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bucolic_frolic

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2. What's with the news?

Reply to brooklynite (Original post)

Wed Aug 5, 2015, 02:01 PM

Aug 2015

Yesterday's headline said it didn't belong to MH370, now it does.

First they shot Jericho, then next day they didn't.

Double messages are confusing. In a relationship or a political campaign
they're about abuse and control.

In these instances I haven't a clue what to make of them.

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Debris belongs to MH370 [View all] brooklynite Aug 2015 OP

Those poor families. murielm99 Aug 2015 #1

What's with the news? bucolic_frolic Aug 2015 #2

I don't remember seeing anything suggesting that it WASN'T from MH370... brooklynite Aug 2015 #3

You must not visit rt.com then PersonNumber503602 Aug 2015 #15

There was another item found after the first piece Democat Aug 2015 #4

I'm sure I saw a headline bucolic_frolic Aug 2015 #5

That's for the second piece of debris, which almost certainly came from a boat Blue_Tires Aug 2015 #8

At least they know it went down. They'll probably call off the search now. Baclava Aug 2015 #6

Disagree... brooklynite Aug 2015 #7

It's good news that a piece has been found, but so far that just means they are in the right ocean. Baclava Aug 2015 #12

They still need to know the how and why... Blue_Tires Aug 2015 #9

They'd need the voice and data recorders for that Baclava Aug 2015 #11

Which is why it's that much more tragic Blue_Tires Aug 2015 #13

maybe, it's hard to imagine the vastness of the ocean depths, 3 miles down, undersea mountain ranges Baclava Aug 2015 #14

Now we know. For certain question everything Aug 2015 #10