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Hijacked using AWACs system...

Posted: 16 Mar 2014 11:09 PM PDT

A reader gave me a link which rubbished some 'unfounded and stupid theories' about the missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370. It's a long piece but it provides 'almost-logical' fact which (I guess) could help investigation and effort to locate the plane.

However, I was a bit shocked with the theory which, among others, believes the missing plane was hijacked using the most sophisticated AWACs system.

Just another possibility which we cannot discount...

READ THIS:
The Malaysian military tracked this plane for a full hour with military radar after it "vanished from civilian radar because "the transponders were switched off" (B.S.) radar is radar, it does not need a "transponder" to track a plane and they can eat dog poo. And Awacs would have shut down any transponder for a plane kidnapping anyway, it took no terrorist to do it.

 ANYWAY, the plane did a u-turn and was "last spotted" on the other side of Malaysia. They made the mistake of saying it was "flying low" when it was still at 29,500 feet, far higher than needed to show on radar, to deceive people into believing THAT is why it "vanished" from radar.

A whole bunch of lies were hatched about how it disappeared from civilian radar because "the transponder was switched off" but RADAR IS RADAR AND ONLY COMMERCIAL AIRLINERS ARE REQUIRED TO HAVE TRANSPONDERS, PRIVATE PLANES ARE NOT REQUIRED TO HAVE TRANSPONDERS.


Radar is there to prevent private planes that have no transponders from hitting commercial ones among other things, and if radar can see a private plane that has no transponder it certainly can see a huge jumbo jet. So you can take the transponder lies and trash them.

But the plane DID disappear from civilian radar even though military radar tracked it for a now admitted full hour longer.

What could make a plane disappear from civilian radar while at 36,000 feet yet still be visible on military radar? ONE THING, and it looks like a UFO (as some have speculated) only it's attached to a boeing jet - the antenna on a U.S. Air Force AWACS plane. The fact that this missing jet vanished from civilian radar yet remained visible on more robust military radars proves well enough for me that this indeed was an AWACS hijacking, just like we saw on 9/11 where AWACS planes were seen on video observing if not controlling the crashes into the twin towers.

Once the plane flew far enough West, Awacs was obviously enough to jam both civilian and military radars, probably because they entered a zone where the angle of both incoming signals allowed for their simultaneous cancellation. That is where the plane finally "vanished" forever, an hour after the "official" vanishing act. The final vanish happened while at 29,500 feet. 

Though AWACS was originally released as a radar platform there are many variants of awacs type planes now that serve many types of radio oriented missions including jamming and takeover, and they all have the same antenna dome.
 
In this scenario, we now have: The plane did a u-turn and flew the other way for a now admitted full hour UPDATE: FIVE hours. THAT supports the Awacs story.

Obvious fake photoshopping of "terrorists". THAT supports the Awacs story.

Cell phones still ringing, which would only be possible with a safe landing. THAT supports the Awacs story

Missing black boxes. THAT supports the Awacs story (the plane is obviously intact)
A reason to electronically hijack the airplane - 20 top people from a semiconductor firm that works defense, with employees working for countries that are not allies yet VERY powerful - THAT supports the Awacs story.

FACT: Flight 370 stayed logged into satellites which cannot be jammed without blacking out the whole portion of the world they cover (which would be obvious). True, if you thought of it you could jam the receiver on the jet quite easily, but that won't prevent the jet itself from maintaining an outbound transmission to the satellite, which if jammed would freak out the satellite because you would have to point a jamming signal at the satellite and overwhelm it so badly all the other planes would lose their connections at the same time. If you want your plane theft to be as secret as possible, you can't jam the sattelite.

One thing with the satellite is that it cannot tell where the plane actually is, it will only know it got signal. You would need three separate satellites all logged into the same plane to figure out where the plane was, and Boeing uses only one log in for obvious economic reasons. Boeing cannot find that plane, they can only say it was in fact alive.

FACT: The plane survived and landed somewhere. AND THE NSA KNOWS EXACTLY WHERE BECAUSE THE CELL PHONES RANG AND IT WAS NOT DEAD RINGING BECAUSE ONE PICKED UP. Ditto for the cell carriers, all of them which are no doubt owned by Kikedom and will keep their mouths shut. WE KNOW WHO DID THIS, "FAILURE" TO LOCATE THOSE PHONES PROVES WHO DID THIS WITH A SINGLE FACT.

FACT: The entire arab hijacker meme is so worn out and provably CIA that we know that fake passport story belongs in the trash. Add the faked photos for an additional laugh. Why did they push this line? Just like Awacs, all military systems have multiple purposes. When the military system is in the information spectrum in the form of a psy op, they are going to get as much use out of any situation as they possibly can.

So while they waterboard those chinese military experts, probably as a precursor to getting military secrets before the waterboarders and their controllers launch world war 3, they decided it would be useful to try to frame up IRAN and blame the plane's dissapearance on them and use THAT as a reason to start the war they seeked to get an advantage in by kidnapping flight 370 and stealing the Chinese engineers.

FACT: The first thing to go with jamming would be the transponder. Jamming would also keep the pilots from radioing out. Jamming would have a harder time spoofing all radars, and THAT is the part of the plan that did not go perfect, as it would be expected. And I would guess that the plane was taken to a location, most likely Afghanistan, where NO ONE would say a peep about it being there and it would not matter if it was on radar or not.

In fact, once the plane was actually stolen, it would be possible to only jam it's communications, stop spoofing radar, and identify the plane as something else via a fake beacon on the Awacs plane to get it through another nation's radar shield without anyone knowing what it was. THAT is what probably really happened.

Interpol always with us - Zahid

Posted: 16 Mar 2014 09:06 AM PDT

Home Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi yesterday rubbished claims by certain quarters, including foreign media and security agents that the government has repeatedly turned down offers by Interpol to assist investigation into the missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370.

As far as relations with Interpol is concerned, I believe the cooperation is always there. Malaysian police has been very cooperative, not only with Interpol but also the security forces from other friendly nations.

Why the fuss about it?
Putrajaya had repeatedly turned down Interpol assistance in investigations into the missing flight MH370, a senior Western law enforcement official told ABC News.
That offer has since been repeated several times and declined each time, the official said, although a spokesman for the global police organisation declined comment.
"It's the old pre-9/11 approach: close-hold information, don't share anything," the official was quoted as saying by the US television station.

Law enforcement officials are now worried that critical investigative time has been lost and leads could well have dried up as sources of information could have dispersed in the last week, the report said.
The FBI also has not been invited by the Malaysian government to help on the ground, sources said.
The investigation has now turned into a criminal inquiry as Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak said the flight was diverted deliberately when it vanished from radar screens last Saturday.
Zahid's answer:
KAJANG: Malaysia has denied allegations that it turned down an offer for assistance from Interpol to find the missing Malaysia Airlines plane.
"I think the collaboration between the country, via the police with Interpol, has long existed, and we share a strong relationship with them. Such an issue should not arise," said Home Minister Datuk Seri Dr Ahmad Zahid Hamidi.
"The police are currently investigating at all aspects including to find evidence from passengers and flight crew," he told a press conference after attending an Evening with Rela Hulu Langat programme, here, Sunday.
Ahmad Zahid was responding to a report that alleged Malaysia had turned down offers from Interpol to find the missing plane.
He added that measures are being taken to beef up security at KLIA with relevant agencies, to ensure it will meet international standards.
I don't know who the officials are but ABC News could have at least checked the allegations. They have representatives in Malaysia.

Unfounded allegations are rife ever since the plane went missing a week ago. There were also claims that Malaysia did not want the FBI to be involved in the investigation.

Zahid had said that Malaysia welcomes any offer by friendly countries to help locate the plane.

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