China must be held accountable for playing politics with MH370 passengers' lives

Also, the bizarre report of a Uighur passenger was certainly instigated by Beijing, hoping to not let a good crisis go to waste by using MH370's disappearance to whip up even more anti-Uighur sentiment at home and abroad. China has been trying since 9/11 to start painting the Uighur/Uyghur people, whose territory it invaded in the 1950s, as "terrorists" (magically, there were no Uyghur terrorists before 9/11). Beijing created the fictional "East Turkestan Islamic Movement" or ETIM, which had also mysteriously not been referenced by area scholars before 9/11.

The point is simply to do what has always been done--land-grab. When the whole country hates people of a certain race, officials can evict them easily and reassign their homes, businesses, and property to wealthy Chinese businessmen from China proper. Turkestan is full of uranium and other mineral resources--hence the 1950's invasion in the first place.

Beijing is interfering with the search and rescue efforts for the human beings aboard MH370, and as such is putting their lives in danger if in fact they remain alive, and putting the lives of searchers in danger by exhausting resources with frivolous "evidence." Ask yourselves: if you interfered with attempts to save over 100 people's lives, would you be held accountable?

China should be, too.

You will notice the instant one-star.

China pays "internet commentators" (known by the slang term 50 Cent Gang) to attend to forum subjects that have to do with China.

They keep a remarkably low profile on glp, possibly because glp-ers don't really stand for such BS and can spot it a mile away.

But a topic as sensitive as this will draw them out. They even made the mistake of trying out a "Uighurs did it" thread, which backfired rather spectacularly.

The fake debris field was 100% frivolous, and had zero chance of being genuine. Surely this is clear evidence China is purposely interfering with the search for MH370.

Whole lotta speculation and conjecture there OP

P.S. Beijing later announced the debris images had been released "by mistake."

Uh huh.

In another bizarre twist to Beijing's "debris field," the Mirror announces that the debris was just "two boats next to each other." O_o

[link to www.mirror.co.uk]

Well, when this many lives are at risk and an alleged world power offers up what is clearly a bone-headed, faulty claim of a debris field, I think they've made their own case in point.

And I would add that it is Beijing which seems to be engaging in frivolous speculation and conjecture.

Note that Malaysia will be in lock-step with Beijing, for self-preservation reasons; much of the "Malaysian" information is obviously sourced in China (i.e. the suggestion that a Uighur oil painter/engineering professor is a person of interest).

But wait--a nebulous Chinese scientific group detected a seismic event. That would be...five days ago. They've decided to mention it:

"The incident happened at 2.55am on 8 March, about one-and-a-half hours after MH370 lost contact at 1.30am. One of the two possible locations is (an area) about 116km to the northeast of MH370's last confirmed location," the research group said."


[link to www.ibtimes.co.uk]

"China supposedly established a SIGINT intelligence gathering station on Great Coco Island in 1992 to monitor Indian naval activity in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands.[3] The station is also said to allow China to monitor the movement of other navies and ships throughout the eastern Indian Ocean, especially in the crucial point in shipping routes between the Bay of Bengal and the Strait of Malacca.[3] It may also be used to monitor activities at the launch site of the Indian Space Research Organization at Sriharikota and the Defence Research and Development Organization at Chandipur-on-sea. The Chinese Army is also building a maritime base on Little Coco Island."

[link to en.wikipedia.org]

Kudos to an AC on another thread who first brought this up.

An interesting note:

"It is an open secret that Coco island is China's only listening station in the Indian Ocean."

[link to www.chinesedefence.com]

Look, there's zero question that China is going ballistic about US and India swarming, unopposed, to the Andaman Islands.

Because once they get there, they'll get great pictures of China's secret anti-India bases.

Cool.

China thinks NOTHING of skewing the search for MH370. Beijing literally couldn't care less about those passengers' lives. As long as China doesn't lose face or accidentally reveal a military plan, those humans can rot for all Beijing cares.

That's the reality of the PRC.

It seems other offices are chiming in now about MH370 having been aloft at least 4-5 hours after "disappearing."

"The BBC understands that a satellite system operated by London-based telecommunications company Inmarsat received an automated signal from flight MH370 at least five hours after the plane was reported lost.

BBC science correspondent Jonathan Amos says the signal could only have been sent if the plane was intact and powered, and may explain why search teams are now focusing on the Indian Ocean."

[link to www.bbc.com]

China invaded Tibet in 1950.

China invaded Uyghur territory soon after.

China has engineered the longest holocaust in human history, one which as cost more lives than Stalin and Hitler's crimes combined, and which we patronize to this day with ongoing trade agreements up the wazoo.

China would sacrifice every life aboard MH370 in a hearbeat to further its military aggression.

Sad truth.

Yes, we see that on every front. This is an interesting thread. The drawing attention to Uyghur Muslims as the perpetrators in this incident is a dead giveaway of Chinese presence, as they will do anything they can to demonize those pathetic herdsmen.

Probably just a couple of whales humping.

There has been a lot of diversion toward blaming the Uyghurs for the lost flight, pointing toward the Xinjiang Autonomous Region. Most Americans think that the Uyghurs are in fact, in control of the region, when nothing could be farther from truth.

The Chinese People's Liberation Army is in control of Xinjiang, as part of the Lanzhou Military Region. It has reportedly Xinjiang Military District, the 4th Infantry Division, 6th Infantry Division, 8th Infantry Division, and, apparently, the 11th Highland Motorised Infantry Division in Xinjiang Military District. There are a number of air bases in the Lanzhou MD where the plane could be secreted:

[link to www.ausairpower.net]

Don't count China out of this game

You got one star because you are too dumbed down to realize it's your own government in cohorts with Israhell that is the culprit here.

Suuurrre. I get one stars for a thread on Chinese cooking!
Israel just can't stand fried rice.



Shill Game

To illustrate how flimsy the suggestion that the Uyghur Muslims are responsible for the hijacking, here's an example of Chinese military installations in the Xinjiang Autonomous Region, please see the Lanzhou Military Region - Order of Battle at [ [link to www.globalsecurity.org]]

and other information on mmilitary installations:
[ [link to www.globalsecurity.org]]


Those units based in Xinjiang are clearly marked, and you'll be able to see the military presence there, as well as airbases.

Here is a list of the air bases:
[ [link to www.ausairpower.net]]


It would be China with the capability of hijacking an aircraft and diverting it into xinjiang, as it is the Chinese military with the bases. The Uyghurs have market bazaars.

By OP's standards every country must be held accountable for playing politics.... literally every Mass Media has pumped out ridiculous stories

OP is just blinded by China hate

Yes, and many in this world want to trust China's currency as the World Reserve Currency. Ya'll go right ahead, not me.

STFU!!! WHO IS EVER GOING TO CALL THE BANKSTERS ACCOUNTABLE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Fact have nothing to do with hate, or loyalty, or revenge, or greed.

Facts are facts, quit trying to derail the evidence.

What has this to do with currency??

Do you know something we don't? Like that China did this to affect the currency market?

Really!

Not the Chinese, not today.