If I were Roger Ailes, I'd be on the horn to my news director, telling him that the only thing I want to hear General McInerney say on the air is that he was tragically wrong about this whole thing, and further, that he apologizes for leading any viewers to entertain the vain hope that anyone on that flight made it out alive.

[holden]

- General McInerney on Fox News needs to issue a retraction, at the very least

- telling him that the only thing I want to hear General McInerney say on the air is that he was tragically wrong about this whole thing

- apologizes for leading any viewers to entertain the vain hope

You talk like a Leftist, with all that verbose wanting to silence other people and demanding apologies. The general is certainly capable of good discernment. If the sources believing some new, yet-unseen, tangible evidence for the current theory of a downing SW of Australia location are persuasive enough to override McInerny's previous sources, I trust he'd backtrack.

I have yet to hear any convincing, new evidence yet associated with the current theory.

HF