Missing Malaysian Plane

[roadman]

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I'd put more blame on the media vs the Malaysian Government, but that's me.

All you need to do is turn to any all news channel and listen for the next conspiracy theories.

[shugknight]

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Here's the official news from the Malaysian PM.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/03/24/mh370-indian-ocean_n_5020832.html

The Prime minister said that analysis by a British company has concluded that the last position of flight MH370 was the middle of the Indian Ocean.

"This is a remote location ... it is therefore with deep sadness and regret that I mist inform you that according to this new data, flight MH370 ended in the southern Indian Ocean," Prime Minister Razak said.

[ThreeKing]

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So the WHOLE thing sunk to the bottom?!? Without any HARD evidence?? Whaaaaat??

[Jasong7777]

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Dont believe that for one second.

[slickdtc]

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Yeaaaaahhhh, no. Planes don't just sink to the bottom with all their contents. They break up, thereby releasing some of the items, one of which was bound to float.

Or there was nothing on the plane, which just makes this even more shady.

Malaysian government can go **** themselves. Some serious **** went down and this is your final conclusion? This is what you offer the families of the likely deceased? Sick.

[shugknight]

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Yeaaaaahhhh, no. Planes don't just sink to the bottom with all their contents. They break up, thereby releasing some of the items, one of which was bound to float.

Or there was nothing on the plane, which just makes this even more shady.

Malaysian government can go **** themselves. Some serious **** went down and this is your final conclusion? This is what you offer the families of the likely deceased? Sick.

What's worst is that they finally concluded this accident with this absurd statement, and they couldn't even call the families individually. They freaking sent out a MASS TEXT!! WTF?? Seriously?



And I love how the British company took almost 3 weeks to concluded that it crashed in the Indian Ocean. WTF!

[OSUFan_88]

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What is hard to believe?

First of all, do you see how big the Indian Ocean is? And do you see all the various uninhabited places that plane wreckage can go to? No one is saying that the stuff isn't out there, just that it's probably scattered, especially this long after the crash.

Second, planes crash into the ocean all the time. It happens. The problem with this one was an inexperienced pilot, so it's hard to make any logical assumptions to what happen to make it go that far off course.

Third, if something happened, the it's pretty clear now, it doesn't matter. The plane is down there, somewhere. It sounds like they have seen the photos of something there.

[8]

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None of this makes any sense. Constant back and forth and changing of what happened, things being shutdown on the plane at different times. Wasn't that area one of the first searched?

[shugknight]

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What is hard to believe?

First of all, do you see how big the Indian Ocean is? And do you see all the various uninhabited places that plane wreckage can go to? No one is saying that the stuff isn't out there, just that it's probably scattered, especially this long after the crash.

Second, planes crash into the ocean all the time. It happens. The problem with this one was an inexperienced pilot, so it's hard to make any logical assumptions to what happen to make it go that far off course.

Third, if something happened, the it's pretty clear now, it doesn't matter. The plane is down there, somewhere. It sounds like they have seen the photos of something there.

It's hard to believe because after 3 weeks nothing has been found. Then all of a sudden we get official news stating that according to some machine, it analyzed that the last response from the plane came from the Indian Ocean, therefore that is where it crashed. It's kind of like a cop out.

Instead of coming out with concrete evidence, which is what Khelis was trying to explain earlier in his posts, they basically gave in and said yes, it crashed in the Indian Ocean.

2nd, I don't think many planes crash in the ocean. If they do, I haven't heard much about them. And the co-pilot was inexperienced, but the main pilot had over 20,000 flight hours on his resume.

3rd, see this is where you have it all wrong. You're just willing to accept what they tell you without any evidence. Put yourself in your position of those families.. It's easy for us to accept that yes, it most likely crashed in the ocean.. but I want something else to prove that it did. It doesn't matter for us, but for the family it does matter.

[bigbob]

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The text pretty much says "Sorry, we don't know what the **** happened and we're done searching".

[cjonesfan921]

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The text pretty much says "Sorry, we don't know what the **** happened and we're done searching".

Latest analysis states last known position in a remote part of the Indian Ocean...with knowing exactly how much fuel was in the plane at take off...no way it could be anywhere else.

They're not done trying to figure out what the **** happened, but they know where it ended up.

[Blzer]

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Second, planes crash into the ocean all the time. It happens. The problem with this one was an inexperienced pilot, so it's hard to make any logical assumptions to what happen to make it go that far off course.

Inexperienced? I'm sure you just wrote it wrong when you probably said "an experienced" in your head, but I must have read that like eight times before raising a red flag and just asking away.

[roadman]

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Who said the search is stopping, though?

There are planes and ships in the areas of the debris. They need to examine the debris to help pinpoint the questions there will be about how and why it landed in the southern part of the Indian Ocean.

There are a tons of questions left to be answered, hopefully, most of them are answered.

[OSUFan_88]

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Inexperienced? I'm sure you just wrote it wrong when you probably said "an experienced" in your head, but I must have read that like eight times before raising a red flag and just asking away.

Pretty sure I read somewhere that one of the pilots was just off his probational period? I dunno, may have read/saw something wrong.

[ThreeKing]

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Is it possible that the plane "soft" landed on the water, kind of like the Hudson River incident and then sunk due to severe weather and rough tides, therefore leaving no "evidence"??