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Coercion Code 30 Dec 2014


Have you had it with the news and the way its presented? Another crash? Mmmm…just another story to fill our TV’s,  and newspapers while the world goes on, just another terrible tragedy that we can talk about for a few days while the ‘mystery’ of it all has us all thinking about what it all means??

Then again you may wondering why I have a picture of a Malaysian Airlines Boeing?

Points to Consider:

  • Air Asia is owned by Malaysia Airlines
  • The Transponder was turned off so location becomes difficult
  • The 3rd Aircraft under Malaysian banner to crash this year
  • 2 weeks ago a chinese national was warning not to fly Air Asia
  • Businessman with major stocks in the airlines insurance sold days before the air disaster
  • The cause of the crash may be tied to a Trillion dollar lawsuit.

The Indonesian Ministry of Transportation is currently verifying information claiming that the missing AirAsia aircraft has made an emergency landing in the eastern part of the Belitung island in the Java Sea, the ministry’s representative said Sunday.

“We at the [crisis] center [in Jakarta] have not received such information yet. According to some data, our colleagues in Surabaya have learned it. We are currently checking this,” the ministry’s representative J. A. Barata told Detik.com.

According to Detik.com, a relative of a missing passenger received a text message from an unknown sender, stating that the plane made an emergency landing and all passengers were alive.
AirAsia flight QZ8501 en route from Surabaya, Indonesia to Singapore, lost contact with air traffic control at 07:24 a.m. local time (00:24 GMT) and went missing.

The destiny of the 162 people on board remains unknown.

Search and rescue operations are being conducted by the Indonesian National Search and Rescue Agency (Basarnas) under the guidance of the Indonesian Civil Aviation Authority (CAA). Malaysia, Singapore and Australia have also offered to assist in search for the missing aircraft.

Tony Abbot said , I’ve spoken to President Widodo tonight to convey Australia’s sadness at the tragedy and offered all we can to assist