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kersley
12th March 2014, 00:51
What if the missing air plane is found with all passengers safe and a story to tell?
a story that this missing plane were taken on board a mother ship UFO??
is this what CB is referring to about Saturday announcement? what if?


it would be a soft disclosure but certainly a life changer.. don't you think?

what you guys think?

doodah
12th March 2014, 00:57
I like it. I like it a lot. I'm rather thinking that's what's happened.

Tyy1907
12th March 2014, 00:58
That would be a gamechanger. Try to spin the testimonies of that many witnesses!

KiwiElf
12th March 2014, 01:08
Bingo Kersley - just had the same thought, posted on another thread. Might explain the conflicting reports and the Airline's seeming "reluctance" to tell us everything they know - perhaps they aren't being "allowed to". Just a gut feeling, but I feel this is shaping up to be something much bigger than a "traditional airplane crash" :censored:

Tyy1907
12th March 2014, 01:25
Bringing that plane full of alive and well passengers back in the most random public place would just be awesome:wizard:

Tesla_WTC_Solution
12th March 2014, 02:06
Kind of reminds me of the Langoliers...


anyone remember that movie?

Hint: plane flies into electrical disturbance ("aurora") and enters a separate dimension where everything is in a state of decay.
The only object to which this does not apply is the aircraft itself.

It was a pretty low grade movie actually... but scary.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Langoliers

it's like Tremors sans humor. plus time travel. kind of crap.

KiwiElf
12th March 2014, 02:14
Haha @ Tesla - yes I do remember - terrible movie!! Certainly hope that isn't what happened to these folks tho; those monster thingies with big sharp teeth weren't too friendly ;)

ghostrider
12th March 2014, 02:18
they can find saddam in a hole in the desert , Osama in a house in Pakistan but , a jumbo jet ??? come on , they know ... diversion from the WW 3 breathing down our necks ...

Tesla_WTC_Solution
12th March 2014, 02:18
Haha @ Tesla - yes I do remember - terrible movie!! Certainly hope that isn't what happened to these folks tho; those monster thingies with big sharp teeth weren't too friendly ;)

Yeah I wasn't too fond of those either. They were really weird/scary/funny.
The sort of thing kids hate.

Fellow Aspirant
12th March 2014, 02:55
I, too, like it a lot. And there is some evidence to support the idea:

Have you guys seen this coverage by Alexandra Bruce at Forbidden Knowledge? It's radar imagery that clearly shows an anomaly (aka a UFO) in the vicinity of Flight 370:

http://www.forbiddenknowledgetv.com/videos/ufosinterdimensionalultraterrestrials/ufo-in-the-radarreadings-of-malaysia-airlines-flight-370.html

Namaste,

Brian

Tyy1907
12th March 2014, 04:05
I, too, like it a lot. And there is some evidence to support the idea:

Have you guys seen this coverage by Alexandra Bruce at Forbidden Knowledge? It's radar imagery that clearly shows an anomaly (aka a UFO) in the vicinity of Flight 370:

http://www.forbiddenknowledgetv.com/videos/ufosinterdimensionalultraterrestrials/ufo-in-the-radarreadings-of-malaysia-airlines-flight-370.html

Namaste,

Brian

The stars are aligning on this one. No matter how you slice it, we are not alone!

Operator
12th March 2014, 07:23
I've alluded to such a possibility here (http://projectavalon.net/forum4/showthread.php?69217-Boeing-disappears-in-flight-with-239-passengers&p=807411&viewfull=1#post807411)

The return would be positive but the reason for such an event would leave a negative impression with the public I think ...

kemo
12th March 2014, 08:06
I'd love for you guys to be right be I fear not. The most likely answer is some catastrophic explosion and crash into the sea. The potential search area is 30,000 sq km or maybe more if the plane changed course. It is very odd indeed though and I haven't heard a word about the flight recorder - or maybe they need to get close before they can detect any signals.

Lifebringer
12th March 2014, 10:29
I'm thinking the same think, you're thinking. They've had the 4400, the event and now this 100 intro to returning to earth after the atmospheric dangers are passed, plus the new one, Resurrection. Interesting times people, eyes wide open, take it in, and pay attention. Pass over the bs, when they just fill in blather where real questions are asked, instead of saying, "IDK."

Let us hope that this is what Christ spoke of when he said he would return in time, plus time, plus time and a half. I believe, it is. Preparations are beginning for the visual disclosure, and as they said about the ship with magnetic electro pulse, they can level a city from space, if they wanted to harm but they only have self defense systems that act upon threat. Really really high tech that picks up negative intent?

Wow, this is great, whichever the outcome because finally the truth will be revealed and then saner thoughts of intent and possible peace among this world and universe, can occur. We're way behind in the truth lesson. What tribe are we all from here in America? ALL tribes of the world. All tribes of the Universe.:target::cheer2::cool:

Class graduation from 3D is happening, and Class of knowledge and inner unconditional love, begins.

Congratulations everyone, the truth is being revealed and we are the blessed generations to witness the new knowledge with TRUTH!

PS, don't forget about "V" but that was made when the Bush Cabal was in power(the lizards), and their creational vision probably would have bordered on the types we saw. Too bad that the bad doesn't win for them. It never does, but they kept trying til the end, and Enoch said, they will be judged because they wouldn't relent on oppression and other inhumanities towards God's other children of the world.

This isn't Lord of the Flies, you know.:wizard:
NO fear, just walk by the faith, not by the sight.

Lifebringer
12th March 2014, 10:46
I'm looking at what we "do" know about depth and the large plane clearly would be visible in depths of up to 200 feet, and the area where they went, didn't have those depths, so where is it, if it wasn't a hijacking or terrorist forced landing. For the equipment to pick up that even when they were off screen in Malaysia, others saw their beacon for at least an hour more. Going over that hour squared comes to 3000 miles in mostly shallow waters/tropical and land. Where's waldo? LOL Most of the waters are very clear. Did you see the monoliths under Japans waters. Pretty clear waters there in the south pacific, and there's no sign of anything. Got me curious if this is true. I picked the same conclusion up when they first mentioned they couldn't find it, and now the world is "paying attention" to what happened to that plane. What better way to bring disclosure out with everyone paying attention?

Great plan.

¤=[Post Update]=¤

The recorder is good at the signal for 30 days of battery power. Times ticking and China and the world will have a look with sonar, and then we'll see.

HaulinBananas
12th March 2014, 12:30
What if the missing air plane is found with all passengers safe and a story to tell?
a story that this missing plane were taken on board a mother ship UFO??
is this what CB is referring to about Saturday announcement? what if?


it would be a soft disclosure but certainly a life changer.. don't you think?

what you guys think?

Courtney Brown states at the beginning of the Implications postings - no ETs - and Implications postings restate that it is Information or an Idea that will change the world.

But, another Remote Viewer, Gerald O'Donnell, sent a blog message last night to his subscribers, and it addresses the missing airplane issue. At the bottom of the message are 2 (same) links to the nearly 20 minute long session in which he received/transcribed the message he shared on his blog:

http://probablefuture.com/Be-or-Not-Be.htm

Matt P
12th March 2014, 12:49
I'd love for you guys to be right be I fear not. The most likely answer is some catastrophic explosion and crash into the sea. The potential search area is 30,000 sq km or maybe more if the plane changed course. It is very odd indeed though and I haven't heard a word about the flight recorder - or maybe they need to get close before they can detect any signals.

A crash would allow the black box to continue functioning. I believe it's designed to send a homing beacon for 30 days. But the box went dark (i.e. was turned off or not functioning)

Matt

Matt P
12th March 2014, 12:52
Sorry Lifebringer, didn't see your 30 day explanation. I did just read that the black box was NOT operational, which is very strange in and of itself.

Matt

Cardillac
12th March 2014, 13:15
@ Fellow Aspirant

Hi Brian,

the reports continue to be increasingly convoluted (as if we didn't expect this); according to your linked article the passports were stolen in Thailand (?)- I still think this stolen passport mumbo-jumbo is a cover for something else; if these two (supposed) Iranians were seeking asylum in Germany ("officious" story) then why were they flying to...China?-

it's still unclear if the 'stolen passports' contained visas for China (no Westerner enters China without a visa)-

yet again MSM "is leading us a merry dance"-

stay well-

Larry

Fellow Aspirant
12th March 2014, 14:53
Hi Larry

Yes, the MSM, as is it's wont, is busily filling in the blanks with conjecture, just like the rest of us (although we don't try to pretend that we're professionals).

And the story changes by the hour, so it's business as usual.

The interesting thing about the article by Ms. Bruce, though, is the radar imagery that shows a strange anomaly. Not being familiar with such imagery, or even sure of its veracity, I am none-the-less intrigued by the object's existence and its flight characteristics, which defy the capabilities of human craft. As such, it could offer a clue about the cause of the disappearance. Interestingly, the radar video has not been picked up by any other online source. I don't know what this means, either!

Scratching my head,

Brian

Cardillac
12th March 2014, 15:41
Hi Brian,

I think we're all still scratching our heads but Jim Stone's latest entry on the Malaysia flight is a real revelation: www.jimstonefreelance.com

chances are the flight was high-jacked by an AWACS plane which explains why the plane was able to be tracked by the military but was lost by civilian tracking sources; not to mention the controversy behind the 20 electro-energy scientists (with military connections) on board- the plot thickens...

stay well-

Larry

13th Warrior
12th March 2014, 16:24
Who is John Galt???

mojo
12th March 2014, 16:49
Even if we go with the assumption that happened, who would tell us anything? There's no accountability anymore when you can hide behind secrets. WE the people would be answered by silence as in the past, even with the testimony of all on the plane...whom do you go for answers? The courts? look how that worked for Judy Woods and 911 truth...

Tesseract
12th March 2014, 17:28
It's been 5 days, I say call in the remote viewers.

Carmody
12th March 2014, 17:48
Who is John Galt???

best comment ever:


Nobel Prize-winning economist and commentator Paul Krugman alluded to a quip[60][61] by John Rogers in his blog: "There are two novels that can change a bookish fourteen-year old's life: The Lord of the Rings and Atlas Shrugged. One is a childish fantasy that often engenders a lifelong obsession with its unbelievable heroes, leading to an emotionally stunted, socially crippled adulthood, unable to deal with the real world. The other, of course, involves orcs."

PurpleLama
12th March 2014, 18:07
Kind of reminds me of the Langoliers...


anyone remember that movie?

Hint: plane flies into electrical disturbance ("aurora") and enters a separate dimension where everything is in a state of decay.
The only object to which this does not apply is the aircraft itself.

It was a pretty low grade movie actually... but scary.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Langoliers

it's like Tremors sans humor. plus time travel. kind of crap.


You should read the Steven King novella that the movie is based upon. It is waaaay scarier than the movie, as tends to be the case. It is part of the book Four Past Midnight (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Four_Past_Midnight). I never saw the movie, but having read the story in my early teens, I had that thought as well.

T Smith
12th March 2014, 19:09
Who is John Galt???

best comment ever:


Nobel Prize-winning economist and commentator Paul Krugman alluded to a quip[60][61] by John Rogers in his blog: "There are two novels that can change a bookish fourteen-year old's life: The Lord of the Rings and Atlas Shrugged. One is a childish fantasy that often engenders a lifelong obsession with its unbelievable heroes, leading to an emotionally stunted, socially crippled adulthood, unable to deal with the real world. The other, of course, involves orcs."

An interesting--and amusing--observation.

I will tell you, without charge, however, that Ayn Rand was a hell of a lot smarter than Paul Krugman.

*EDIT* Never mind... Now that I read this a little more closely I notice that John Rogers is credited for this quip. I should have known better about the likelihood of Paul Krugman ever being so witty.... Carry on.

Atlas
12th March 2014, 19:10
IRANIAN LAWMAKER CLAIMS U.S. 'KIDNAPPED' FLIGHT MH370

An Iranian parliamentarian has blamed the disappearance of flight MH370 on the United States, claiming it 'kidnapped' the flight in an attempt to 'sabotage' relationships between Iran and China and South East Asia.

Hossein Naghavi Hosseini, the spokesman for the foreign policy committee, has claimed reports of two Iranian nationals travelling on the missing Malaysia Airlines flight on stolen passports was 'psychological warfare', The New York Times has reported.

He said: 'Americans recruit some people for such kinds of operations so they can throw the blame on other countries, especially Muslim countries.'

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The passengers might well be all alive and safe.

Elainie
12th March 2014, 19:19
"Major Ed Dames I have yet to assign this project to the MIA team; however, if this becomes a valid engagement, we can discuss the findings on Coast to Coast AM just as was done with previous cases like this. I've been preparing for the live Killshot event on the 22nd, but any Remote Viewer can take on this project in the official RV community. This would be a good training target."

ghostrider
13th March 2014, 01:32
Ingo Swan could find that mama jammer , no problem ...

ThePythonicCow
13th March 2014, 03:23
Hi Brian,

I think we're all still scratching our heads but Jim Stone's latest entry on the Malaysia flight is a real revelation: www.jimstonefreelance.com

chances are the flight was high-jacked by an AWACS plane which explains why the plane was able to be tracked by the military but was lost by civilian tracking sources; not to mention the controversy behind the 20 electro-energy scientists (with military connections) on board- the plot thickens...

stay well-

Larry
Bump - I too find Jim Stone's report on this to be quite interesting Malaysian airlines flight 377 has been provably hijacked by an AWACS plane. (Permalink) (http://www.jimstonefreelance.com/awacs.html).

It looks like some country with AWACS capability might have just acquired a Boeing 777 jetliner (without a recorded sale) and perhaps even some Freescale engineers.

Jim Stone's key point is that if the military could continue tracking it, but civilian radar couldn't, then this indicates that someone with radar masking technology such as on an advanced AWACS plane was "disappearing" the jetliner.

Here are some articles reporting that the Malaysian military was able, or might have been able, to continue tracking this flight, past the point that it disappeared from civilian radar.

http://www.cbsnews.com/news/malaysia-airlines-flight-370-mystery-deepens/



Malaysian authorities have since said that air defense radar picked up traces of what might have been the plane turning back and flying until it reached the Strait of Malacca, a busy shipping lane west of the narrow nation some 250 miles from the plane's last known coordinates.
http://online.wsj.com/news/articles/SB10001424052702304914904579434493039575268




KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia—A series of false leads and confusion over exactly when Malaysia's radar tracking systems lost contact with Flight 370 are raising questions about the country's handling of the investigation as the search for the missing plane capped its fifth day with few new details.

Malaysia's air force chief said Wednesday that military radar had tracked an unidentified object over the Strait of Malacca early Saturday morning, but couldn't confirm whether it was the plane.

Gen. Rodzali Daud said the object was detected by a military radar facility and flying westward, subsequent to the last known civilian contact with Flight 370. "We did not scramble fighters because we knew it came from civilian air space," he said. "There is a lot of traffic there and the radar controllers knew it was coming from civilian airspace."
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2578199/Military-tracked-missing-plane-100-miles-vanished-civilian-radar-sure-Malacca-Strait-Malaysian-source-reveals.html



The air force chief said he had merely repeated that military radar tracking suggested the plane might have turned back.

However, despite his denial, the search has been extended westwards and a senior military officer that the aircraft had made a detour to the west after communications with civilian authorities ended.

'It changed course after Kota Bharu and took a lower altitude. It made it into the Malacca Strait,' the officer said.
http://www.cbsnews.com/news/malaysian-airlines-mystery-military-says-missing-jet-changed-course/



But local newspaper Berita Harian quoted Malaysia's air force chief, Gen. Rodzali Daud, as saying that radar at a military base had tracked the jet as it changed its course, with the final signal at 2:40 a.m. showing the plane to be near Pulau Perak at the northern approach to the Strait of Malacca, a busy waterway that separates the western coast of Malaysia and Indonesia's Sumatra island. It was flying slightly lower, at around 29,528 feet, he said.
http://www.nytimes.com/2014/03/13/world/asia/missing-malaysia-airlines-flight-370.html?hpw&rref=world



SEPANG, Malaysia — After four days of reticence and evasive answers, the Malaysian military acknowledged on Wednesday that it had recorded, but initially ignored, radar signals that could have prompted a mission to intercept and track a missing jetliner — data that vastly expands the area where the plane might have traveled.

Radar signals from the location where the missing aircraft, Malaysia Airlines Flight 370, was last contacted by ground controllers suggested that the plane may have turned away from its northeastward course toward Beijing, officials said. Military radar then detected an unidentified aircraft at several points, apparently headed west across the Malaysian peninsula and out into the Indian Ocean, the head of the country’s air force told reporters. The last detected location was hundreds of miles to the west of where search and rescue efforts were initially focused.

The military took no immediate action on Saturday to investigate the unidentified blips, whose path appeared to take the aircraft near the heavily populated island of Penang, and only later realized the significance of the radar readings. The search area was then expanded to take in waters west of the peninsula as well as east — encompassing almost 27,000 square nautical miles, an area bigger than South Carolina — but officials did not give a full explanation for the move.

robertr2m
13th March 2014, 07:16
The black box may not be "off", just out of range. Max range is less than 3 miles.

As usual, we are being lied to for "our own good". I'd hazard a guess that if the plane did suddenly appear, it would crash as expected (rolling eyes).

I absolutely hate being lied to, even if it is for my own good. :target:

Snookie
13th March 2014, 18:02
Very interesting comments from iON about this incident. It starts around the 10 minute mark and goes for about 3 1/2 minutes.

Apparently there was a dude on board who wasn't supposed to be....an IBM executive from Texas.

http://audio.achieveradio.com/media2/PAYDAY/2014-03-08--2000---PAYDAY.mp3

Atlas
13th March 2014, 19:13
Apparently there was a dude on board who wasn't supposed to be....an IBM executive from Texas.

This is a misunderstanding:

First, there is Philip Wood, from IBM, who was on board and is still missing:
http://media1.s-nbcnews.com/j/streams/2014/March/140310/2D274905324949-today-philip-wood-140310-01.blocks_desktop_small.jpg

Then, there is Greg Candelaria, who works in global technology services for IBM. He was scheduled to be on Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 but changed his plans:
http://ww2.hdnux.com/photos/26/70/75/6000485/12/622x350.jpg

"Some would call this luck," he said. "I would absolutely consider it 100 percent the grace of God. Now, several days into this, it's still kind of a goose-bump freaky kind of thing." (source (http://www.chron.com/news/houston-texas/houston/article/Houston-man-was-scheduled-to-be-on-missing-5303816.php))

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So that there was no dude on board who wasn't supposed to be. The truth is that there was one dude who was supposed to be on board but was not.