Malaysia Airlines Plane "Loses Contact"

[AreOut]

yajeed well that's what I'm talking about

@Megaflow so it does prove it thanks

[Megaflow]

AreOut said:

yajeed well that's what I'm talking about

@Megaflow so it does prove it thanks

Does it? You claim to know what you are talking about, but didn’t know Rolls Royce have been sending live engine data for ten years.

Ok...

[AreOut]

I did(I've read it numerous times only regarding MH370 case), not using the Internet though which I obviously emphasized.

You can't hack such system and that was the whole point.

[foxbody-87]

From a reputable source...

https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/5839167/missing-flig...

[Megaflow]

Google Earth... Bullet holes...

[Fat Fairy]

Well if its on Google Earth, it must be so.

Mind you, Google still has my XJ6 still parked outside my old house. I moved 6 years ago....

FF

[foxbody-87]

Did you leave the XJ6 as a gift? My cousin’s house came with a tractor (think I’d rather have the Jag though).

[Vipers]

If it's in the Sun, it must be true.

[Halmyre]

Fat Fairy said:

Well if its on Google Earth, it must be so.

Mind you, Google still has my XJ6 still parked outside my old house. I moved 6 years ago....

FF

Google Earth has my blue Alfa that I traded in for a red Alfa in January 2009. Google Streetview has the red Alfa that I subsequently traded in sometime in June 2013.

[Fat Fairy]

foxbody-87 said:

Did you leave the XJ6 as a gift? My cousin’s house came with a tractor (think I’d rather have the Jag though).

I had to sell it as I was going abroad to work. It was only a base model 3.2, but it was lovely. Fantastic cruiser, and no slouch through the J box gears. I bought it for £1300. Sold it 4 years later with a rattling timing chain for £600

FF

[anonymous-user]

Vipers said:

If it's in the Sun, it must be true.

I don't doubt the accuracy of their reporting in the slightest....

[Vipers]

Lord Marylebone said:

Vipers said:

If it's in the Sun, it must be true.

I don't doubt the accuracy of their reporting in the slightest....

[Tankrizzo]

That "crash investigator"'s Twitter is hilarious, he could outdo AreOut for tinfoil nutter medals:





My favourite:

[ryyy17]

I'm really interested in this and it confuses me how a massive jet like the 777 can leave pretty much minimal wreckage trace in and around the Indian Ocean.

Anyone find this or the seemingly bizarre conspiracy theories intriguing. Read up

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malaysia_Airlines_...

[Ali Chappussy]

ryyy17 said:

I'm really interested in this and it confuses me how a massive jet like the 777 can leave pretty much minimal wreckage trace in and around the Indian Ocean.

Anyone find this or the seemingly bizarre conspiracy theories intriguing. Read up

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malaysia_Airlines_...

Where have you been for the last few years!

[B17NNS]

ryyy17 said:

I'm really interested in this and it confuses me how a massive jet like the 777 can leave pretty much minimal wreckage trace in and around the Indian Ocean.

The Indian Ocean is massive and deep and largely uncharted.

Pretty easy to lose something in it.

[motomk]

Tankrizzo said:

That "crash investigator"'s Twitter is hilarious, he could outdo AreOut for tinfoil nutter medals:

From an ABC program in Oz called Mediawatch, it turns out the fellow isn't an air crash investigator and nor did he claim to be. The press just gobbled up stuff off Twitter and Faceplant to make the story. The picture is supposedly from 2009 from Google Earth, 5 years before the aeroplane went missing.

[Pesty]

I want to go to a war show sounds fun


Also lazar?

He made me a rifle but it shoots low. Good to hear he’s diversifying in ray blasters.

[anonymous-user]

motomk said:

From an ABC program in Oz called Mediawatch, it turns out the fellow isn't an air crash investigator and nor did he claim to be. The press just gobbled up stuff off Twitter and Faceplant to make the story. The picture is supposedly from 2009 from Google Earth, 5 years before the aeroplane went missing.

So what you are saying is time travel was involved maybe it flew into a worm hole.

[AdeTuono]

Thesprucegoose said:

motomk said:

From an ABC program in Oz called Mediawatch, it turns out the fellow isn't an air crash investigator and nor did he claim to be. The press just gobbled up stuff off Twitter and Faceplant to make the story. The picture is supposedly from 2009 from Google Earth, 5 years before the aeroplane went missing.

So what you are saying is time travel was involved maybe it flew into a worm hole.

It's entirely plausible. After all, someone on here genuinely suggested it may well have flown so high it escaped the Earth's atmosphere.