Beijing-bound MAS plane carrying 239 people missing as of 20 mins ago.

People speaking on NPR thinking the theory that plane stopped on the islands on the Indian ocean refilled and went to it's location. .. I'm starting to think they're using ATS to solve this mystery


They said Andaman islands. ...

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To add... they're talking that they know Malaysia has turmoil abd this diversion is benefiting them. .. someone mentioned this diversion awhile ago on this topic

Okay, I've been following this thread, this mystery from day one, great job, y'all.

I gotta bring this bit back to the table from earlier in the thread due to the scenario changing.

Source: www.dailymail.co.uk...

A father-of-two left his wedding ring and watch to give to his children in case something happened to him before boarding the missing Malaysia Airlines flight as he flew out to start a dream job in Mongolia. Mechanical engineer Paul Weeks, 39, of Perth, Australia, was on the flight as he made his way to his first shift in a fly-in fly-out job. His wife Danica has revealed how he left the objects with her to give to their two boys if something was to happen to him.

The former soldier, who was born in New Zealand, moved his young family to Perth after their home in Christchurch was devastated by earthquakes. Mr Weeks was believed to have got a new job with Transwest Mongolia. Mrs Weeks said before he left he took 'lots of photos' of his family.

The manifest included 152 passengers from China, 38 from Malaysia, seven from Indonesia, six from Australia, five from India, three from the U.S., and others from Indonesia, France, New Zealand, Canada, Ukraine, Russia, Taiwan and the Netherlands.

Among those travelling on the flight was a group of eight Chinese and 12 Malaysian employees of Austin, Texas, semiconductor company Freescale, which said it was assembling 'around-the-clock support' for their families.

A lot of interesting talent on that plane…… I'm going with hijacking by the Chinese to gain the cloaking methods that Freescale holds. The passengers are being held hostage in a hangar somewhere until the countries work out if Freescale should turnover the technology as ransom. The Chinese with cloaking tech would be a scary prospect for the US and whole world really. Everything that is being reported is most likely smokescreen 'cause I don't see the US letting go of the info and therefore all the passengers will no doubt be killed.

I hope I'm wrong.

minkmouse

tothetenthpower
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It's been gone for 2.5 hours.

Editor's note: Missing Malaysia Airlines plane, a Boeing 777-2300, was due to arrive in Beijing at 6:30 am local time. It is now 9:02 am in Beijing. - Stephanie

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I appreciate that but at the same time if it has gone down The reasons are still unclear. It may well have been downed by terrorists or a missile but it may have also been due to pilot error, weather or mechanical failure and without further discoveries and reports we just don't know.

I it's not a terroristic attack.. I'm doubting that's what it is.. But if the pilot descends at a significant rate it could make everyone on the plane including the pilot loose consciousness which has happened before and i believe this would most likely be the situation in this case if not hijacked.. Unlikely but surly possible. Pieces of the plane where found in the ocean but that's all because of the current

Monte-Carlo
We are approaching day 7.
Can we rule out that the plane has crashed in the sea ?
I say this because by now the floating debris (wherever they are located ) would at least have been seen by someone in the area ( fishermen, container ship etc.. ).

debris have been found in the ocean I had just found out this morning, not quite sure if it's actually from the plane or not but they said parts have been found but the plane itself hasn't due to ocean current... I'm wondering how much of the plane could be found and how much would explode upon impact of the ocean... Curious. There has to be atleast 2 pieces of the plane of great size

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Is the report that you saw on the debris from this morning? The so called debris from a day or two ago has been checked out and they "said" it was not from the plane.

Alright I had just realized something... I live in the US we have the Bermuda triangle on our coast.. On the exact opposite area of earth near china is another triangle which is less known an more deadly which doesn't make sense to me. If anyone has ever heard about this triangle please get back to me and I'm trying to find out its coordinates to see if the plane may have flown over it..

If the US had intelligence on terrorist hijacking it would be all over the news, creating fear and another reason to invade somewhere.

If the plan crashed they would have found it by now.

Something very unusual is going on!

Peace be with the passengers and their families.

seentoomuch
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Is the report that you saw on the debris from this morning? The so called debris from a day or two ago has been checked out and they "said" it was not from the plane.

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my dad had just told me it was picked up by satellite recently and the Malaysians went to the site of the debris not considering the current of the ocean therefore it wasn't present when they arrived

So Media is thinking Andaman Islands...forget searching there, search where you think the end location is bc if that thing flew there, it refueled and is gone....


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qd22vcc
So Media is thinking Andaman Islands...forget searching there, search where you think the end location is bc if that thing flew there, it refueled and is gone....


Article link

This is a long shot, so take it with a grain of salt... What if it didn't land in the Andamans? Could that route have been to throw the coming investigation off the trail? I'm starting to wonder about the old Soviet block countries in the region, and their ties to certain terrorist groups. I think it's at least plausible that the route could be a "made ya look!" move, while they carried on to another country within reach, perhaps one sympathetic to the Uighur group in China?

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Yeah..thats why it doesnt matter per se if they landed there bc it prob aint the end destination. Hopefully they really do know where the last ping was from the plane an put the pieces together...


I wonder if anyone has crossed reference any other unidentified planes that would line up w the flight of the missing plane going west on flightradar around timeframe...?

Realize, that it could be wrecked in the Himalayas, or sank in deep water completely intact, with little to no floating debris. It's totally possible someone, or the plane itself, managed a relatively clean water landing, and subsequent sinking...a few hours later.

It's possible everyone on board was passed out due to lack of oxygen or smoke from something that happened at altitude (a breach of the fuselage), whether or not it was accidental or malicious. This could explain lack of debris, as the plane sank with no passenger disembarking, no doors/rafts ejected, or no parts strewn over the water.

Would the engines still ping satellites if the plane was gently floating on the sea for four hours before sinking while all on board were passed out? This could drastically affect the search area AGAIN.

These scenarios are as plausible as theft of the plane. Let's try not to jump to conclusions.

A 5.5 magnitude earthquake struck in the sea off India's Andaman and Nicobar Islands on Friday evening, the U.S. Geological Survey said.

Isn't this where one theory is that it landed? It's all too strange.

I have no idea what to think anymore on this...and perhaps that was the goal all along, to confuse us after the plane went "missing". I think if terror it would be those Chinese nationals sympathetic to the Uyghur cause.

Would China be able to hide if it had already been used in a terror attack against them?

Could the initial reports of it landing with Chinese military escort be true? And there was a hostage situation?

All while letting the rest of the world it had went in the opposite direction?

Or can we just go with that last known direction towards the Indian Ocean and extrapolate an area where it likely ran out of fuel and crashed? Is that the area the Kidd Is in?

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Cosmocow
Could the initial reports of it landing with Chinese military escort be true? And there was a hostage situation?

That was one of the first reports that broke the same day the aircraft was lost.

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no, the engines didn't send data after the plane's last known location...that fact is beyond question.

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Something came up on Chinese seismologists map too...seems its in the convo media circle


Another article

Does anyone else find it odd that when the search was expanded to the west, China came up with satellite pictures of debris to the east. And now that they are searching a specific flight path to the west, China comes up with a seismic event to the east?