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• Guest 1033

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  15 March 2014     11:32262299
  #21      
  Mr. Garstin, you seem to know a lot about kidnapping aircraft, makes me wonder. But seriously, it is more than surprising that something like this could happen in this day and age, but as soon as technology is 'disabled' by whatever method, all the things we take for granted just vanish, a bit like the aircraft.
• Guest 745

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  15 March 2014     11:54262301
  #22      
  Its in the drink ,probably cheap china counterfeit parts made it drop out the sky
• howard mcsweeney1

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  15 March 2014     12:27262306
  #23      
  at one stage relatives of the passengers and crew were getting ring tones, surely the location at that point in time could be pinpointed?
  
  we hear regularly that this method has helped either clear or convict people in court.
• Guest 698

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  15 March 2014     13:35262308
  #24      
  Originally I thought it might be Afghan-related, but then I thought, Why?
  
  Then I looked at the information available. We know it turned west. We know it flew for at least 6 more hours. We know the comms were disabled, including the radar transponder and (presumably) the emergency beacon. We know it was out of radar range all that time. Only military radar would have picked it up over the open sea, and even then only by pure luck. The only hostile shore in that direction is Southern Somalia, where there is no radar coverage except by warships looking for pirate ships.
  
  The fact that no ransom demand has been made indicates, I believe, that the plane might have run out of fuel before reaching the coast or that a passenger/crew rebellion might have caused the destruction of the plane.
  I'm an optimist. But I'm an optimist who takes my raincoat - Harold Wilson
• Bob Whysman

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  15 March 2014     14:17262310
  #25      
  Many 'planes in that area operate without transponders so perhaps the military would not concern themselves with a civilian flight on a normal flight path.
  
  Perhaps it didn't deviate far off course and carried out a planned landing at a secure base.....there was a suggestion that a large group of computer boffins were among the passengers. Very useful people to have working for you.
  
  An airliner packed with explosives could be a rather large step up from a car bomb......just a thought!
  
  

  
  Do nothing and nothing happens.
• Bob Whysman

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  15 March 2014     14:27262311
  #26      
   Keith Bibby wrote:

  Its in the drink ,probably cheap china counterfeit parts made it drop out the sky

  
  
  With your comments in mind Keith B!
  
  
  A German Dornier raised from the sand,
  Cost to salvage, six hundred thousand Grand,
  Laid out on the Ramsgate Quay,
  Proudly left for all to see.
  
  A metal dealer from Dover town,
  Stared intently with a frown,
  "A rusty hulk, don't clean with water,
  Rust remover is what you oughta."
  
  They laughed him out of Ramsgate town,
  He didn't care, he wasn't down,
  He returned that night with a barrel,
  Of rust remover, in working apparel.
  
  Sprayed the rusty hulk with care,
  Keen to prove he 'was all there,'
  Come daybreak there was a pile of dust,
  He'd eradicated all the rust.
  
  He put the dust in a sack,
  Went on the pier and threw it back,
  He said, "didn't last could've been finer,
  If only it had been made in China!"
  Do nothing and nothing happens.
• Guest 698

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  15 March 2014     15:55262320
  #27      
  I would put money on al-Shabaab being behind this, their intention being the usual ransom. Why bother to pack with explosives a flying machine containing up to 100 tons of jet fuel?
  I'm an optimist. But I'm an optimist who takes my raincoat - Harold Wilson
• Guest 1224

  • Registered: 9 Mar 2014
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  15 March 2014     16:20262322
  #28      
  Why indeed sir, unless you have superpower ambitions! It could cover a wider area and create more devastation without disclosing the source and 'escorting' it down would be foolhardy.
  
  Ukraine today; Japan, Formosa, Vietnam, tomorrow, who knows where next?
• Guest 1103

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  15 March 2014     22:36262346
  #29      
  hmmhhh regards this airplane missing... on the german news they saying its been hijacked/ something napped...
  Also thinking if it did... they would fly to areas where there is very little or none radar coverage..... maybe somalia?????
  
  Who knows.... Its all rather very strange with todays technology things like this can happen.
  Why countries not really activily searching for this airplane??
  Alot of unanswered questions.
  
  Try to be a rainbow in someone's cloud. Maya Angelou ☺🌈🌄🌌🌏🌍🌎
• howard mcsweeney1

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  16 March 2014     10:28262361
  #30      
  more theories coming to the surface and this one looks very plausible.
  
  
  http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/asia/malaysia/10700652/Malaysia-Airline-MH370-911-style-terror-allegations-resurface-in-case-of-lost-plane.html
• Guest 715

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  24 March 2014     15:03262774
  #31      
  Bottom of the deep blue sea then, RIP to all on board.
  Audere est facere.
• Jan Higgins

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  24 March 2014     16:11262778
  #32      
  A couple of days after the plane went missing I remember seeing a pilot or 'expert' being interviewed and the following was his thoughts on what might have happened, this was while they were still searching the planes route towards China.
  
  There was a problem with the air pressure so the plane turned back towards the airport, the crew and passengers pass out leaving the plane on autopilot heading towards the Indian Ocean until the fuel runs out and it crashes into the water. I am now wondering if that man was correct.
  
  As Martin says RIP to them all, I feel so sorry for the relatives and friends.
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• Guest 649

  • Registered: 12 Mar 2008
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  24 March 2014     16:41262783
  #33      
  Sounds right to me,it is so sad and I think we are all thinking of the familys at this time.
• Andy B

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  24 March 2014     20:53262793
  #34      
  I,ve not seen the news today.Has the debris that was seen in the sea now confirmed as the plane wreckage?
• Guest 1103

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  24 March 2014     21:02262794
  #35      
  I dont really believe whats been said on media... wouldnt surprise me if a certain country got something to do with it....
  wondering who was that VIP on Board? Just wondering nothing else ...
  Try to be a rainbow in someone's cloud. Maya Angelou ☺🌈🌄🌌🌏🌍🌎
• Guest 715

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  25 March 2014     08:22262799
  #36      
  VIP? have not heard that Heike. Are you talking USA?
  Audere est facere.
• Guest 745

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  25 March 2014     18:40262826
  #37      
  Told you ,,in the drink .
• Guest 649

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  25 March 2014     19:01262828
  #38      
  What away the above person has with words.
• Guest 1103

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  28 March 2014     16:15263024
  #39      
  Martin P VIP= Very important Person
  
  and they have been 20 I heard.. not sure how much is true. All 20 of them specialised with Computing etc.
  This was on the radio and internet news.
  Try to be a rainbow in someone's cloud. Maya Angelou ☺🌈🌄🌌🌏🌍🌎
• howard mcsweeney1

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  12 April 2014     17:44264012
  #40      
  some of the theories and guesses get ever more bizzare. i read that about the computer boffins a day or two after the plane disappeared but nothing after that.
  
  
  http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2603075/Co-pilot-missing-flight-MH370-desperate-call-mobile-phone-AFTER-aircraft-lost-normal-communication-ground.html

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