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Malaysia Airlines flight MH370?
- Thread starter Jazzy
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Apparently any half-baked, bourbon soaked, crackpot theory I can come up with is just as good, and just as valid, as the best the Malay military and civil authorities have been working from.
One of the early reports, since quashed by the US media and downplayed by a few other overseas outlets is that the pilot, the one with the simulator in his bedroom, was a political activist in the Malay opposition and very active in his local mosque and had recently had some domestic problems with his wife. These issues were Never discounted by the Malaysian authorities.
My theory is that he compromised the on board systems, possibly disabling the co-pilot in the bargain, and took the plane off route in a way so tracking was limited, which he would know, maybe with the intent of making a political and / or religious statement, but then, later, something didn't go as he had planned, perhaps including the co-pilot regaining his senses and possibly attempting to retake control of the aircraft, and the thing went nose first into the sea at speed.
The resulting debris field would be a LOT of very small pieces, which by now may have dispersed to be almost unrecognizable.
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I saw this after I wrote that, and now, I'm not going to change any of it.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2586330/Revealed-The-transcript-final-54-minutes-communication-flight-deck-aboard-missing-Malaysia-Airlines-plane-MH370.html
My theory is that he compromised the on board systems, possibly disabling the co-pilot in the bargain, and took the plane off route in a way so tracking was limited, which he would know, maybe with the intent of making a political and / or religious statement, but then, later, something didn't go as he had planned, perhaps including the co-pilot regaining his senses and possibly attempting to retake control of the aircraft, and the thing went nose first into the sea at speed.
The resulting debris field would be a LOT of very small pieces, which by now may have dispersed to be almost unrecognizable.
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I saw this after I wrote that, and now, I'm not going to change any of it.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2586330/Revealed-The-transcript-final-54-minutes-communication-flight-deck-aboard-missing-Malaysia-Airlines-plane-MH370.html
