AuburnSchnauzer
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Oh, wait - We had three (3) Americans onboard that flight...Did I miss statement from someone from the U.S.A. ? President, or maybe Secretary of State?
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I totally agree that it would be curious to know where those 2 were seated. Since the friend said they left his car separately on purpose then they may have got seats sitting apart but it would be interesting to know if they were within hand signals viewing of each other.
Them being possible hijackers is still one of the theories that is possible IMO
I've been trying to provide y'all links on who the Captain of the Ship was but since not allowed to Sleuth here on the "crew", they were rejected. The Captain had a thing against his gov't and evidently separated from his family hours before taking off on this flight. As soon as I heard about where the plane went down, I immediately thought about the depth of the water. There you go.
:seeya:
I'm with you. We are being alternately misinformed, lied to, and/or kept in the dark for one or multiple dubious agendas. I'm done with being yanked and will tune in when they post real news.
(And if they want me to read it, they better not head it with BREAKING NEWS. Seriously.)
Wow! I'm glad you posted these links. Very interesting. Thanks!I read it here
http://www.news.com.au/travel/trave...ed-mystery-woman/story-fnizu68q-1226862570836
But I'm not sure it's a very good source and have seen it denied elsewhere
http://www.smh.com.au/world/missing...-to-youtube-to-defend-him-20140317-hvjmx.html
I still find it hard to believe he's responsible, but not totally discounting it.
CNN reporting breaking news that the plane turned and dropped 20,000 feet. We've known this for a while, how is this breaking news?
INMARSAT satellite ping updates
For anyone who missed it, yesterday on the previous thread user NuttyMare passed on new information from the satellite maker (INMARSAT) discussed by aviation reporter Jeff Wise on CNN.
Wise published an article on Slate with the story. If you want to understand the very latest (as of yesterday) interpretation of the plane's possible location from the satellite pings, it's a great read. An even better, more detailed version with lots of maps and graphs is on Wise's own blog (linked at end of Slate article).
INMARSAT analysts say now:
-- The satellite pings were definitely MH-370. They are coded as such, can't be faked.
-- MH-370 gave off SEVEN pings, once every hour from 2:11am to 8:11am.
-- MH-370 moved farther AWAY from the satellite with each ping.
-- MH-370 did not travel west across the Indian Ocean.
-- If it traveled north, it crossed the coast near Bangladesh, possibly across its border with India or the other side with Burma(Myanmar). At 8:11am it was in the Kazakhstan area with at most an hour of flying time left.
-- If it traveled south, it crossed Indonesian military radar airspace. At 8:11am it was in/near the area of the southern Indian Ocean currently being searched.
Yep...we are definitely spinning round and round. Don't know what to believe anymore.I agree, PoirotryInMotion. This has been the biggest cluster.....you get my drift.
Depth charts are hardly private or secret information, so I would not understand why one would presume that searchers had failed to locate a downed jet because of information only a pilot would have; moreover, I don't quite understand why (assuming this is the case) someone wishing to kill himself and 238 others would care much about whether the jet were found or not. I don't see how your assumptions about the pilot's character would help explain why he (and only a trained pilot like himself or a member of the crew) would do this. I'm not saying that you're wrong, but it's a long series of unsupported assumptions, and with each one, the plausibility becomes more suspect.
I've been trying to provide y'all links on who the Captain of the Ship was but since not allowed to Sleuth here on the "crew", they were rejected. The Captain had a thing against his gov't and evidently separated from his family hours before taking off on this flight. As soon as I heard about where the plane went down, I immediately thought about the depth of the water. There you go.
:seeya:
CNN reporting breaking news that the plane turned and dropped 20,000 feet. We've known this for a while, how is this breaking news?
lol.....
Breaking News -- Well (see pic posted)
Don't worry MummaP, I don't think most of us on here knew that Persian isn't a language. I sure didn't know that. Your post was great and I hope you will continue to speak your thoughts!This is another reason i should refrain from posting, as i hate being criticised for trying to help.
I asked a Malaysian friend - he said It was Arabic
I asked an Egyptian friend - he said it wasn't Arabic, possibly Parshi or Persian
I asked a Lebanese friend - he said it was indeed Persian language
Persia no longer exists, i believe it is now known as Iran.
I tried to help, I'm sorry I'm not as knowledgeable in languages as you are. Maybe you could have translated it yourself for us?
I think in future i'll stick to lurking & not try to be helpful.
Google says that most fruit entering this country (United States) now arrives here by ship. This is because there was a problem with a certain type of fruit fly entering the country a few years ago. Your links speak about Canada.
I wish you well. My husband attended law school after graduating from AUBURN UNIVERSITY. He first went to Alabama, and couldn't stand it, took a test and was accepted at The Cumberland School of Law, and then wanted to get Tax Law degree, so went to Emory in Atlanta...He then wanted to go to NYU for some more but his Daddy said that is it, Son...:seeya:
This is another reason i should refrain from posting, as i hate being criticised for trying to help.
I asked a Malaysian friend - he said It was Arabic
I asked an Egyptian friend - he said it wasn't Arabic, possibly Parshi or Persian
I asked a Lebanese friend - he said it was indeed Persian language
Persia no longer exists, i believe it is now known as Iran.
I tried to help, I'm sorry I'm not as knowledgeable in languages as you are. Maybe you could have translated it yourself for us?
I think in future i'll stick to lurking & not try to be helpful.