Chinese Martyrs’ brigade have claimed responsibility for the Malaysia Airlines Crash

An unheard-of group called the Chinese Martyrs’ brigade have claimed responsibility for the Malaysia Airlines plane crash in a pdf statement emailed to several journalists in China. However, the statement has been dismissed as having little credibility by the Chinese media.

The statement cites the grievances of China’s Uigher minority people and the territorial and religious persecution they have suffered as the motivation for the attack, but there is no way to verify the claims or prove any connection to the jetliner’s crash.

Chinese Martyrs’ brigade have claimed responsibility for the Malaysia Airlines Crash

At this point, this is just a claim of responsibility. We need to dig further and wait for more information.

I will add the link to the PDF momentarily.

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Translated PDF Link

Must be fame seekers after their 15 minutes, but who knows.

When they find the plain all will be clearer

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Since nobody else has they decided to get in on the act (or it's one guy in his basement) an idiot or two now puts in a claim. If this were real they would have called it in as it was occurring or sent something beforehand. That guy in his basement (or the brigade) better all run for the hills because claiming they took down an airplane for a cause is a very stupid thing to do.

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If member"Hitman47" info on page 38 of the main thread corroborates this claim of responsibility then we have pretty good connection to hijack/terrorism as the probable cause.
Tomorrow, he will ellaborate going to sleep right now in Malaysia 2am.

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Too much time between the disaster and the claim.

Enough time to make up a convenient version.

China already dismissed the story.

Anyone remember the attack at the railway station a week or so ago...domestic terrorism has come to China.

Welcome to the world.

Yeah, I'm with you guys who say it's just a claim at this point. And even if they did it, and it can be proven that they did? Well let's just say there will still be questions. Probably even more of them.

ETA: I have a first question even on the claim: What took them so long to claim this?

well, the government would be waiting to hear details only the purp would know
without that or other hard evidence...

~Lucidity
Yeah, I'm with you guys who say it's just a claim at this point. And even if they did it, and it can be proven that they did? Well let's just say there will still be questions. Probably even more of them.

ETA: I have a first question even on the claim: What took them so long to claim this?

edit on 3/9/2014 by ~Lucidity because: (no reason given)

There will aready be questions to be asked. The stolen passports are now confirmed as being reported stolen a year ago, that leaves a big hole in airport security.

Not convinced.


But they found parts of "some" plane in the sea so it's finally safe to say it crashed or too soon?

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It's Hitman 7 "O7V"

They are not a "unheard of" group, and I wouldn't doubt they were behind it because the Chinese government has many enemies including inside China, and especially in the western portions where the Uighurs are from. There have been many attacks in China by them and other groups such as muslims.

Remember, that Western China was historically not part of China and there are many different cultures living there.

its simple to sort ask where the plain was destroyed ect if they know it was them if they dont then they just want 15 mins of fame

Indigent
Must be fame seekers after their 15 minutes, but who knows.

When they find the plain all will be clearer

Why on earth are they looking for the plane in the plains!

Geez, this is obviously why it hasn't been found yet

BeliefInReality

Indigent
Must be fame seekers after their 15 minutes, but who knows.

When they find the plain all will be clearer

Why on earth are they looking for the plane in the plains!

Because the plane in rain falls mainly on the plain.

Or at least it does in Spain.


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Sorry.....

Geez, this is obviously why it hasn't been found yet

the passport issue is a big problem - why weren't the passports flagged when scanned at exit Customs??

Malaysia may be seen as a "soft" target - much less security conscious and expert than the USA??

Funny, the stolen passports conveniently had a Chinese visa?

No wreakage found. Ufo abduction? Had to ask this is a conspiracy site

It seems that no-one bothers checking passports against interpol's stolen passport database!!

Globe and Mail - interpol says no-one checked the passports

In an interview with The Associated Press in 2010, Mr. Noble had warned that “the greatest threat in the world” then was a half-billion international air arrivals that took place in which travel documents were not compared against Interpol databases.

In November, in yet another talk on the subject, Mr. Noble said that four of every 10 international passengers are still not screened against the Interpol database, which produced more than 60,000 hits in 2012.

Some countries have woken up to the threat more than others. In 2006, U.S. authorities scanned the Interpol database about 2,000 times — but did so 78 million times just three years later.

Half a billion travelers unchecked?? Bloody hell...

AthlonSavage
No wreakage found. Ufo abduction? Had to ask this is a conspiracy site

see www.abovetopsecret.com...

US official: No 'chatter' has been detected suggesting any link between Malaysia Airlines jet and terror - @NBCNews

Interesting timing, these dots can't be connected just yet as in this day and age, any nut saying he belongs to some nut organization can make a claim to blowing up an aeroplane, we don't even know that's what happened.