Is Malaysia Flight 370 in a chop shop? A 777 costs roughly $300 million. Given that scarcity drives up prices, the parts from a 777 would be worth at least $100 million in the aftermarket. There is a motive for the plane to vanish, leave no trace, and have flown so dramatically off course! If my theory is correct, the search of the Malacca straights will find nothing. I would start looking at abandoned/closed airfields in that region with large hangers.
Sunday, March 16, 2014
Is Malaysia Flight 370 in a Chop Shop?
Michael Rivero of WhatReallyHappened.com proposes this intriguing theory:
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His use for false flag option was interesting as well.
ReplyDeleteTraceable serial numbers on all the parts...
ReplyDeleteMuslims don't hijack jets to sell for parts.
ReplyDeleteWell, DUH!
What do you do with 270 people after you steal the plane they are flying in.
ReplyDeleteWhat do you do with the people? I'll give you a hint: You increase the altitude of the plane to 45,000 feet, reduce pressurization, and in a short while every one of them will be dead. Then, when you get where you are going, you do whatever you want with them.
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