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Old 08-06-2014, 09:11   #218
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Re: Malaysian Airline plane disappears

So it was either diverted to an isolated airfield which would need:

  • An isolated airfield with the associated workers to all remain quiet
  • The crew on board to be in on it. Or the passengers that were hijackers to be so good at hijacking that they could seize the plane without a whisper leaking out
  • Multiple countries faking or losing radar data
  • Inmarsat faking their data, then releasing it to let everyone see how clever they were at faking it
  • All the countries the plane overflew not seeing anything
  • A way to get rid of a few hundred bodies
  • A way to hide a large aircraft
  • And most importantly, a reason for hijacking the plane and then not making any demands whatsoever

Or possibly a single person (pilot / co-pilot) diverted it to the middle of the ocean in a suicide bid.

Yep the hijacking by the black helicopter brigade sounds far more plausible.
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