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Kelly wrote: "Another Malaysian based aircraft has gone missing. MH370 and MH17 are believed to have been the same plane. So do you believe that the Air Asia disappearance is yet another false flag operation? An..."That's one too many coincidences in a row.
It's really weird stuff and I wouldn't be flying any Malaysian airline companies at present.
Very bizarre series of events, but something is going on that's for sure...
Apparently it might have to do with Germany rather than Malaysia. Germany has been demanding USA give them the gold they owe for years. Allianz is a German insurance company, and one of the big ones in Europe. And in advance, sorry about the really bad music on one of the youtube videos.
http://www.insuranceinsider.com/allia...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wETuf...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HYHY6...
Kelly wrote: "Apparently it might have to do with Germany rather than Malaysia. Germany has been demanding USA give them the gold they owe for years. Allianz is a German insurance company, and one of the big one..."But even if it's related to Germany, why 3 Malaysian planes in a row I wonder? 1 or even 2 major airline tragedies in a short space of time for one country seems possible, but 3 seems is starting to seem a little suspicious.
Here's an article quoting an aviation specialist who seems to be hinting (without directly saying it) over a cover-up regarding these recent airplane disasters.Lack of AirAsia transmitter activation 'strange'
Yahoo7 NewsDecember 29, 2014, 4:51 pm
An aviation expert has questioned why the electronic locator transmitter on the AirAsia plane missing since yesterday morning did not activate.
Captain Des Ross, an aviation security and risk assessment specialist, said all modern aircraft were fitted with an electronic locator transmitter (ELT) that automatically activated when an aircraft crashed, whether into water or on land.
He said the information from the transmitter would be sent to satellites and then onto search and rescue agencies.
“It’s pretty bad luck if that doesn’t work,” Captain Ross told News Corp.
“It’s not intended to be disabled.
“Even if you disconnect the power entirely it’s still got a battery in it.”
He described the transmitters as ‘normally pretty reliable devices’, but questioned why nothing had been mentioned about them in the case of the missing AirAsia plane, or the disappearance of MH370.
“That’s a little bit strange,” he said.
He even drew comparisons between the disappearances of both flights, saying they were ‘somewhat similar’.
“That’s the scary part. It just disappeared from the screen, with no communication whatsoever,” he said.
He said he believed the disappearance of QZ8501 was wheater ‘related’, saying the weather could have brought down the aircraft, but added: “the aircraft should not have been there if the weather was that bad.”
http://humansarefree.com/2014/07/bust...
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-30...