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I don't know anything about him but when I saw the video of the senior pilot going through security before the flight.. I could tell he had something on his mind mainly because of his body language. That's not to say, I am accusing him of doing something deliberate but something was just "off" there
And maybe the Care Bears discovered someone on the plane wasn't in touch with their feelings and the plane is parked on a cloud somewhere while the people go adventuring in Care-A-Lot.
Knock it off. The poster has a valid point. There is no evidence from the plane, meaning parts/pieces, but all of a sudden, the Malaysian gov wants to come out and say it crashed in the ocean. Even the families are not buying in to it, fully. Even they are saying they want more proof.
No need to be such jerks about a poster's opinion.
I understand your comment, of course.
But, do we know what is in a man's mind?
Do we know what "could" have been said in possible negotiations with the Government
over that leader being jailed or put on trail?
Malaysia was so secreitive, afterall, I can't blame a nation not wanting to air THIS
if it really happened...imagine, negotiating with a pilot over his beloved political leader to be freed.
Hmm.
It could happen...
Sorry, 3 Wolves in Snow...couldn't give u yet another rep for the above post.
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I understand your comment, of course.
But, do we know what is in a man's mind?
Do we know what "could" have been said in possible negotiations with the Government
over that leader being jailed or put on trail?
Malaysia was so secreitive, afterall, I can't blame a nation not wanting to air THIS
if it really happened...imagine, negotiating with a pilot over his beloved political leader to be freed.
Hmm.
It could happen...
Sorry, 3 Wolves in Snow...couldn't give u yet another rep for the above post.
If this happened? The passengers would be home with their families right now.
There is no way a government would let 239 people die just to keep a prisoner in jail for a mere 5 years.
And maybe the Care Bears discovered someone on the plane wasn't in touch with their feelings and the plane is parked on a cloud somewhere while the people go adventuring in Care-A-Lot.
two of the most relevant posts in this thread, well done
I work with a coworker from Taiwan and we had a brief discussion on it this morning. He say's the theory coming from people in the region of Malaysia have good reason to believe that the captain was trying to negotiate with the government. He was an avid supporter of Malaysian opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim who had just been sentenced to 5 years hours before the flight took off for Sodomy. Remember, the captain had even reportedly told friends he was planning on attending this opposition leaders high profile trial before the flight. Of course this would explain the words uttered by the captain "All right, good night" before he turned off all communications.
No...no, it doesn't explain why he used a salutation that is common the world over. Like maybe he used it because, like, it's common the world over, maybe.
And the co-pilot said those words, not the pilot.
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