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If MH370 went down off Vietnam
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[quote:redhouserebel:MV8yNTA5NjU4XzQ0MTY3NDYwX0ZDQ0FERkM1] [quote:redhouserebel:MV8yNTA5NjU4XzQ0MTY3MzM3XzFBOTZBOEE2] [quote:Anonymous Coward 57757311:MV8yNTA5NjU4XzQ0MTY3MjY1Xzg4MkQ1N0Y4] who cares [/quote] I do. On Jan 1st of this year China made some new riles which the US responded to by saying that China was being provocative. QUOTE: The US has described new Chinese rules on fishing access to disputed areas of the South China Sea as "provocative and potentially dangerous". Regulations approved by Hainan province requiring foreign fishing vessels to ask for permission to enter its waters took effect on 1 January. China claims a U-shaped swathe of the South China Sea, which it puts under the authority of Hainan province. This swathe overlaps areas also claimed by several South East Asian nations. The move comes with tensions already high over China's recent establishment of an Air Defence Identification Zone (ADIZ) that covers East China Sea islands claimed and controlled by Japan, and a rock claimed by South Korea. It also comes as China takes an increasingly assertive stance on its territorial claims across Asia. "The passing of these restrictions on other countries' fishing activities in disputed portions of the South China Sea is a provocative and potentially dangerous act," state department spokeswoman Jen Psaki said in a regular briefing. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-25666849 So the US is going against China on this - and also against are vietnam philipines malaysia brunei etc - I think. [/quote] I meant to say rules and not riles. The patent holders were not on the plane so would China have been willing to shoot down some of their citizens to create a dispute? Over the ocean territory and the air space? Or would someone else???? Also - I remember some other people speculating that the plane shoot down was an excuse to create a military naval build up in that area of ocean. ??? [/quote]
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If when the transponder went off then the plane fell - how long would that take? Went off radar 14 minutes later was it? Vietnam reported at the time seeing it go off radar like it had dropped into the sea. Oil rig worker sees flames in sky for 10-15 seconds.
Just suppose this is all true - then explain what we are being told now.
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