MH 370: Missing Malaysian Airliner

[Peter Lemkin]

Well, it could have been a very bad mechanical failure - though that is very unlikely. If it was a planned take-down of the flight one would expect someone to claim having done it - or some obvious advantage to an attack on this flight - neither has been done or explained logically. Who and what was onboard are the best clues so far and the two men who used false passports is an interesting lead, but may be a false trail. People use false passports for many other reasons [drug running for one of many]. Sadly, the black [really red] boxes in the planes emit a very weak signal under water and only for about 30 days. If [big if] it is true that the NSA and others can't pick up any 'chatter' about this then it really is a mystery. Personally, I find it hard to believe the NSA after they have cried wolf when there were none, and not cried wolf when there were many, before.

Spy satellites would, in my opinion, likely have the best information as to the last position of the plane - but data from spy satellites is not easy to obtain....they don't even like to let it be known what kinds of information and to what level of definition they can detect things. As they certainly track planes and missiles - both day and night - there likely is some information there; but unlikely to be publicly released or released to other governments.