Meanwhile, politician Mohammad Nizar Jamaluddin is being slammed for an insensitive tweet about a 'new Bermuda triangle'.
So they still aren't saying what happened?
I'm really worried how something this disastrous would happen in the 21st century.
Damn... Hoping for the best.So they still aren't saying what happened?
Plane still hasn't been found, there is a 6-9 mile oil slick on the ocean around the area it went missing though.
There was an italian in passenger list of Malaysia Airlines plane, but it wasn't him someone has embarked with his passport stolen.
There was an italian in passenger list of Malaysia Airlines plane, but it wasn't him someone has embarked with his passport stolen.
There was an italian in passenger list of Malaysia Airlines plane, but it wasn't him someone has embarked with his passport stolen.
and an Aussie apparently.
There was an italian in passenger list of Malaysia Airlines plane, but it wasn't him someone has embarked with his passport stolen.
and an Aussie apparently.
If by Aussie you mean Austrian. ;)
I think it's an 80% likelihood of terrorists.
I think it's an 80% likelihood of terrorists.
Maybe but the thing is the cabin was bullet proof and it disappeared at the safest point in flight. Without any distress calls.. So much mystery... :/.
I think it's an 80% likelihood of terrorists.
Maybe but the thing is the cabin was bullet proof and it disappeared at the safest point in flight. Without any distress calls.. So much mystery... :/.
The two people who travelled on stolen passports bought their tickets together.
I'm wondering whether there is some form of collusion. EG they could have brought on board some explosive ingredients that are harmless when alone, but lethal when mixed.
There is also a guy who travelled on a fake Chinese passport. A total of three people who bought their tickets from a Chinese airline using fake IDs.
I'm suspecting domestic terrorists from China. The fact that two men used the IDs of Europeans narrows down the likelihood to only one ethnic group in China.
I think it's an 80% likelihood of terrorists.
Maybe but the thing is the cabin was bullet proof and it disappeared at the safest point in flight. Without any distress calls.. So much mystery... :/.
The two people who travelled on stolen passports bought their tickets together.
I'm wondering whether there is some form of collusion. EG they could have brought on board some explosive ingredients that are harmless when alone, but lethal when mixed.
There is also a guy who travelled on a fake Chinese passport. A total of three people who bought their tickets from a Chinese airline using fake IDs.
I'm suspecting domestic terrorists from China. The fact that two men used the IDs of Europeans narrows down the likelihood to only one ethnic group in China.
Yeah I know, for some reason they covered their tracks too and bought continuing tickets to Amsterdam then to Frankfurt and somewhere else.. Maybe it was, but I feel sick just thinking about what may have happened over 55 hours now..
I'm sure they'll be making a movie about this in a few years where there is some secret plot and the plane lands in a secret airport.(http://static1.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20070303221756/lostpedia/images/1/16/Lost-season1.jpg)
Not for me.I'm sure they'll be making a movie about this in a few years where there is some secret plot and the plane lands in a secret airport.Show Image(http://static1.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20070303221756/lostpedia/images/1/16/Lost-season1.jpg)
too soon?
Good thing that's a season 1 poster or else you would have started serious controversy!I'm sure they'll be making a movie about this in a few years where there is some secret plot and the plane lands in a secret airport.Show Image(http://static1.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20070303221756/lostpedia/images/1/16/Lost-season1.jpg)
too soon?
Good thing that's a season 1 poster or else you would have started serious controversy!I'm sure they'll be making a movie about this in a few years where there is some secret plot and the plane lands in a secret airport.Show Image(http://static1.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20070303221756/lostpedia/images/1/16/Lost-season1.jpg)
too soon?
where there is some secret plot and the plane lands in a secret airport.
where there is some secret plot and the plane lands in a secret airport.
A 777 must be worth a lot of money. Instead of terrorists, what about thieves? Just fly the thing into a remote area, hide it for a while, and sell it to a rich Chinese tycoon.
regardless of what happened, the passengers on board are almost certainly not OK. i know we have quite a few malaysian and chinese (beijing-a, even) posters here. i hope everyone they know and love is OK.
regardless of what happened, the passengers on board are almost certainly not OK. i know we have quite a few malaysian and chinese (beijing-a, even) posters here. i hope everyone they know and love is OK.
regardless of what happened, the passengers on board are almost certainly not OK. i know we have quite a few malaysian and chinese (beijing-a, even) posters here. i hope everyone they know and love is OK.
Some sources are suspecting that the captain may have committed suicide like the SilkAir Flight 185, in 1997. (Happened to also watch Mayday on Discovery yesterday night regarding Flight 185...)
Some sources are suspecting that the captain may have committed suicide like the SilkAir Flight 185, in 1997. (Happened to also watch Mayday on Discovery yesterday night regarding Flight 185...)
Some sources are suspecting that the captain may have committed suicide like the SilkAir Flight 185, in 1997. (Happened to also watch Mayday on Discovery yesterday night regarding Flight 185...)
The only problem is that there were two pilots.
How about this:
A terrorist/pirate/ninja or two enters the cabin and kills the pilots. They then disable communications and increase the plane's altitude. They then depressurize the plane and use the pilots' oxygen supply while they wait for the passengers to pass out once their 13 minute oxygen supply runs out. They then decrease altitude and re-pressurize the plane, changing direction and heading for their airstrip where they can then either sell the plane or turn it into a weapon.
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They still haven't found out what happened? Oh man... I can understand that occasionally something must go wrong with the planes, but with all today's gps and stuff, you would think that they'd at least be able to figure out soon what happened, where the plane fell...
They still haven't found out what happened? Oh man... I can understand that occasionally something must go wrong with the planes, but with all today's gps and stuff, you would think that they'd at least be able to figure out soon what happened, where the plane fell...
That's what I'm saying. We can locate our phones, but yet can can't find a freaking plane...
According to several news sites, family members were still able to locate phones with FindMyiPhone and Android Device Manager. Whether this is the last known location of the device, I don't really remember how apple worked. From what I remember, if the device is off, then you won't be able to find it. Unless the airplane suddenly became a submarine.
Currents, either that, or they already did?
Some are also saying that the pilot altered the flight course. Or someone did at least.
Currents, either that, or they already did?
Some are also saying that the pilot altered the flight course. Or someone did at least.
Yes, according to the latest news the pilot diverted the plane :( :-X
Out in the wide open ocean there are large parts that are not covered by radar.Why wouldn't investigators be using that data? ???They still haven't found out what happened? Oh man... I can understand that occasionally something must go wrong with the planes, but with all today's gps and stuff, you would think that they'd at least be able to figure out soon what happened, where the plane fell...That's what I'm saying. We can locate our phones, but yet can can't find a freaking plane...
According to several news sites, family members were still able to locate phones with FindMyiPhone and Android Device Manager. Whether this is the last known location of the device, I don't really remember how apple worked. From what I remember, if the device is off, then you won't be able to find it. Unless the airplane suddenly became a submarine.
Monday, March 24, 10:00 PM MYT +0800 Malaysia Airlines MH370 Flight Incident - Press Briefing by Prime Minister of Malaysia
Malaysia Airlines deeply regrets that we have to assume that MH370 ended in the southern Indian Ocean. As you will hear in the next hour from Malaysia’s Prime Minister, new analysis of satellite data suggests the plane went down in the Southern Indian Ocean.
On behalf of all of us at Malaysia Airlines and all Malaysians, our prayers go out to all the loved ones of the 226 passengers and of our 13 friends and colleagues at this enormously painful time.
We know there are no words that we or anyone else can say which can ease your pain. We will continue to provide assistance and support to you, as we have done since MH370 first disappeared in the early hours of 8 March, while flying from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing.
The ongoing multinational search operation will continue, as we seek answers to the questions which remain. Alongside the search for MH370, there is an intensive investigation, which we hope will also provide answers.
We would like to assure you that Malaysia Airlines will continue to give you our full support throughout the difficult weeks and months ahead.
Once again, we humbly offer our sincere thoughts, prayers and condolences to everyone affected by this tragedy.
Prediction: the most recent ping that has been recorded in the past few days actually is a Filco at the bottom of the ocean, tossed into the ocean by an angry geekhacker on a cargo ship.
Prediction: the most recent ping that has been recorded in the past few days actually is a Filco at the bottom of the ocean, tossed into the ocean by an angry geekhacker on a cargo ship.
Prediction: the most recent ping that has been recorded in the past few days actually is a Filco at the bottom of the ocean, tossed into the ocean by an angry geekhacker on a cargo ship.
Prediction: the most recent ping that has been recorded in the past few days actually is a Filco at the bottom of the ocean, tossed into the ocean by an angry geekhacker on a cargo ship.
Prediction: the most recent ping that has been recorded in the past few days actually is a Filco at the bottom of the ocean, tossed into the ocean by an angry geekhacker on a cargo ship.
Prediction: the most recent ping that has been recorded in the past few days actually is a Filco at the bottom of the ocean, tossed into the ocean by an angry geekhacker on a cargo ship.
Prediction: the most recent ping that has been recorded in the past few days actually is a Filco at the bottom of the ocean, tossed into the ocean by an angry geekhacker on a cargo ship.
Prediction: the most recent ping that has been recorded in the past few days actually is a Filco at the bottom of the ocean, tossed into the ocean by an angry geekhacker on a cargo ship.
There's no way a geekhacker would survive on a cargo ship :p
The plane was actually secretly carrying a batch of CCs and keyboard enthusiast terrorists got wind of itPrediction: the most recent ping that has been recorded in the past few days actually is a Filco at the bottom of the ocean, tossed into the ocean by an angry geekhacker on a cargo ship.
There's no way a geekhacker would survive on a cargo ship :p
As long as there are keyboards and a couple of sets of spare keycaps, s/he could while away the time swapping keycaps over.
The plane was actually secretly carrying a batch of CCs and keyboard enthusiast terrorists got wind of itPrediction: the most recent ping that has been recorded in the past few days actually is a Filco at the bottom of the ocean, tossed into the ocean by an angry geekhacker on a cargo ship.
There's no way a geekhacker would survive on a cargo ship :p
As long as there are keyboards and a couple of sets of spare keycaps, s/he could while away the time swapping keycaps over.
I'm not so sure it's nice to joke about this. One of my coworkers is on the plane. Another coworker's immediate cousin was a steward. So, yeah, not nice.
Thanks rowdy. Removal of post is not necessary. We can use this thread as a memorial. This is what we all put on the coworker's desk. He sat a few rows away.Show Image(http://img.tapatalk.com/d/14/04/09/ve9u3aga.jpg)
Thanks rowdy. Removal of post is not necessary. We can use this thread as a memorial. This is what we all put on the coworker's desk. He sat a few rows away.Show Image(http://img.tapatalk.com/d/14/04/09/ve9u3aga.jpg)
Prediction: the most recent ping that has been recorded in the past few days actually is a Filco at the bottom of the ocean, tossed into the ocean by an angry geekhacker on a cargo ship.
Humor has always been used as a coping mechanism for tragedy, making light of a situation because we don't want to accept what has happened. Naturally, many people's first response to something is a joke, not because we are insensitive, but because it is human naturePrediction: the most recent ping that has been recorded in the past few days actually is a Filco at the bottom of the ocean, tossed into the ocean by an angry geekhacker on a cargo ship.
I am not sure what I was thinking when I made this comment, probably just looking for a few laughs at the expense of the missing plane. But I realized shortly afterwards that it was in very poor taste. Perhaps I should not have written out my thoughts. My consciousness and empathy always seem to prevail when I make an offending or insulting comment, and my original comments have weighed on my mind. I am sincerely sorry for my insensitivity. Knowing that a geekhacker has been affected by this tragedy really hits home, and reminds me of similar tragedies that have occurred to people that I have known. The pictures of the dedication are especially touching.
I know my comment might mean much considering my original offending comment, but I hope my apology can be accepted.