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Subject Theory: China brought down Ethiopia Airlines flight to cover up major Tibet anniversary

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Too painful to admit that the USA made crap aircraft that should never have been allowed to fly?

What if it was Chinese plane? You'd all be laughing at "Chinese garbage" without waiting for the results of investigation.

Well, guess what, now YOU made the garbage even China doesn't want to use.

How does it make you feel?
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It's not a crap plane, it's a fine plane.

Being shot down doesn't count.
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3.50$

The original B737 WAS a good plane

B737 MAX is inherently unstable in flight and it needs special software to keep it from stalling, but it is buggy and it turned out it can point the plane into the ground against the pilots' actions

Even Boeing admitted it and is now hurriedly patching the software

This plane should have never left the drawing board

How was it "shot down" when the pilot reported problems with controlling the aircraft and requested permission to return to base?
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Of course he had problems controlling the aircraft!! That's what happens when someone is messing with your avionics to slow the plane down (exactly what happened) and then strike.

[b]And it's also what happens when you let the Chinese government build a naval base with zero oversight right by your damn airport.[/b]
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So the US base in Djibouti is OK, but Chinese one is not OK?

Moran

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I don't think anyone's bases should be in Djibouti.

But that doesn't have much to do with the fact that a Chinese DEW likely brought down EA302.
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Original Message It's the most significant anniversary in recent history of the most significant "sensitive" topic for China of all time:

The 1959 rape of Tibet and the Dalai Lama's subsequent, successful escape to India.

Upon learning that the Dalai Lama and his team had eluded thousands of Chinese military forces, Mao announced to his inner circle, "We have lost Tibet."

China bends over backward to paint its 1959 swarming of Lhasa as a "Tibetan uprising" (ha). Complete with staged photos of monks "surrendering weapons" (ha).

This is the most sensitive year for China since 2008, when it disappeared and slaughtered thousands of Tibetans ahead of the Olympics so that Tibetans wouldn't "ruin" Chinese reputation during the Games by doing things like, you know, talking to reporters about what life is really like inside the imprisoned nation of Tibet.

I think a Chinese missile (or handy opportunity to practice electronic warfare) brought down Ethiopia Airlines flight 302.

The fact that China chose an airline carrying 19 UN employees is not insignificant. CNN states that it is "not clear why UN employees were on the flight."

Days ahead of yesterday's March 10th anniversary (Tibetan Independence Day), China gloated that religion in Lhasa had been 90% obliterated.

What a thing to boast about.

China brought down ET302--count on it.

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