Whether the plane went to Baikonur or elsewhere in Kazakhstan, my suspicion fell on Russia. With technically advanced satellite, avionics, and aircraft-manufacturing industries, Russia was a paranoid fantasist’s dream
Having spent the last couple of years in Kuala Lumpur I can assure you that the entire country is a paranoid fantasist’s dream – sure this article will be mangled to bits in the nation’s newspapers tomorrow morning. I found it jolly entertaining:
http://nymag.com/daily/intelligencer/2015/02/jeff-wise-mh370-theory.html
It all seems quite plausible. I suppose we need to gauge the probability of not finding any bodies or wreckage at all. If that probability is infinitesimally small, then it must raise the chances of the plane being elsewhere. If the plane did go into the ocean wouldn’t one expect some bodies or wreckage to eventually wash up on beaches?
Great article, all reads as extremely plausible.
However, at the back of my mind, I’m conscious of the fact that – ultimately – it’s some bloke off the internet, the subject area is a looooong way outside my wheelhouse, and I have no means of verifying anything he’s saying.
Love the tagging on this post!