Flight 370 - "Pay no attention to the Benghazi behind the curtain"
-Stephen "Bunker" Hill
Fact: In 1997, Malaysian Airlines set a distance record in the Boeing 777-200ER, the same model as the missing Malaysian Airlines Flight 370. The record achieved that day was 10,823 nautical miles (20,044 km), in 21 hours and 23 minutes.
Fact: We have been told that the plane could only be aloft for, at most, 8 hours and travel, at most, 4,800 km. At the time of its last radar sighting, Flight 370 had traveled fewer than 1,000 km. We are lead to beleive that the missing plan must have landed or crashed sometime within the next few hours and that this must have happened within 3,800 km of its last known location.
And we are to believe this in spite of this amazing American aviation creation being lauded for flying over twice as far, for almost 3 times longer - a feat ironically achieved by the very people who have "lost" list Boeing 777-200ER.
Fact: Benghazi is about 10,000 km away from Kuala Lumpur. Most of that distance is over water or other well-known Islamist nations. With a proven range of 20,000 km, Benghazi is well within achievable distance for Flight 370, even if a somewhat circuitous route is necessary to avoid detection.
Fact: The Benghazi airport is of sufficient size to easily allow a Boeing 777 to land. American troops from Tripoli were detailed to protect this airport that fateful night to maintain a site for later troop landings. This is the only thing U.S. troops were ordered to protect, and no U.S. assets were later to land there. Perhaps the protection order was to guarantee an important plane departing from that airport? A large plane, one that a U.S. dignitary, official... perhaps a Cabinet Officer... might use?
Fact: Two passengers on Flight 370 boarded using forged documents. Since the cabin crew must already know of the fact that the plane was fully fueled (as opposed to being fueled only for a short 6-hour flight to Beijing), it's reasonable to suspect that compatriots were allowed to board, anonymously, to assist in passenger control or flight in the event one of the cabin crew became incapacitated.
We don't know yet for what reason Flight 370, its passengers, and the crew not involved in the scheme, were taken or why they were flown to Benghazi. Similarly, questions abound regarding the cowardly attacks on the U.S. Consulate in Benghazi on 9-11-2012. Is it not easy to assume that both crimes come from the same source, with the same anti-U.S. objectives? Is it not obvious?