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(1) According to the passenger names, at least one of the passengers is a Uyghur.
(2) There was a Buddhist conference on March 2 in Kuala Lumpur, and many passengers are Chinese Buddhists.
(3) Just a few days ago, Uyghur terrorists killed 29 civilians in Kunming, China. 4 terrorists were shot dead too.
(4) The jihad video against Chinese was released on Feb 24.
Malaysia Airlines plane missing for almost two days now; terrorism may be involved
I'm sure most of you who have been paying attention to the news have heard about this tragedy.
The plane simply "vanished" while cruising at 35,000 feet. It's a Boeing 777, which has been in service for close to 20 years and has only been involved in one fatal accident ever and only three people out of close to 300 onboard died in that accident.
There were multiple passengers on the flight who were flying with stolen passports. The flight was going from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing.
With the lack of debris thus far, it looks like either a catastrophic failure occurred or someone on board blew it up. I guess there is also the possibility is was shot down by someone.
With the lack of debris thus far, it looks like either a catastrophic failure occurred or someone on board blew it up. I guess there is also the possibility is was shot down by someone.
I think a catastrophic failure like that at cruising altitude on a plane with a stellar safety record would be very unlikely. Even if there was a serious problem, there likely would have been time to send a distress call.
Maybe it was the CIA and Obama:
"Mr. Mukherjee, a passenger, is the Beijing-based chief China representative for Xcoal, a Latrobe, Pennsylvania based firm that is among the largest U.S. exporters of coal.
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Malaysia Airlines plane missing for almost two days now; terrorism may be involved
