Calling all remote viewers please help locate MH370

a reply to: UFGarvin

it is kind of black humor but so hilarious it even scared me lol

a reply to: MimiSia

That's all I need to see, It's scary enough flying over the ocean to Hawaii.

I keep seeing MH370 on the African continent, on the East, mid-continent. It is the largest aircraft on a runway in the jungle, the airfield is relatively new, concrete runway. It is guarded by a black mercenary group with AKs and are wearing surplus Russian BDUs.

Many of the passengers have died, some executed, some starved, most of the computer specialists were moved to another place as well as the computer cargo. Unknown location at this time. There are other flights there but I can't see the IDs on the aircraft. Maybe no IDs on planes.

I keep hearing Dutch spoken, don't know what that could mean, though.

eta: The airbase is not unlike the one at Morogoro, Tanzania, -6.716718, 38.153548. There are barracks there, too.

That is my thought too. More from their own minds then the rather. a reply to: VoidFire

originally posted by: AutumnWitch657
See everybody gets something different. Either we have really bad remote viewers or something is wrong with the process. a reply to: Unity_99

No, remote viewing hit rate is very poor in general. It is a missconception that what a remote viewer says is right. Most of the time, it is not, and is not supposed to be. And all remote viewers know that. RV's strength is with statistics. After getting many many INDEPENDENT readings, there has been studies showing (for unknown reason), you can see a pattern.

My reading:
1 - it is a crash in the sea
2 - it is not a soft landing, it is violent
3 - everyone on plane knows there will be no survivors
4- there is sense of unity, there is no hijacking/suicide
5- they are searching in the wrong area
6- location has something to do with japan, or maybe simply means is just further east or northeast of current search area