Al-Qaeda Now Prime Suspect

Middle East Islamic terror groups tied to Al-Qaeda now prime suspects in missing Malasian Airline flight


Two Terror Groups Suspects In Malaysian Airplane Crash | #1 News Site on the Threat of Islamic Extremism

If the plane went down because of terrorism, I wouldn't be surprised if those who used the stolen passports were converts to Islam. After all, one stolen passport belonged to an Italian citizen and the other from a German citizen so those using the passports must have looked European, and it appears that some of these converts really get into it, even if it means taking their own lives.
 
Middle East Islamic terror groups tied to Al-Qaeda now prime suspects in missing Malasian Airline flight


Two Terror Groups Suspects In Malaysian Airplane Crash | #1 News Site on the Threat of Islamic Extremism

What the hell is The Clarion Project and what kind of news organization are they?










Oh, wait.








501(c)(3) Lookup: CLARION FUND INC DBA THE CLARION PROJECT


For all we know it was fundamentalist christians who took the plane down.


Or it's crash landed on a remote island with the fuselage at one end and the tailsection at the other end of the island.

I'd like to recommend the 47 survivors watch out for polar bears and smoke monsters.
 
Middle East Islamic terror groups tied to Al-Qaeda now prime suspects in missing Malasian Airline flight


Two Terror Groups Suspects In Malaysian Airplane Crash | #1 News Site on the Threat of Islamic Extremism
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I think it was a "work accident" .

The guys probably tried to transport explosives or whatever to a terror organization and it was probably activated at the aircraft itself.

Still, it doesn't explain how they couldn't find ANYTHING from the plane. It should have been some heavy stuff to smuggle if it indeed was the case, for nothing was left.

Then again... it's a guess. It could have been anything else.

This is just so weird. Such a huge vessel doesn't just disappear!
 
What's interesting about that flight is that it only takes two seconds to pop a distress signal, yet absolutely nothing was done. It was flying at 35,000 feet and it would have taken several minutes to hit the water, yet no dist ress was sent. It had to be a massive explosion, total electronic failure, or perhaps the pilot and/or copilot themselves were Muslims who decided to take out the infidel passengers via a suicide dive.
We may never know the entire story.
 
Im certainly not one for conspiracy theories, but I find it impossible to believe that they have found NOTHING what is left from the plane.
Something smells fishy
 
What's interesting about that flight is that it only takes two seconds to pop a distress signal, yet absolutely nothing was done. It was flying at 35,000 feet and it would have taken several minutes to hit the water, yet no dist ress was sent. It had to be a massive explosion, total electronic failure, or perhaps the pilot and/or copilot themselves were Muslims who decided to take out the infidel passengers via a suicide dive.
We may never know the entire story.

When you brought up pilots, it reminded me of the Egyptian pilot in the plane over New York. However, it does seem strange that two people were using stolen passports so your explosion theory sounds like something that might have happened if they thought of themselves as suicide bombers. We shall have to see what they eventually find in order the authorities to come up with an answer.

EgyptAir Flight 990 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
 
I'm not seeing anything yet in any of the Lamestream Media about an al-Qaeda connection, other than the idea that the use of stolen passports to travel-around seems to fit the al-Qaeda modus operandi.

The connection seems rather thin at the moment, although it wouldn't surprise me one little bit to learn that those assholes are behind it.
 
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Middle East Islamic terror groups tied to Al-Qaeda now prime suspects in missing Malasian Airline flight


Two Terror Groups Suspects In Malaysian Airplane Crash | #1 News Site on the Threat of Islamic Extremism

What the hell is The Clarion Project and what kind of news organization are they?

Oh, wait.


501(c)(3) Lookup: CLARION FUND INC DBA THE CLARION PROJECT

For all we know it was fundamentalist christians who took the plane down.

Or it's crash landed on a remote island with the fuselage at one end and the tailsection at the other end of the island.

I'd like to recommend the 47 survivors watch out for polar bears and smoke monsters.

>>Founded in 2006, the Clarion Project (formerly Clarion Fund Inc) is an independently funded, non-profit organization dedicated to exposing the dangers of Islamic extremism while providing a platform for the voices of moderation and promoting grassroots activism.

Clarion’s award-winning movies have been seen by over 50 million people. They grapple with issues such as religious persecution, human rights, women’s rights, the dangers of a nuclear Iran and what the concept of jihad means for the West. Our dynamic website, viewed by over 900,000 unique visitors in 2013, covers breaking news and provides commentary on relevant issues......<<

You can go to the about button and read for yourself.
 
Middle East Islamic terror groups tied to Al-Qaeda now prime suspects in missing Malasian Airline flight


Two Terror Groups Suspects In Malaysian Airplane Crash | #1 News Site on the Threat of Islamic Extremism

What the hell is The Clarion Project and what kind of news organization are they?

Oh, wait.


501(c)(3) Lookup: CLARION FUND INC DBA THE CLARION PROJECT

For all we know it was fundamentalist christians who took the plane down.

Or it's crash landed on a remote island with the fuselage at one end and the tailsection at the other end of the island.

I'd like to recommend the 47 survivors watch out for polar bears and smoke monsters.

>>Founded in 2006, the Clarion Project (formerly Clarion Fund Inc) is an independently funded, non-profit organization dedicated to exposing the dangers of Islamic extremism while providing a platform for the voices of moderation and promoting grassroots activism.

Clarion’s award-winning movies have been seen by over 50 million people. They grapple with issues such as religious persecution, human rights, women’s rights, the dangers of a nuclear Iran and what the concept of jihad means for the West. Our dynamic website, viewed by over 900,000 unique visitors in 2013, covers breaking news and provides commentary on relevant issues......<<

You can go to the about button and read for yourself.

I know all about them. Spreading the word of Islamophobia.

And hardly moderate or neutral.

Meet Fox's New Anti-Muslim "National Security Analyst" | Blog | Media Matters for America

Fox News has repeatedly hosted members of the fringe group Clarion Project, an anti-Muslim organization known for spreading Islamophobic fears, to discuss serious national security matters.

On February 20, Fox News hosted Ryan Mauro, a national security analyst from the Clarion Project, also known as the Clarion Fund, to discuss possible security threats on airlines. Mauro has recently appeared on Fox several times where he has argued that 'Muslim patrols' were a growing security concern for the United States, discussed the possibility of an anti-American alliance in the Middle East with Syrian Jihadists, and hyped fears that Somali refugees in the United States were becoming 'homegrown' terrorists.

But Mauro and other Clarion Project members are not credible sources to discuss issues such as these given their virulent history of Islamophobia. Clarion Project has been widely criticized for producing and spreading Islamophobic material including the movie, Obsession: Radical Islam's War Against the West, a film that depicted Muslims as terrorists seeking world conquest. Think Progress reported that this was only the first installment of "Clarion's ongoing production of Islamophobic films."

Mauro himself has penned numerous pieces for the anti-Islam blog Islamist Watch where he has tracked his progress in identifying "Muslim enclaves" in the United States that he says will become "'no-go zones' where governments admit to having little authority over Muslims living there" :

Neo-cons, ex-Israeli diplomats push Islamophobic video | The Electronic Intifada

A group of hard-line United States neo-conservatives and former Israeli diplomats, among others, are behind the mass distribution, ahead of the November US presidential election, of a controversial DVD that critics have denounced as Islamophobic.

The group, the Endowment for Middle East Truth (EMET), is working with another organization called the Clarion Fund, which produced the 60-minute video and is itself tied closely to an Israeli organization called Aish Hatorah.

The Fund is currently distributing some 28 million copies of the DVD through newspaper inserts in key electoral “swing” states — states like Michigan, Ohio, and Florida that, according to recent polling, could go either way in November’s presidential election.

According to Delaware incorporation papers, the Clarion Fund is based at the same New York address as Aish Hatorah, a self-described “apolitical” group dedicated to educating Jews about their heritage.

The Clarion Fund’s street address as listed on the group’s website and a DVD mailer for the film is apparently not a physical address, but rather a “virtual address” that goes to a post office box in New York City.

Critics allege that the movie Obsession is “hate propaganda” which paints Muslims as violent extremists and, among other things, explicitly compares the threat posed by radical Islam to that of Nazi Germany in the 1930s.

Follow the Money: From Islamophobia to Israel Right or Wrong | Alternet

Some of the activists and journalists critiquing the content of these films also followed the money to the Clarion Fund, especially for Obsession. Ferreting out its funders proved no easy task. While journalists were able to explain fairly easily that Clarion was behind the film and that an $18 million grant from Donors Capital made possible the election-year distribution of the Obsession DVDs, things got messy beyond that. The journalists’ difficulties arose primarily because Clarion has resisted even the most basic level of transparency. An offshoot of the Israel and U.S.-based Aish HaTorah, which supports militant Israeli settlers, Clarion has a “virtual,” rather than a physical, office in the United States and is not forthcoming about its connection with Aish, including having directors with ties to both groups [12]. Sometimes even the most diligent journalist had to just be lucky. An accountant’s error, for example, led Justin Elliott of Salon to learn the identity of the individual source of the huge Donors Capital grant for Obsession—a discovery that, despite IRS forms to the contrary, spokespeople for both the possible donor, Barre Seid, and for Donors Capital claimed to be untrue [13].
 

I believe the plane is on the ground somewhere.
Could be. Especially now that they discovered the plane started heading in a direction 100 miles from its supposed path.

Now why would they do that unless

A- the pilots are terrorists themselves, or
B- the pilots had guns pointed at their heads
C- the pilots are dead and terrorist took over.

The more time elapses the more this thing becomes mysterious and dangerous.
 

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