Semiconductor Employees Behind Missing Malaysia Airlines Plane?

WTF????

Here's some info on who owns it. The company is largely owned by Blackstone Group:

[link to www.bloomberg.com]

And here is who owns Blackstone:

[link to www.nasdaq.com]

Proof of concept?

I see mostly financial institutions on the first page.

Hmmmmmm.

Another thought: wouldn't that be a great planeload of brains to deliver to the highest bidder?


So I'll just throw this out there: maybe someone on the plane, who knows, could be the pilot and co-piot, get approached by someone with $10m USD apiece and the promise of protection.

"There is a flight you will soon pilot that is very very very very valuable to us. Deliver the plane, and the other half of the $5m is yours."

The pilots turn off the transponder. Several accomplices collect cell phones . . .

They change directions and head toward wherever they are supposed to. If it was the Chinese, they sure as hell don't want the plane continuing on its planned route.

Transponder is off, but the military can pick them up on radar, but they know they won't be in imminent danger of being shot down if they are flying over the Indian Ocean . . .

I think it's a good possibility actually.

These 20 employees could bring a very high price.

Has it been posted yet on any thread the actual titles/jobs that each of the 20 employees had at the company?

March 12 news via PPRuNe:

I was on the PPRuNe forum re MA370 - -




[link to www.pprune.org]




Saw this image posted by vee1-rotate:




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Sent it off to Matt Drudge...

An oil rig worker saw the 767 go down and burn. Tried to tweet both Malaysian and Vietnamese authorities but no one replied. He gives his name and the name of his rig as well. Could be legit... ???

owned by "globalists" .... citigroup's largest single shareholder is saudi wahhabist al waleed. walk into most bank of americas in urban areas and there is like only muslim staff there.

this is NWO shit.

oddly enough i worked with a guy who worked for blackstone and he was just a contractor.....or so i thought, though i did hv some doubts back then about his "real" work.

anyway, interesting. thanks for the info.