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China bound Jet Missing...239 on board

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Hard to believe they still haven't found anything....Don't they have GPS coordinates or something?

Conspiracy theorists will detail how the George W Bush is responsible for the disappearance in 5...4...3...

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Hard to believe they still haven't found anything....Don't they have GPS coordinates or something?

 

They have last known location, but that was at altitude and speed. Next time your outside look up at a jet and try to imagine where it would land if it blew up doing 500 MPH at 40,000 feet. Then when it hits the ocean 99% of it sinks, that's why it's hard to find. Reportedly where the oil slick was spotted the water is very deep and the oil slick was 7-9 miles long. I don't expect to see this plane on a barge being towed in anytime soon, if ever.

Terrorism? Jihadists?

 

Anyone?

 

I would think someone would claim if this was a planned attack? No? That was my first inclination as well, but now, I don't think so.

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I would think someone would claim if this was a planned attack? No? That was my first inclination as well, but now, I don't think so.

 

What I always figured to...then I read this

 

If the disappearance of Malaysia Airlines flight 370 on Saturday was an act of terrorism, the perpetrators remain unknown. Authorities have dismissed the only claim of responsibility: an email from an obscure group called the Chinese Martyrs’ Brigade. How many acts of terrorism go unclaimed?

 

Most of them. Credible perpetrators claimed responsibility for only 14 percent of the more than 45,000 terrorist acts that have occurred since 1998, according to the University of Maryland’s Global Terrorism Database.

Malaysia Airlines flight 370: Do terrorists claim responsibility for their attacks?
Hard to believe they still haven't found anything....Don't they have GPS coordinates or something?

 

I think it went off path and disappeared from their radar pretty quickly.

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Exactly what the Mrs. & I were discussing earlier...

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What does that mean?

What does that mean?

 

You'd have to watch "Lost"...

You'd have to watch "Lost"...

 

No thanks.

They have last known location, but that was at altitude and speed. Next time your outside look up at a jet and try to imagine where it would land if it blew up doing 500 MPH at 40,000 feet. Then when it hits the ocean 99% of it sinks, that's why it's hard to find. Reportedly where the oil slick was spotted the water is very deep and the oil slick was 7-9 miles long. I don't expect to see this plane on a barge being towed in anytime soon, if ever.

 

I saw something earlier that said the oil was that from an ocean vessel and not the same kind used on jets.

Hard to believe they still haven't found anything....Don't they have GPS coordinates or something?

Didn't it take them awhile to find that Air France flight that went down a few years ago off the coast of South America?

A lot of passports get stolen and then used to board flights in that part of the world. I won't rush to judgement, if it was a terrorist act it will come out soon enough.

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