r/conspiracy: MH370 help me out guys

MH370 help me out guys

1 2018-05-23 by poshpotdllr

fyi http://www.abc.net.au/news/2018-05-23/mh370-search-to-end-next-tuesday-no-more-extensions/9792280

US military hijacked the plane by hacking its onboard computer and treating it like a drone and they landed it in a navy base in the pacific on an island. the reason why is because the whole chinese dev team of freescale semiconductor was defecting to china. cant have real open source computer hardware can we? now freescale is owned by NXP and their hardware is sold by an israeli company named solid run. chinese guys will never resurface. go figure.

please help me dig up sources on this. this is old. thanks. my friends want proof and i already did the research but i dont have references handy.

25 comments

1 Jekill417 2018-05-23

That sounds about right.

Hard to say IF it was landed, or where. What happened to passengers and plane, either being dismantled or used as MH17.

If not landed, then where it was scuttled.

Where pieces were transported from and placed in the landscape. If pieces were even legitimate.

1 poshpotdllr 2018-05-23

NO , it landed at navy base in pacific islands near original flight path. im certain.

1 Jekill417 2018-05-23

I'm aware that Diego Garcias is an option but I don't believe anything really. The more I hear something the less I believe it. Plus, it'd be rather difficult to enforce the non-disclosure agreements for that many personnel no?

So are you suggesting that the Chinese technicians needed to be taken alive? For what reason?

If they weren't required, then the hackers neednt have taken such risk in creating a technically unfeasible narrative involving simultaneous shutdown of multiple tracking systems, and a basically impossible disappearance by today's standards - They could've just crashed it in the ocean via error or failure, and allowed it to have been found.

1 poshpotdllr 2018-05-23

I'm aware that Diego Garcias is an option but I don't believe anything really. The more I hear something the less I believe it. Plus, it'd be rather difficult to enforce the non-disclosure agreements for that many personnel no?

thanks thats it! i remember now.

So are you suggesting that the Chinese technicians needed to be taken alive? For what reason?

this is where it gets complicated. im a computer scientist and i know that those guys are about as valuable as a nuclear weapons arsenal. open source hardware would free the world from surveillance. chinas one of the few countries that can manufacture cpus on global scale. this is too complicated for the average person to follow this part of the story. any ways you dont kill something that valuable unless its the only option, and it definitely wasnt.

If they weren't required, then the hackers neednt have taken such risk in creating a technically unfeasible narrative involving simultaneous shutdown of multiple tracking systems, and a basically impossible disappearance by today's standards - They could've just crashed it in the ocean via error or failure, and allowed it to have been found.

i agree but they would never do that to freescale developers. if obama had to pay a quarter trillion dollars to pull this off they would

1 Jekill417 2018-05-23

I was under the impression that for their technology patent to be reassigned to a new holder, they'd need to be eliminated first. Though if you're suggesting the developers would be used for at least some period of time, then that's interesting.

1 poshpotdllr 2018-05-23