Community Chat

[bikerbabe]

...at the handling of the airplane disappearance and the Malaysian government, the airline and the press. I am particularly angry at dragging the names and reputations of the pilots through the mud based on no real evidence and a "story" that changes daily. Maybe there was something under handed but maybe there WAS NOT. They can't even get straight the timeline of what happened, when and how things shut down. Reading garbage threads here that make even more wild accusations from "unnamed sources" are making my blood boil.

End of rant.

[Puzzle Piece]

You are not alone.

[Melania]

I agree. It isn't right at all.

[Yuban3]

At this point, they can only make guesses based on what little information that they have.

[pinkskates4]

I agree the press should not be speculating on what he may or may not have done.

But if there was a phone call from someone hiding their identity, I think it is fair to print that. Also if questioning of his wife has been prevented by Malaysian authorities, that is also fair to print.

[BellaPaprika]

I heard the husband of one of the passengers on MH370 say that he chose not to go to Malyasia to wait for news. He felt he was better off at home with family and friends. And he also said he did not listen to the constant news reports. He only read the official messages sent to him. A very wise man.

[kdgn]

Frankly, I'm suspicious of anything coming out of Malaysia. Reports of unidentified phone calls, anything.

[dandyoo]

On 3/25/2014 Yuban3 said:

At this point, they can only make guesses based on what little information that they have.

Which is the same point they've been at since it happened.

[bikerbabe]

The only thing that has been established is the incomptence of the Malaysian government.

[dandyoo]

On 3/25/2014 kdgn said:

Frankly, I'm suspicious of anything coming out of Malaysia. Reports of unidentified phone calls, anything.

Me too. It could be nefarious or incompetence but either way it ain't good.