Was the MAS aircraft ‘hijacked’?

Did MAS deliberately delay the information giving time for the plane to escape to a far away destination?

The past five days we have heard speculations by aviation experts as to what may or could have happened with MH370 which went off the radar last Saturday at 1.30am carrying with it 239 passengers and crew. As at 3pm Wednesday, there has been no conclusive findings for experts to examine. MH370 is still not visible in any form. 

Allow me to put forward some theories that may help the authorities to pinpoint the most probable cause. Assuming the plane was hijacked, hijackers would in most cases communicate with the authorities and  make their demands.Negotiations would follow . If negotiations fail then the ijackers would turn violent and likely kill the hostages and blow up the plane . According to the aviation experts the aircraft model Boeing 777-200 is an advanced and sophisticated aircraft . 

It is not possible for it to just disappear or lose communication without giving time for the pilot to send emergency or distress signals to the Subang control tower.

A more logical explanation then is that the pilot deliberately switched off all the communication systems and then flew the jet at a low altitude to avoid detection by radar , thereby making it appear as if all functions had failed or that it had met a major catastrophic accident that did not give time for the pilot to make contact. The chosen flight time was midnight where the element of darkness would slow down any quick response to mount a search and rescue operation. 

The aircraft lost contact at 1.30am and disappeared from the radar screen at 2.40am but MAS only reported its’ disappearance at 7.24am. Did MAS deliberately delay the information giving time for the plane to escape to a far away destination? 

South China Sea only 300 feet deep
Did the Department of Civil Aviation (DCA) director-general and the chief executive officer of MAS have a hidden agenda? Remember MAS was already in a mess before this incident. This would explain why despite the intensive search by planes, helicopters, ships  they still failed to locate the plane’s wreckage, assuming it crashed in the South China Sea. 

The depth of the water of the South China Sea between Borneo and Malaya is only about 300 feet which is considered shallow. Hence the wreckage of a big aircraft like the Boeing700-200 jet would easily be spotted. A good hypothetical explanation then is that the aircraft did not crash at the alleged site. 

A hypothetical explanation would be that MH370   flew to an undisclosed location with all those on board still alive. Those countries involved with the SAR operations should check out other foreign airports where the jet is likely to have landed and hidden. 

A possible site is one of the airports at Mindanao island. Why Mindanao? Because Malaysia has made enemies within the province. Remember the peace deal brokered by Najib Razak-led Malaysia which excluded the Moros in Mindanao? Was it a staged? Remember the armed Sulus who slipped into Sabah by night and staked their claim on the land? I believe the Sulu invasion was  a “staged drama” to distract the people from Umno-BN’s slumping popularity. 

The government had to create a perceived national threat in order to win back the people’s support. I suspect now the Sulu’s cousins – the Moros – have been roped in for another drama. They may well have hijacked MH370. The Sulus and Moros have longstanding relationships with Umno. These are the only people who would be willing to do the job for Umno. Remember Malaysia is a land of endless possibilities. A desperate political situation calls for desperate measures. Barisan Nasional and Prime Minister Najib Razak are facing desperate times. 

Missing MH370 has distracted Malaysia from the Kajang by-election, the conviction of Anwar Ibrahim and Karpal Singh. Was it a coincidence that MH370 went missing immediately after the verdict against Anwar?. My guess is later after the by-election Umno will claim that the Moros hijacked the plane and negotiate the release of the hostages. Umno desperately needs the voters to support BN in the Kajang by-election. They have to stop Pakatan from winning. 

If BN loses, a true Pakatan Menteri Besar would be installed. The current Selangor Pakatan MB, which is pro-Umno, will be removed. Secondly the government is trying to avert the backlash from the people consequent to the Court of Appeal verdict on Anwar . Both these consequences would likely have serious implications on the balance of power between the two major coalitions in the 14th general elections. 

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