Malaysia Airliner Communications Shut Down Separately: US Officials Say

[kristopher]

49. I love creative use of straw men, misdirection and ability to deftly twist away from the obvious

It makes life so much more interesting than just acknowledging uncomfortable information.

The fact that the aircraft is not under the control of properly authorized personal was definitively established when a military system tasked with protecting that nation saw an unidentified large aircraft on their radar screen and it matched a trajectory, position and radar signature of a civilian airliner that had gone dark.

They didn't just ignore it. As that Malaysian official said - "There is only confusion if you want to see confusion"

And there most certainly isn't any evidence that supports the idea that this craft has been exchanged with another 777 full of nukylar stuff

No one said that had happened. But to accomplish that 6 months or a year from now would be a reason for stealing it today.

If that Malaysian Air flight were to resume today, don't you think somebody might ask a few questions?

If it were to resume? Seriously? But say in 6 months there is another 777 from a different airline flying from somewhere like the Philippines to a city they want to target. Now that you understand the gaps in aircraft tracking over large bodies of water; given resources do you see any opportunity for taking out the one in route, setting your transponders with its ident codes and continuing the flight path it was on?

The idea that it is a "progressive failure event" no longer has any merit at all. It is less likely than your wormhole.