Opinion: Missing MH370 Crew Reappears: 12 MH370 Crew Spotted Near AFN Diego Garcia Facebook Page
24 Apr 2024 • 12:30 PM MYT
Asyiqin Razak
Asia’s Innovative Writer Award 20/21.
12 MH370 Crew Detected Near AFN Diego Garcia Facebook Page. Source of image: Borak Viral
It has been ten years since the MH370 vanished. When it vanished, the Malaysia Airlines Boeing 777-200, carrying 239 passengers and crew, was traveling from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing during the night.
About 40 minutes after departing Kuala Lumpur, the twin-engine aircraft received its final message from Captain Zaharie Ahmad Shah as it entered Vietnamese territory in the early hours of March 8.
According to AlJazeera, he bid farewell to Malaysian air traffic control, saying, "Good night, Malaysia, three seven zero."
Then silence fell. However, the plane appeared to continue flying for hours even after it vanished from radar.
After concluding initial investigations in the South China Sea, focus was diverted to a secluded area in the southern Indian Ocean, where satellite signals indicated the aircraft may have crashed due to low fuel.
Hundreds of millions of dollars were spent searching the oceans for debris, but none was found.
The world knows little more than it did in 2014, despite the discovery of a few minor fuselage fragments, including a flaperon, which is a component of the wing, washed up on beaches in eastern Africa and the Indian Ocean.
MH370 vanished shortly after Zaharie signed out. Its tracking system was mysteriously deactivated, and its transponders were switched off. According to military radar, the aircraft deviated from its intended course and circled back over Penang Island and northern Malaysia before heading out into the Andaman Sea and toward the tip of the Indonesian island of Sumatra.
To add to the mystery of the missing MH370, 12 members of the MAS crew are reported to have resurfaced on the AFN Diego Garcia Facebook page, eight years after the MH370 went missing. The whole military population lookalike, as well as certain support staff, are shown to reside in this military province called Diego Garcia.
On the Facebook page, there are several posts showing the faces of missing Malays whose identities are kept secret; their faces seem to be similar to those of the missing MAS crew.
It has been ten years since the MH370 vanished. When it vanished, the Malaysia Airlines Boeing 777-200, carrying 239 passengers and crew, was traveling from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing during the night.
About 40 minutes after departing Kuala Lumpur, the twin-engine aircraft received its final message from Captain Zaharie Ahmad Shah as it entered Vietnamese territory in the early hours of March 8.
According to AlJazeera, he bid farewell to Malaysian air traffic control, saying, "Good night, Malaysia, three seven zero."
Then silence fell. However, the plane appeared to continue flying for hours even after it vanished from radar.
After concluding initial investigations in the South China Sea, focus was diverted to a secluded area in the southern Indian Ocean, where satellite signals indicated the aircraft may have crashed due to low fuel.
Hundreds of millions of dollars were spent searching the oceans for debris, but none was found.
The world knows little more than it did in 2014, despite the discovery of a few minor fuselage fragments, including a flaperon, which is a component of the wing, washed up on beaches in eastern Africa and the Indian Ocean.
MH370 vanished shortly after Zaharie signed out. Its tracking system was mysteriously deactivated, and its transponders were switched off. According to military radar, the aircraft deviated from its intended course and circled back over Penang Island and northern Malaysia before heading out into the Andaman Sea and toward the tip of the Indonesian island of Sumatra.
To add to the mystery of the missing MH370, 12 members of the MAS crew are reported to have resurfaced on the AFN Diego Garcia Facebook page, eight years after the MH370 went missing. The whole military population lookalike, as well as certain support staff, are shown to reside in this military province called Diego Garcia.
On the Facebook page, there are several posts showing the faces of missing Malays whose identities are kept secret; their faces seem to be similar to those of the missing MAS crew.
Lookalike of the 12-member MAS crew are featured on AFN Diego Garcia's Facebook page. Source of Image: Borak Viral.
This added even more questions to the mystery of the missing MH370. If only one victim of MH370 looked alike and was featured on AFN Diego Garcia's Facebook page, maybe it's just a coincidence. But when there are 12 people with the same face as the victims of MH370 featured on AFN Diego Garcia’s Facebook page, can that still be said to be a coincidence?
This added even more questions to the mystery of the missing MH370. If only one victim of MH370 looked alike and was featured on AFN Diego Garcia's Facebook page, maybe it's just a coincidence. But when there are 12 people with the same face as the victims of MH370 featured on AFN Diego Garcia’s Facebook page, can that still be said to be a coincidence?
Relatives of passengers who had tried to phone the passengers hours after the plane should have run out of fuel reported still getting ring tones...( Actual fact)
ReplyDeleteThe notoriously leaky US military apparatus where a basic Airman First Class ( 3rd most junior rank in the USAF) was able to access and post Top Secret intelligence documents on Ukraine in a Game Chat room) seems to have successfully kept perfect secrecy on the MH370 case.
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What the fuck is "spotted" ? "Resurfaced" ?
If you read carefully this Asyiqin Razak actually wrote Zilch of any consequence, just conspiracy theories.
namesakes of 'missing' spotted on AFN Diego Garcia's Facebook page
DeleteTalk only...nothing of any consequence, zero evidence offered .
DeleteAnd what is Ah Mok doing dredging up as stale 2022 piece ? Nothing of any consequence has surfaced to bolster the story since then
ReplyDeleteFor info, and checkout his other posts and comments to the post. Seems like he had raised the stakes. Hope no untoward accident happened to the man.
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https://twitter.com/JustXAshton/status/1784319321512038912?t=6NOiOrag5O3jFpLwpfom7g&s=19
I am formally accusing the United States military, Intelligence Community, and former President Barack Obama, along with other guilty parties of kidnapping and conspiracy of the passengers in the abduction of Malaysian Airlines Flight 370.
I have provided proof in the form of leaked classified military footage to the AARO who is under the DoD, for authentication. I also provided the name of the leaker of the videos.
Anyone attempting to hide the MH370 videos or falsely claim they are some impossibly elaborate hoax should be considered a co-conspirator when the videos have been admitted to being real.
#MH370