Hijacked MAS flight MH 653 on 4th December 1977
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spooks?
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33rd anniversary of this tragedy this week. Back on leave in the vicinity of Mt Ophir and I guess I will make the trip to the crash site to check out the " spooky " stories that surfaced after the accident. I am sure the Malay language tabloids had run many stories about spooky going ons around the crash site.
33rd anniversary of this tragedy this week. Back on leave in the vicinity of Mt Ophir and I guess I will make the trip to the crash site to check out the " spooky " stories that surfaced after the accident. I am sure the Malay language tabloids had run many stories about spooky going ons around the crash site.
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Easy only what...cyber troop for the gomen, have an interview at with pm at his residence, open up........and b4 u can say jack rabbit, some one higher in the malaysian food chain can order mas to settle!
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Foreplay : Aircraft crash links to Gov greediness for oil $$$
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A Malaysian expat in the sandpit told me that only the cabin crew department carry out some commemorative ceremony near their training shool which have a plaque dedicated to the crew of the tragedy. Anyone care to confirm?
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Years ago on a visit to their training centre, someone directed me to a commemorative plague quite close to the then transport office. That must be the one you are talking about.
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Tomorrow is the 34th anniversary of this tragedy. May our thoughts be with Babu and his crew as well as his esteemed passengers; they remain in the hearts and fond memories of all just and decent fellow aviators.
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R. I. P to the unfortunate victims. May they enjoy the fond memories of their loved ones eternally.
OTOH, may the perpetrators of injustice and the low life meet their just desserts.
OTOH, may the perpetrators of injustice and the low life meet their just desserts.
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Any updates on fengshui master reinu bolakrishnan? Year of the rabbit mah, must have some good lucky rabbit foot mumbo jumbo to dig up the truth about this incident
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Will be visiting Singapore, Batam and Langkawi over the year end holidays. Would like to make a visit to the memorial in Johore state; would kind Malaysian ppruners provide precise directions as I am quite time constrained on this coming trip. How long and far is the trip from downtown Singapore? Any permit required or any cultural/religious taboos to be observed at the memorial site? Many thanks.
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RIP to the victims. But in Malaysia, air accidents like any drugs cases could be a planted job.
“It seems to me that there are so many unanswered questions, so many doubts that lead me to believe that if you put together this doubt and this question, you begin to wonder why the oil agreement was not signed in Labuan; why some people left the plane against the protocol; why the plane mysteriously crashed; why certain people left the plane just to see a cattle farm; why these said people survive to sign the agreement; why the agreement was rushed to be signed given the tragedy of such magnitude; why didn’t the state government take the opportunity to bring this to the State Legislative Assembly or the Cabinet before it was signed,” he questioned.
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“It seems to me that there are so many unanswered questions, so many doubts that lead me to believe that if you put together this doubt and this question, you begin to wonder why the oil agreement was not signed in Labuan; why some people left the plane against the protocol; why the plane mysteriously crashed; why certain people left the plane just to see a cattle farm; why these said people survive to sign the agreement; why the agreement was rushed to be signed given the tragedy of such magnitude; why didn’t the state government take the opportunity to bring this to the State Legislative Assembly or the Cabinet before it was signed,” he questioned.
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Air crash more than historical event
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He has resurfaced on the SQ runway excursion threads, fengshui compass swinging wildly!
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Condolences to all realtives
Hi All,
I came across this forum through a blog that highlighted the events and mishap that befallen MH 653.
After going throug all the post, I felt MAS did lose a good pilot and crews. Nonetheless with all the people on board malaysia did lose a bunch of good nationals and a few shadowy figure. I pray that all of them RIP.
Just to add on the conspiracy and i am asuming there is. Remember the stories from people around the scene after the crash. people mention about RM5 dollars bill that were floating and scattered around. dont you think its a bit wierd and odd. a bill on any of the passanges wont be flying around. For a crash of that magnitude the RM5 bill (Now days could be equal to RM50 notes or more in terms of purchasing power) survived. it can only mean that it was packed in a bag or briefcase that could withstand the impact or broke during impact. How much do you thnk was on board the flight 1 mil 2 mil..... adding this into the picture could justfy the motives of the bodyguard (Is it possible that gunshot was fired in the cabin first before the hijackers confront the pilot).
I came across this forum through a blog that highlighted the events and mishap that befallen MH 653.
After going throug all the post, I felt MAS did lose a good pilot and crews. Nonetheless with all the people on board malaysia did lose a bunch of good nationals and a few shadowy figure. I pray that all of them RIP.
Just to add on the conspiracy and i am asuming there is. Remember the stories from people around the scene after the crash. people mention about RM5 dollars bill that were floating and scattered around. dont you think its a bit wierd and odd. a bill on any of the passanges wont be flying around. For a crash of that magnitude the RM5 bill (Now days could be equal to RM50 notes or more in terms of purchasing power) survived. it can only mean that it was packed in a bag or briefcase that could withstand the impact or broke during impact. How much do you thnk was on board the flight 1 mil 2 mil..... adding this into the picture could justfy the motives of the bodyguard (Is it possible that gunshot was fired in the cabin first before the hijackers confront the pilot).
