239 Feared Dead on Malaysia Airlines

Only half-joking, I suppose. I'm obsessed with space aliens

 

Well, I saw on some documentary that the Bermuda triangle has a twin, which is on the exact opposite side of the world from it, and I think it's somewhere in Asia. Maybe they got caught in that. And yes, I'm joking, lol.

 

I am not afraid at all of flying on planes.

Not driving on the large highways-beltways etc.-like around D.C.---- I need about 10 Xanax to do that. Scares the shit outta me. I'm almost afraid to go on ANY highway.

 

Of the two passports that were stolen, one was stolen two years ago, the other one year ago

How do you even get on a plane with a two year old stolen passport?

 

In Malaysia, apparently.

 

airline is looking for a scapegoat instead of mechanical failure..

 

Yeah, I saw something about that on CNN. They're saying one of the pilots might have been inexperienced.

 

I cant say for sure, but once a place is up on the air, its flying by itself.. something had to go wrong with systems where the pilots experiences would be called to play. some mechanical failure can not be recovered from..

 

Yeah, they use autopilot. If it goes haywire there should be an override of some sort that returns control back to the pilots. But it's possible we'll never know exactly what happened in that cockpit. They need to pinpoint the location and send divers down to get the black box, if that's even possible. It depends on how deep it is.

 

There was one a couple years back where the autopilot went nuts and they climbed, but the pilots didnt believe the instruments, so crashed because they thought they were at a different altitude and didnt give a mayday or set off a beacon, cant remember which one, late 2000s sometime, something had frozen setting of the autopilot

 

Was that the one at the San Francisco airport?

 

No, Air france it was in 2009

Theres even a story linking the two situations:

http://abcnews.go.com/International/missing-malaysian-plane-draws-comparison-doomed-air-france/story?id=22833247

 

This is a long article about the missing plane incident
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2576087/Malaysia-Airlines-says-plane-missing.html

 

Now they say that 4 passenger names are being looked at with scrutiny.

http://www.theguardian.com/world/2014/mar/09/malaysia-airlines-missing-plane-fears-worst

 

Apparently it was seen on radar that they were trying to come back. There could have been an explosion, and the plane was still flyable for a short time, then suddenly broke up. However, if 4 people were involved, that suggests a 9/11 type situation with the pilots being killed or incapacitated and the terrorists taking the controls and maybe deliberately crashing the plane into the water. If they ever get the black box that will provide some answers.

 

Aeah,... what we do without those practical scientists? We'd have to write tales to rule in the crypt.

 

The south China sea has some kind of analogy to the Bermuda Triangle. Does it not?

 

Think so.

And idk...this is the first thing that crossed my mind Fri night when this came on the news... but not saying it is that (or that is isn't either)...

 

Well, no passengers sent a text or made a phone call, im sure a few would have had global roaming, cant remember if cell phones get blocked nowadays on flights, but if it is possible and no one made a call, suggests something sudden, or cabin depressurized

 

Seems they might have found parts of it last night