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Hot MAJOR POTENTIAL NEWS: This from a major American source, and I had originally discarded this possibility because of terrain, and potential radar coverage, and distance. I had figured more likely Bangladesh, but this source is high end, and fresh. So........

I used the seashore gambit earlier in my partial tongue in cheek entry for expediency, because of the Malaysian behavior as highly reflective of complicity in the tragedy. I do not wish to comment on the fate of the passengers, time will tell, sadly, likely. I can only think of two sad scenarios, unimaginable to normal sentient humans, but such individuals who do this type of thing are far from normal sentient beings as increasing populations are slowly learning.....

I still have a lot of difficulty imagining a flight route, into Pakistan, running on fumes, avoiding radar. But there are a lot of airstrips hanging around near the coast, maybe inland too. But 4400 s. miles out of optimal fuel management range of 6000 s. miles, how? Especially with the route screwing around maneuvers and low altitude flight, would have cut range to somewhere likely of 4500 to 4800 s. miles, if lucky. Stranger and stranger. Looks like everyone should be on guard, anywhere in the West.

"Boeing Source: Missing Plane Is in Pakistan
The Malaysian government reportedly is investigating the possibility that missing Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 avoided radar detection and landed in Pakistan near the Afghanistan border inside Taliban-controlled territory, according to the UK Independent. A ....... analyst received information from a source at Boeing that the company believes the plane did land in Pakistan."