thisnumbersdisconnected
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I'm convinced that is all a subterfuge of the world's intelligence agencies. They're hoping to convince the terrorists they don't know what happened to the plane.On the civil aviation forum 'pilot suicide', or acting under duress, is a growing consensus with the plane turning about (two left turns, 180 degree change in direction) and crashing into the deep waters of the South Indian Ocean. This coincides with the possible southern route established from SATCOM data and the plane running out of fuel after 7.5 hrs of flight.
The intelligence community, particularly the U.S. intelligence community, knows a lot more than they're telling. They're the ones putting out stories about "pilot suicide" and pointing a false finger at the senior pilot who was nothing more than a flying nerd who built his own flight simulator and posted videos of it on you.tube. It's the co-pilot who has the fanatical beliefs, who said, "Good night" to air traffic controllers in Malaysia when the transponders were already cut off. There is no "southern route," there was no "pilot suicide" and the plane is intact, on the ground in a terrorist-supporting country, or perhaps a remote island in the Indian Ocean.
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