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

reply to post by watchesfromwall

As a test. Maybe they're getting ready for the ultimate hoax. Contact with aliens and UFO's.
Edit: Not that aliens and UFO's don't exist, just that the ultimate hoax will be attack from outer space.

reply to post by xavi1000


Xavi, I believe in the 77 that the xpdr codes are entered via a keyboard. No stby is required, as the codes switch when the last digit is keyed in. Our 75 and 76 series had this feature at least.

hardwarexpert
80% of the patent holders die on that plane.
Freescale Semiconductor now becomes sole patent owner of chip/wafer tech.
Blackstone holds major shares in FS- Jake Rothschild is advising member of Blackstone.
Four days after the flight goes missing, this patent is approved by the Patent Office for maximizing dies on a wafer. Coincidence?

Sounds reasonable, but evil.

Source(s), please. At least regarding the patents?

Or speculation?

Thanks in advance.

rigel4
Don't know if this has been posted but...

Source

Officials are still trying to verify whether the radar blip at 2.30am was actually MH370, Malaysia's defence and acting transport minister Hishammuddin Hussein reiterated on Thursday, and he refused to answer whether that blip had also dropped off the military radar. "This is too-sensitive information," Hussein told reporters. He added that Malaysia was in a "crisis situation" and was doing all it could to find the missing airliner. "There is no real precedent for a situation like this. The plane vanished," he said.

Maybe I'm reading too much into this statement, but this guy says Malaysia is in a 'crisis situation' and that 'there is no real precedent for a situation like this. The plane vanished'

I don't know about you guys/gals, but I get the feeling he's referencing more than just the loss of this plane. I also recall reading in this thread that Malaysia's 'national security' may be at risk should too much info. be revealed....or some such drivel.....and above he says 'This is too-sensitive information'

What the heck is he referring to that is 'too sensitive', a 'crisis situation', and 'no precedent' ?

I have a hunch this plane was hijacked, refused to comply with either U.S. or Chinese intercepting escort(s), and thereafter shot down for security reasons. Any revealing of this fact would be cause for a. China to retaliate for the U.S. having done it, or b. China being embarrassed for having to take out it's own citizens for security reasons. Possibly we are on the brink of WW3.

So for no plane, the scheduled flight, control tower, transponder data, families are all part of a plot?

reply to post by Mikeultra


I'm telling you there's something fishy with the space station too and I think it may be related. I've been saying it's fishy for years now (sometimes even here in ATS), and now this week they use the excuse about Ukraine to bring people back from it and the live feed isn't working?

ETA:

reply to post by hardwarexpert


Seeing as most of the major incidents, wars etc are conspired and instigated by oil, banking, corporate etc, it isn't a surprise and is a possibility. I mentioned it a while back but the thread and MSM reports have been clouded by irrelevant and possibly deliberately misleading 'carrots'.

There is certainly a lot of suspect motives to consider, especially given the timing, Ukraine etc and the amount of military action looking for a plane or 'looking for a plane'.

Either way, the public are being kept in the dark, either for the good of the investigation or for the good of covering asses somewhere.

The certainty is that there is more going on than meets the eye, perhaps the tip of the iceberg, though undoubtedly part of something bigger and perhaps something major.

reply to post by roadgravel


How many family members have talked. Not too many. A mother of an alleged false passport user held up his picture. A wife talked about her husband and a ring and watch. Some families were flown to India "by mistake.: The rest has been hearsay.

reply to post by smokenmirrors


No... That's why i posted it.
I read the same thing as you.... something is either over
dramatized/mistranslated here, or something very very weird is going on.

I'm thinking weird.

Bigburgh

rigel4
Is it possible this plane actually vanished?
Like beamed to a different dimension or something else weird.

I don't know..but your avatar just vanished in front of me...lol

Yes sorry about that ... a band of cheeky monkeys were dispatched to
carry out maintenance on it. They gave me this temp one while repairs are carried out.

The repaired one will be along shortly....... Reflecting better the political stance of the member.

~Lucidity
reply to post by Mikeultra

 

I'm telling you there's something fishy with the space station too and I think it may be related. I've been saying it's fishy for years now (sometimes even here in ATS), and now this week they use the excuse about Ukraine to bring people back from it and the live feed isn't working?

If it's the big alien hoax that's coming, having the space station empty and live feeds cut will prevent verification of the alien fleet! Remember Ronald Reagans' United Nations speech?

reply to post by Mikeultra


Sorry , but any fleet will be noticed with or without ISS.

reply to post by Mikeultra

Yep I sure do.

(And believe it or not, said it before he did, when I was a kid.)

And here's another angle. Suppose we've had contact all along and suppose nuclear annihilation (Ukraine-Russia, Israel-Iran) was perceived by our alien brethren to be imminent (UFO over Ukraine...UFO over area where plane disappeared) and this is a tactic.

reply to post by xavi1000

Not if they're cloaked.

ManiShuck
(which I guess could be a reason FBI and such has been so quiet and downplaying terrorism?)

I really liked your post, except for this - downplaying terrorism?? The US has been relentlessly trying to claim this is a terrorist incident, presumably because they think they can exploit the generated fear to 'justify' even more surveillance and human rights abuses. No matter what actually happened to this plane, it will always be used by them as an example of the horrors of terrorism.

xavi1000
reply to post by Mikeultra

 

Sorry , but any fleet will be noticed with or without ISS.

The alien fleet will not be real, CNN and others may say it is though. Jay Carney etc...

reply to post by theabsolutetruth


Jacob Rothschild

Freescales patent March 11th 2014

Freescales shares info

For some reason the links I'm posting are showing as having _____ before the URL when I preview my post.

Not sure if this is because I haven't posted much or if its a forum glitch?

CBS just now reported that the engine monitors continued pinging for 4 hours after the last known location. Interesting that this was denied just a few hours ago.

reply to post by hardwarexpert


It could all have been done by remote control also, hacking the planes system and planting some chemical device that knocked out the passengers / crew simultaneously.

Mikeultra

xavi1000
reply to post by Mikeultra

 

Sorry , but any fleet will be noticed with or without ISS.

The alien fleet will not be real, CNN and other may say it is though.

Yeah, but thousands and thousands amateur astronomers and many not bribed scientists will not agree with CNN.

OpinionatedB
reply to post by ManiShuck

 

The plane only had enough fuel for 2,000 miles. It couldn't go farther than that...

that said officially there were said to have been two transmissions from the engine:

But New Scientist understands that the maker of the missing Boeing 777's Trent 800 engines, Rolls Royce, received two data reports from flight MH370 at its global engine health monitoring centre in Derby, UK, where it keeps real-time tabs on its engines in use. One was broadcast as MH370 took off from Kuala Lumpur International Airport, the other during the 777's climb out towards Beijing.

Source Article

So according to this, and officially according to the airline, there was no data transmitted after they lost contact with the plane and someone is going well outside of any official report to say it was in the air for 4-5 hours and possibly well outside of probability given a fuel distance of 2000 miles.

Its flight from KL to Beijing takes six hours (take off around 00:41, due to land around 06:40), so yes, it did have enough fuel to fly for 4-5 hours after they lost contact after the first hour. It also apparently as standard had fuel for another two hours beyond its scheduled flight time for emergency incidents.

I don't believe the claim it flew undetected for five hours any more than you do, but not because of the fuel it had on board.