Suspicious! Pentagon Blocks ALL Leave to Diego Garcia!

Make of this what you will, but I wanted to bring it here for discussion. IMO, it lends well to the theory of Diego Garcia facilities potential ties to the missing MH370 flight.

See for yourself at Diego Garcia Passenger Facebook Page

You’ll notice they are erasing any mention of #mh370 on that page.

If you try to visit www.fcg.pentagon.mil, you get a password request.

Link to Diego Garcia Facebook Page

Source Article Link

Link to travel advisory page

reply to post by freakjive


What's most surprising to me is that Diego Garcia has a facebook page... Suppose that's the way of the world, even military facilities can't repress their desires for internet celebrity...

reply to post by freakjive


Suspicious yes.... Super late though.
If this came out couple days after the plane had gone missing then sure, smoking gun almost

By this time tho if that plane was there, i am willing to bet that it is no longer. Talks of DG have been going on since day 1, why would you leave the plane there?

From a comment on the Facebook page:

Diego Garcia Passenger Terminal Hi Keith, Leave travel to Diego Garcia is not authorized. Personnel may travel to Diego Garcia for official business only. Access is limited to official visitors and mission-essential personnel. And personnel assigned to deployed ships may transit through Diego Garcia to or from their ship on leave, etc., for onward travel only. No other travel layovers, stopovers, leave, or circuitous travel are authorized. Eligible family members are not authorized also to travel to DG. For further assistance, please check with your TMO.

reply to post by PsychoEmperor


As Mr. Roth once said too Mr. Moran,,"benny why all the fancy ,smancy,,, were a secret!"

reply to post by freakjive


The British flock to DG in their thousands for the Easter Holiday.
There's not enough sun beds for everyone, hence the ban on The Americans

I have never met a person that wanted to go to DG on leave.

When I was in the Navy, DG was a billet that paid extra because it sucked being there.

alldaylong
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The British flock to DG in their thousands for the Easter Holiday.
There's not enough sun beds for everyone, hence the ban on The Americans

LOL.

You know if you don't welcome us with open arms we'll find a reason to invade. errr...i mean democratize.

the devil made me do it

I had seen somewhere the other day that there was a storm/hurricane? heading that way. Can anyone confirm this as that may be a reason for the travel stoppage?
Maybe not. This is the weather outlook, looks beautiful
www.wunderground.com...

In all this talk about MH370 how come no one is mentioning why the plane didn't show up on DG radar? I mean come on that place should be able to pinpoint anything from a bird to a plane entering and exiting the Indian Ocean. I still think the plane is in Pakistan.

reply to post by GreenMtnBoys


That depends on how you look at this or what you believe. I personally think closer to your thoughts but just keeping the conversation moving.

If what is posted above is true, the officials at DG would be complicit.

reply to post by GreenMtnBoys


I think the whole thing is one huge cluster #.

From day one or two I've thought N. Korea or Iran was involved. Wouldn't that be something if the plane is sitting in N. Korea? The most secretive nation on Earth, where better to hide a 777?

just think,, ifDG was a country,, they could get the American military ,, with CIA,,NSA help,,,too invade them.

u know protect the nateral citizens of DG.



sorry for spelling i was laughing while , writting.

No surprise or conspiracy for me

I served there in the Marines a number of years ago and at that time, Diego was NOT a leave location in any aspect..

Military on assignment only

Well obviously they have some stains to clean up and they run out of Vanish stain remover or Coca Cola.

semperfortis
No surprise or conspiracy for me

I served there in the Marines a number of years ago and at that time, Diego was NOT a leave location in any aspect..

Military on assignment only

Thanks for the input, Semper. I appreciate it.

Why would they cancel all leave to DG?

Again, I'm just continuing the conversation and looking for any clues to this mystery.

reply to post by GreenMtnBoys


In a broader context, what are the chances that the US doesn't know exactly where and how the flight ended?

Clearly, they aren't telling for some reason.

Leave to Diego Garcia has never been aloud. It is strictly a deployed location in the middle of the ocean. It would be like requesting leave to Bagram AFB in Afghanistan.

I was deployed there back in 2001 for 4 months right after 9/11 hit. There really isn't any place to hide something big there as an Airliner. It's not all that secret of a base and the island is a coral reef so there is nothing hidden under it either.

This all of just FYI.

reply to post by GreenMtnBoys


Because even though it's the all powerful US military, radar is radar is radar, and still has to follow the laws of physics. Unless they flew close to the island, it would have been out of range of the base radar.