15-03-2014, 04:10 PM
The public should demand answers as to why this nebulous satellite tracking company was allowed to withhold critical information for so long? This means that these aloof tracking companies with probable links to the intelligence/security agencies of the nations they exist in can allow rescuers to search in the wrong place like fools wasting CO2-producing fuel, equipment, manpower, and time looking in the wrong place. Withholding critical information is criminal in those circumstances seeing how there could be survivors who may have been rescued with quicker locating.
Another thing is in the post-9-11 era a wide body commercial aircraft going off radar and out of contact with full fuel is something that should trigger automatic concern. There are no media asking what was the immediate security reaction to this situation and what higher assets were used like spy satellites etc? Where is the documentation of notification by Malaysia Airlines, and the Malaysian government to those higher international authorities that would be involved in such an incident? Are they asking us to believe there was no notification and no intel tracking of the errant plane for 4 to 5 hours when there were serious targets within range of this potential airplane bomb?
The men who were involved in trying to figure this out are not ignorant of these technical devices or their function. There are personnel who would be well-versed and fluid in these devices and their usefulness in locating the aircraft live during the event. There is no excuse for them taking 6 full days to retrieve this information and their delay clearly commits a criminal violation of public safety standards. Malaysia also stands liable for not scrambling a jet to identify a large target on military radar. A 777 making altitude changes and not responding should have stood out on their military radar.
Another thing is in the post-9-11 era a wide body commercial aircraft going off radar and out of contact with full fuel is something that should trigger automatic concern. There are no media asking what was the immediate security reaction to this situation and what higher assets were used like spy satellites etc? Where is the documentation of notification by Malaysia Airlines, and the Malaysian government to those higher international authorities that would be involved in such an incident? Are they asking us to believe there was no notification and no intel tracking of the errant plane for 4 to 5 hours when there were serious targets within range of this potential airplane bomb?
The men who were involved in trying to figure this out are not ignorant of these technical devices or their function. There are personnel who would be well-versed and fluid in these devices and their usefulness in locating the aircraft live during the event. There is no excuse for them taking 6 full days to retrieve this information and their delay clearly commits a criminal violation of public safety standards. Malaysia also stands liable for not scrambling a jet to identify a large target on military radar. A 777 making altitude changes and not responding should have stood out on their military radar.