Malaysia says there's sealed evidence on MH370 that cannot be made public

Straits Times China Bureau ^ | 03/26/2014 | Straits Times China Bureau

[Responsibility2nd]

"Why yes. Yes we do know what happened. But that's classified."

[2ndDivisionVet]

Top. Men.

[cuban leaf]

“Why yes. Yes we do know what happened. But that’s classified.”

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That’s pretty much my take as well. It smelled like that from the beginning, actually. Anyone who has raised teenagers knows what it means when a story makes little or no sense.

[livius]

Malaysia has been the big problem from the start. They’re probably feeling a little guilty about the Bali bombers, but they may also be having some internal problems that have complicated this.

I’m very sure that Islam was involved, one way or another, whether the co-pilot or the other flight engineer on board wanted to seize the flight and did so, or whether they didn’t manage to do so and crashed it in the ocean.

But Malaysia is not going to breathe a word about this.

[KeyLargo]

On pilot incapacitation – Girish Kaushik

March 27, 2014

I have been following most of the television interviews of various experts of various experts of different channels, and am astonished that little or no importance has been given to the subject of pilot incapacitation.

It would be interesting to know, that, in my 40 years of flying experience including the 777, a great amount of emphasis has been given, especially during simulator sessions, on pilot incapacitation.

When the “flying” pilot is incapacitated, a procedure must be followed, wherein the “non flying “ one takes over. If both, the captain and first officer are incapacitated, it would be a different matter all together.

In my opinion, one possible explanation to this bizarre event that has taken place on MH370 would be that the batteries in the cargo compartment might have caught fire as theorised by many.

Read:

http://www.themalaysianinsider.com/sideviews/article/on-pilot-incapacitation-girish-kaushik

[Jack Hydrazine]

I could tell you, but then I’d have to kill you.

[Enterprise]

And orgasmic screams of joy and ecstasy can even now be heard in the halls of CNN.

[bigbob]

I agree, and I want to hear what the FBI finds in their analysis of the simulator hard drives. If they *can’t* figure out the deleted files, that tells us a lot, i.e. that the guy had to use some very sophisticated “wiping” software and must have had something to hide. I hope the FBI doesn’t wait for permission from the Malaysian clowns before releasing what thye find.

[CincyRichieRich]

Sure, you bet. No worries. Muzlum suicide for 27 virginias...

[Izzy Dunne]

We can answer but we might not be correct

Answers $1.00
Answers that require thought: $2.00
Correct answers: $4.00

[gdani]

And orgasmic screams of joy and ecstasy can even now be heard in the halls of CNN.

"This is worth at least another month of speculation"!!! -- CNN

[BenLurkin]

Anyone who has raised teenagers knows what it means when a story makes little or no sense.

bttt

[Secret Agent Man]

Anyone who WAS a teenager and reflects back on how poorly their lies were, understands.

[T. P. Pole]

“Thanks for demonstrating your ability to read every word out of the powerpoint slides.”

Reminds me of way too many meetings at work.

[867V309]

The government of Malaysia may be even more crooked than ours, but IMHO the jury is still out.

[Responsibility2nd]

And couldn’t you just hear the heavy sarcasm in that remark?

Could be a FReeper, no?

[T. P. Pole]

I actually was pondering if Chinese culture allowed that level of sarcasm.

[Sacajaweau]

And it has to do with what was on that plane....suitcase nukes