Malaysian Airlines MH 370, cause of the crash: Foul play!

[PKTUN]

sawal 1 hai jahaz ka malba mila ya nahi jaab taak iss ka jawab nahi milta kuch aysa socha jai k:

jahaz aghwa kar leya gaya hai musafiron ko naamaloom makam par utaar ka mar deya gaya hai aur unkay passports documents ko mahfooz kar leya gaya hai

jaha ko REPAINT kar k scrap yard sai naya tarnsponder aur id laga kar 201x mai koi terrorist karawai ka plan heheh kaysa plot socha hai

[Hammad00007]

http://naturalguru.co/six-important-facts-youre-told-lost-malaysia-airlines-flight-370/

[Cr33D]

Objects pictured by a Chinese satellite turned out to be 2 boats parked to each other , wtf dude ? where the hell plane went , it getting really wired now.

[defender786]

To drop below radar contact over the water this plane would just have to turn off the transponder and drop anywhere from 5,000 to 15,000. So hijacking although unlikely, is not impossible. Flying a 777 is not difficult. If you have someone with enough knowledge to put in coordinates in the autopilot they could bring the plane somewhere and store it.
Now… why would you do this to an airliner with 239 passengers? Who knows. There are too many rumors going on. An explosion is unlikely because the debris would be scattered over a large area which is easier to spot. The military and other navy ships are using sonar to try and find the missing plane beneath the water bit obviously no luck yet. Who knows people! Guess we’ll just have to wait

[fazalwahab11375]

U.S. Investigators Suspect Missing Malaysia Airplane Flew On for Hours - WSJ.com

[chinyoti]

U.S. Investigators Suspect Missing Malaysia Airplane Flew On for Hours - WSJ.com

Previusly claimed it turned back it could be anywhere.

[Xulfiqar]

I m assuming that a horizontal crash landing would bring in larger surface area contact with poosibly rough waters which would result in a much nasty crash. It should have been spotted because of floating pieces and possible fire.

Whats your theory about where it went?

At the speeds commercial airliner have it will be torn apart at first impact on the water surface, Even in freefall a smallish object made of aliminium will crumple or break up when it hits water.

[Teeboyuk]

Compare it to to hitting solid concrete

[fazalwahab11375]

[qwertypoiu]

Labha kay nai?

[omar_575]

Tomnod

this is an interesting site

[qwertypoiu]

Tomnod

this is an interesting site

Too much juice for pakistani internet.....

[muzzammil]

Now guys what do u say.....

[qwertypoiu]

Now guys what do u say.....

Yup landed in North Waristan.

[fazalwahab11375]

read post#65 for details on the DigitalGlobe. I did scan some 50 blocks.. couldn't find anything

Tomnod

this is an interesting site

[fazalwahab11375]

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[chinyoti]

Now guys what do u say.....

Jokes apart,

If you look at post # 83, Pakistan isnt even in the range properly, why not other countries to be blammed, Seriusly.

[capsat]

Malaysian plane may have flown for four hours after going missing, U.S. officials say - The Washington Post <-- good to read

[fazalwahab11375]

Go to this link and see it. The scale of the search for Flight MH370 - The Washington Post

Below is screen shot only

[supereagle]

Dear all,
I'm not going to hold my horses here. This is turning out to be a criminal act, in other words foul play. Rolls Royce, the engine manufacturer for the jetliner in question has the data relayed to its Operation Centre in Derby, England via satellite clearly showing that the engines ran for several hours (about 4 hours to be exact) after it went off the radar moving North for about 2 hours of flight. This means that the transponder of the jetliner was deliberately turned off taking it off the radar, but the EMS (Electronic Management System) of the Rolls Royce engines continued to send date to Rolls Royce's Operations Centre for about 4 hours. This means that it kept flying for quite sometime. The Malaysians deny this and they will because their reputation is at stake.

Investigators are in contact with Rolls Royce's Operations Centre in Derby and they are investigating on those lines. Mind you, the EMS (Electronic Management System) sensors built into the Rolls Royce engines transmit data regarding the health of the engine in real time to Rolls Royce's Operations Centre in Derby. The data sent addresses things like thrust, temperature, rpm etc. Now the engines kept doing it for 4 hours from the point when the jetliner went off the radar.

Now this is quite interesting and I'm confident of foul play in action. It is definitely a criminal act employed in the mystery of MH 370.

Click here for more: https://sg.news.yahoo.com/rolls-royce-may-hold-crucial-key-malaysia-flight-143455698.html

Regards.