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This makes me suspicious that someone new in the cockpit didn't know that it had already been transmitted.
Wow good point, didn't think of that!
This makes me suspicious that someone new in the cockpit didn't know that it had already been transmitted.
I read one yesterday or this a.m. (a.m. for me) that someone linked here, only 1 article.
I must remind all, that news is not always accurate. It is embellished in our new time of instant. Not many reporters, most is culled from the internet and a twist added. I have seen what happens with the last of real reporters. A one second conversation with someone in an office. The reporter makes assumptions, lack of conversation, and writes a story on 5 words that the reporter already had in mind. No research, no contact with anyone that really knows, and they do not stick around to expound beyond what is in their mind from the 5 word exchange. Case after case, you will find all that was reported initially has nothing to do with the reality or the facts.
*Off my miniature soap box now. Next speaker please! --------
Unfortunately they ran out of "Bintang" singlets in "one size fits all" - all I could find was a shirt that read "I got sent to Websleuths Naughty Corner for 24hrs and all I got was this tacky shirt!".
Was in pink though, not my colour.. I'm more of a salmon person.
I think it was yesterday that I heard Senator Chambliss who is on the Senate Intell Committee talking on one of the networks (don't remember which). He said something similary, that there was little doubt this was an intentional act and not a fire or decompression issue. I assume these people receive regular national security briefings on this stuff. He specifically pointed out that apparantly Boeing has indicated that they are pretty certain the transponder was switched off, and did not fail due to some electrical issue or fire.
This was the first one I found:
http://pamelageller.com/2014/03/mh3...lot-described-imam-good-boy-good-muslim.html/
I think it was yesterday that I heard Senator Chambliss who is on the Senate Intell Committee talking on one of the networks (don't remember which). He said something similary, that there was little doubt this was an intentional act and not a fire or decompression issue. I assume these people receive regular national security briefings on this stuff. He specifically pointed out that apparantly Boeing has indicated that they are pretty certain the transponder was switched off, and did not fail due to some electrical issue or fire.
yeh, I have also conssidered the morbid possibility that either a percentage of the passengers were alive and conscious for the remaining 7hrs of flight as the plane flew on like a ghost ship into the night... possibly having most people around them dead or severely injured or semi concious followed by the imminent realization that the pilots were obviosuly dead behind that secure cockpit door.
Im sure it would have pretty quickly clued on for anyone left with the lack of the expected pilot to passenger announcement as to when the next meal was being served and what he was planning to do about canning the last minute change of plan that has had you flying south toward Antarctica in the middle of the Indian Ocean. Just flying out helplessly in the dead of an inky black night and and not being able to do anything to turn the plane back around for the nearest airport would be a terrible terrible way to go.
Wow good point, didn't think of that!
From the previous thread...
The Zombie plane thing is bad... but these are reporters in another country from the crisis.
What the person in Malaysia who is in charge of giving us information says, is far more important.
http://blogs.wsj.com/searealtime/2014/03/20/come-inside-the-room-where-news-breaks-on-flight-370/
“Don’t attempt to hijack the microphone,” he warned one reporter.
He told another, “If you don’t fall off my radar, you may get to ask a question.”
Captain Shah allowed kids to play on his flight simulator.
Perhaps he deleted THOSE files and only kept his own?
Also, one report said he deleted GAMES... so perhaps the games he didn't use anymore.
Captain Shah's simulator is not "professional"... it is a few computer screens.
It was likely put together for less than $5,000 and he enjoyed teaching kids to fly on it.
http://www.kgw.com/home/Portland-man-defends-Malaysian-pilot--250707711.html
Other pilots actually have the cockpit from a real plane turned into a simulator and spend $50,000.
Websleuths - View Single Post - Malaysia airlines plane may have crashed 239 people on board #2
That story doesn't match up at all with the original radar that showed the plane on it's standard flight path right up until it was entering VN airspace.
I think it was yesterday that I heard Senator Chambliss who is on the Senate Intell Committee talking on one of the networks (don't remember which). He said something similary, that there was little doubt this was an intentional act and not a fire or decompression issue. I assume these people receive regular national security briefings on this stuff. He specifically pointed out that apparantly Boeing has indicated that they are pretty certain the transponder was switched off, and did not fail due to some electrical issue or fire.
Malaysian woman claims to have seen missing MH370 in the water near Andaman Islands on day it disappeared
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...ter-near-Andaman-Islands-day-disappeared.html
As aircraft and ships continued to search for debris which might be that of the missing flight MH370 on Friday a Malaysian woman on a flight across the Indian Ocean claimed to have seen an aircraft in the water near the Andaman Islands on the day the jet disappeared.
The Kuala Lumpur wife was so convinced about what she saw at 2.30pm on March 8, several hours after MH370 vanished, that she filed an official report with police that very day - a full five days before the search for the plane was expanded to the area around the Andaman Islands.
News of her apparent sighting came as a blank was drawn after two days of searching in the Indian Ocean for two objects deemed by experts as possibly being from the missing plane.
Another possible sighting in the Andaman Islands.
Dreadful thought. The only positive is having time to make amends with one's Maker.
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....it's a salmon thang! lol
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I just edited to add this one:
http://www.nbcnews.com/storyline/mi...-u-turn-programmed-signoff-sources-say-n56151
Why is it I am tracking my husband on my I phone but we can't find this 777. Airlines are operating in the dark ages!
Yes, I didn't either!
That makes a lot of sense though.
Well I guess we will know soon thanks fo the Telegraph. Wish we could hear the voices though, to determine if voices sound different.
A few pages behind. Would love to hear Derryn Hunch's take on this.