Quick Recap

MH370 Mystery: Three Legs or Lemmas In all the speculation, it appears to me that there are three major families of explanations. I have a little room to do chalk boarding here, now that I have moved most of the text to the seven plus-pages, so here goes. The first two of these lemmas have been widely discussed. The last, Lemma 3, has been dismissed and ignored—and I say "Not so fast!" It's not about promoting some crazy conspiracy theory. It's about fairly, honestly, logically, and intelligently spreading all the options on the table before us, and considering each with an open mind. I'm not promoting any theory whatsoever. I'm asking the world to just be honest and logical. Please note: I have not assigned probability ratings to any of them, but given that authorities have tended to dismiss the accident theory (Lemma 1), Lemmata 1 and 2 seem more strongly weighted. So here goes:

Lemma 1: Accident. This idea has been largely dismissed because of so many things going wrong all at once that authorities seem to have discounted the probability. It's not impossible.

Lemma 2: Sabotage. There are many examples, but one would be if Captain Shah or someone else on board acted upon a suicidal ideation. Amazingly, in the same time frame, we have the horrific situation of a flight over the Alps. That's the 24 March 2015 case of Germanwings Flight 9525. Young co-pilot Andreas Lubitz killed himself, five fellow crew including the captain (pilot), and 144 passengers by deliberately crashing a good Airbus 310-211 into the French Alps. He had been diagnosed as suicidal by doctors, but managed to hide his condition from Lufthansa, the owner and operator of Germanwings. There have been other stories like that, so Lemma 2 is not out of the question. Captain Shah's Penang Diversion raises new speculations, along with information related by CNN aviation analyst Richard Quest (link can be found at Page +4 clickable above).

Lemma 3: Hijack. In my dramatization, treated as a novel, I exhaustively explored at least one series of key events during the night of 8 March 2014 whereby the plane could have been hijacked, refueled in the Andaman Sea(let's say, for argument's sake) while disposing of all passengers, and flown on a course toward the Horn of Africa (the world's most lawless region). There (I have not been the only one to speculate) why go to all that trouble if you're not going do something dramatic? There were several Iranians on board whose flights had been booked under suspicious circumstances (let's ignore the usual lies coming from places like Tehran and Karachi, the safe haven of bin Laden at Abbottabad). Upon further reflection, it grew on me by 2016 that this was not a lone wolf or stray nut operation. Consider the mass murder by pseudo-religious haters and psychos involving 9/11, which was a carefully orchestrated operation involving bin Laden and a horde of his operatives in a sophisticated plan whose tracks may yet lead to the higheer levels of governments the U.S. and other West-oriented nations have wishfully and naïvely considered neutral and friends. We would be complete fools to discount the full range of possibilities inherent in Lemma 3.

Ancient Chinese Curse: May You Live in Interesting Times

At a time (March 2019) when our national government appears to be compromised on all levels, our economy is increasingly owned and operated by foreigners who own ever more investor stakes in our corporations, and we are fed a continual stream of self-delusion by corporate media, it is time to wake up. A closer look at the mystery of MH370 is certainly what the doctor has ordered. I draw no conclusions. I merely make suggestions, as I have done with this particular missing aircraft case.