Malaysia Airline Missing 777 Part 2
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In part 1 I talked about the possibility of the missing 777 being stolen- hijacked and taken for some terrorist purpose. The next question is where could it have landed.
The 777 needs about a mile of landing strip. It needs to be wide enough too, 200-300 feet across.
Could the terrorists have built a suitable runway in some remote part of a country? All they needed were time and resources. Does anyone doubt that they had those?
And if they landed in some remote area cellphones would not be useful. The passengers, if alive, would be cut-off from the rest of the world.
By now the 777 and landing strip have been covered, meaning satellite fly-overs wouldn't detect anything. The search needs to be focused on any land in the radius suitable for such an endeavor. I would look in extremist-held lands. If the plane is downed in the water there aren't any survivors and no urgency. If I am right then there is a great deal of urgency and it must be dealt with.
A plane downed in the water will eventually have debris washing up on some shore. And we will then go from there.
In part 1 I talked about the possibility of the missing 777 being stolen- hijacked and taken for some terrorist purpose. The next question is where could it have landed.
The 777 needs about a mile of landing strip. It needs to be wide enough too, 200-300 feet across.
Could the terrorists have built a suitable runway in some remote part of a country? All they needed were time and resources. Does anyone doubt that they had those?
And if they landed in some remote area cellphones would not be useful. The passengers, if alive, would be cut-off from the rest of the world.
By now the 777 and landing strip have been covered, meaning satellite fly-overs wouldn't detect anything. The search needs to be focused on any land in the radius suitable for such an endeavor. I would look in extremist-held lands. If the plane is downed in the water there aren't any survivors and no urgency. If I am right then there is a great deal of urgency and it must be dealt with.
A plane downed in the water will eventually have debris washing up on some shore. And we will then go from there.
posted by Joe G @ 11:45 AM
4 Comments:
At 1:35 PM,
Unknown said…
I thought of that as well. But then I wondered how easy it would be for a sympathetic country with military airfields to deny all knowledge of a terrorist controlled landing.
We haven't heard everything yet. I'm thinking there's someone in the Malaysian government who's not being honest.
At 4:06 PM,
Joe G said…
LoL! YOU giving up on materialistic explanations so easily?
Then perhaps it was just equipment malfunction, they just flew out into the Indian Ocean, ran out of fuel and went down. There's a better chance of that then there is for BWE being true.
Just sayin'...
At 5:29 AM,
Stephen said…
all are rumors ... no one knows the conclusion or have any solution to find .... I read that they used terrain masking technology to escape from radars .... and here another story ... how many do we have listen before we finally find that god damn plain?????
At 7:24 AM,
Joe G said…
Hi Stephen- If I am right they won't find the jet until it crashes into some target.
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