BREAKING! Air Asia lost contact with Flight QZ8501 over Indonesia!!

There are too many Karma pinned threads at the moment.

Last time I tried, it said the thread had been pinned in the last six hours.

Also, see the comment below...



"Would you all kindly look look over there please?"

I was just reviewing the information on the AirAlgeria crash AH5017. Many of you probably recall, but that was another one that seemed to take a long time to find the wreckage, particularly given it was over land.

When they did find the "wreckage" it was basically a stain on the ground about 200 square meters.

It took quite a while to find the black boxes, given the contained area of the crash. I just found out that they gave up trying to recover data from them.

No bodies were recovered. No body parts, or tissue was recovered. No charred bones, or even wet spots in the sand were recovered. No DNA was recovered.

Not a single piece of luggage was recovered, not a scrap of paper, not a ticket, and certainly no passports.

No watches, rings, necklaces, or other forms of jewelry were recovered.

All this massive and total destruction of everything that could possibly be used to verify there was a single living thing aboard the aircraft was caused by it hitting the ground real hard.

We were informed that there was no mid-air explosion or catastrophic failure of the airframe. Lord knows what the engines were doing or where they went.

I can't even find where conversation about these startling facts went. My suspicion is they weren't removed, they just didn't occur. Other than here on GLP. There are several threads and posts discussing all of this on here.

I wonder if there might be discussion about this stuff on some of these private boards for pilots and other industry folk.

Or maybe it's just become taboo to discuss anything that seem at odds with the official narrative.

aHEMagain

[link to www.airliners.net]

aHEMagain

....but that was funny!

A ship captain spotted a red plane flying low about 350 miles NW (about 100 miles SE of Singapore) of QZ8051's last known location. That's quite a way outside the current search area.


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I am just curious how it would just disappear from radar? Today they are saying a radar image released show the plane climbing and only going around 100 knots.

If this thing crashed in the ocean or blew up in the air it would still reflect a radar signal all the way down. I believe they are using peoples memory of MH370 to not question why we wouldn't have radar data all the way to the end of this planes final destination

Wow, that is a really great thread on an interesting site!

I'm pretty sure I've seen it before, but it was before there was the first "official" wreckage site.

It's got significantly more info now, and I'm only halfway through.

They're great researchers, too. Following up on every piece of contradictory information.

Thanks, I'm looking forward to catching up to current events.

aHEMagain

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"The missing Air Asia 320 was not using INMARSAT, so how can be ruled out the a/c flew on for some hours? We are now close to day 3 and the similarity of events is quite the same as on MH370. The search areas have now been expanded (now in Java sea, 10 month earlier expanded in South China sea). This is so frustrating to me even not involved, how frustrating must it be for the relatives involved? Horrible! Why are there no eyewitness reports, it is a heavily frequented area with hundreds of ships around? Why do they expand the search area? CNN reports the last radar signal shows a speed too slow to fly suggesting a stall, so why expanding the search area? What do they know? Are they hiding something, too? What has the Indonesian "Hishamuddin" learned from the Malaysian, to hold no press conference at all? Think of the MH370 relatives when they hear from the missing of just another plane... Horrible! Why no debris so far, why no ELT signal? Why no mayday call when stalling in FL380? We are looking for answers since March 2014 and all we get are questions...."

What we must realistically ask ourselves now is not when/if/how this latest plane could be found, but when can we expect yet another one go missing in identical circumstances.

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wow CNN is just running with this non stop now...this will last a good month...I hope they find somethign concrete quick to put a stop to it

CNN is now talking about other stuff. Tonight they're having a special on MH-370 at 9:00 pm eastern. Air Asia is a fake event, it's so obvious.

just look at this

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storm in a tea cup that article. english is their second language so certain words get used when a better one would be more suitable. but ultimately if you don't get too pc about everything you understand what they mean anyway without getting one's panties in a bunch like those who like to express outrage via twotter.

interesting is the fact the pilot is a former fighter pilot tho and just saw his father for the last time at his brother's funeral...

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"HOW CAN A COMMERCIAL AIRPLANE JUST DISAPPEAR?" published three hours ago. Very informative. Found via Google News.

bumpity bump!!

Better this than that race baiting nonsense they been running.

tru dat but it might have just went science fiction like the TV show "Lost" Anderson Pooper just said he got word they were investigating and easter egg with smoke coming from it on an island in the Java sea.

P.S. would you repine this thread since the plane is still missing????
Thanks!

A message being made to heads of states and their constituents perhaps.

You mean 'Lindt'?

In a seemingly unrelated case, Linde is the name of a class action lawsuit against the Arab Bank for their financing of Hamas related attacks. Linde was a security contractor killed due to these attacks. I think Lindt chocolate was more of a statement to this landmark case currently underway...and the Linde Group connection also gives way to suspicions of a false flag op.

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Last Edited by StephenStan on 12/29/2014 09:34 PM

Edited. Argument retracted.

Last Edited by StephenStan on 12/29/2014 09:44 PM

They even changed the logo to their other business Tune Group to gray

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Indeed, and I did not intend to sound like I was disagreeing with him. He's right. I quoted his post to get it more exposure.

Every time I try to pin this thread, it says the forum has already reached a max of 10 karma pins.

Hasn't been able to be pinned all day