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MALAYSIAN Airlines flight en route to China is missing.

winnipegjets

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Piers Morgan is a Brit left wing twit who got the arse from cnn last month. He took on the gun lobby in the states and went on and on about the dangers of guns. He's got a lot of spare time now making these tweets trying to look like he gives a fuck.

Piers Morgan a left wing? Do you have a clue the definition of a left-winger?
 

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The Ughiers did it.

SUNDAY, 9 MARCH 2014 @ 12:18 PM

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Two people who traveled on the missing Malaysia Airlines flight under the passports of an Italian and an Austrian citizen appear to have bought their tickets together
 

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idiot politician toks ...


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Last time Nizar's tweet got him into trouble with the Johor Palace. He doesn't seem to have learnt when not to joke.
 
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Re: why no Sinkies on the crashed plane?

My Opinions:

3) The 2 passengers that used the stolen passports to get on the flight...........this part is really suspicious to me. The passengers would have to insert new photos of their faces into the passport, which is not an easy thing to do. Than they have to get visas from the Chinese consulate, and they have to leave their passports there for a few days. Why did the Chinese not run the serial numbers on the visas and find out they were stolen? I am sure there is an international database somewhere that shares all this information. After all, the passports were stolen as long ago as one year. Ample time for them to be reported lost. The Austrian and Italian govts. would have cancelled these stolen passports, and when the Chinese consulate did the checks, the passports should have been flagged as stolen. Yet, the Chinese went ahead and issued the visas to these 2 invalid passports. I find this very curious. And if these 2 passengers entered Malaysia with these stolen passports, (as they must have since they flew from KL), why did the Malaysian Immigration not pick up on them too? Very strange if you ask me.

interpol manages and maintains the international database on stolen passports, but they claim that in this instance, no country checked with them before the flight, not malaysia, not china. the 2 cases of stolen passports have been in their system for over a year after they were reported stolen in thailand. in fact, millions of passengers zipped thru' airports and immigration checkpoints with fraudulent documents, and countries have been negligent checking details thoroughly. the lack of double counter-checking with the interpol database is rampant. in 2006, 5 years after 9/11, the u.s. only double checked with interpol about 2000 times. 3 years later in 2009 with a new administration, they did so 78 million times! :eek:
 

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interpol manages and maintains the international database on stolen passports, but they claim that in this instance, no country checked with them before the flight, not malaysia, not china. the 2 cases of stolen passports have been in their system for over a year after they were reported stolen in thailand. in fact, millions of passengers zipped thru' airports and immigration checkpoints with fraudulent documents, and countries have been negligent checking details thoroughly. the lack of double counter-checking with the interpol database is rampant. in 2006, 5 years after 9/11, the u.s. only double checked with interpol about 2000 times. 3 years later in 2009 with a new administration, they did so 78 million times! :eek:

So bro, in short, whenever we pass thru Changi airport customs into departure hall, the officer scan and key in our details into their computer to check against ICA records only, but which is not also linked directly to interpol wanted lists too??? No wonder the missing passports can be reused!
 

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Re: why no Sinkies on the crashed plane?

Rupert Murdoch has waded into the mystery of missing flight MH370, claiming that its crash (unconfirmed) is a sign of “jihadists turning to make trouble for China”.
 

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Re: why no Sinkies on the crashed plane?

So bro, in short, whenever we pass thru Changi airport customs into departure hall, the officer scan and key in our details into their computer to check against ICA records only, but which is not also linked directly to interpol wanted lists too??? No wonder the missing passports can be reused!

every airport of participating or member countries has links to the interpol database. unfortunately, very few countries take the interpol database seriously. it's an extra step to process the interpol data double-checking. the u.s. is taking it seriously, and only 8 years after 9/11. :eek:

ps: missed mentioning israel.
 
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every airport of participating or member countries has links to the interpol database. unfortunately, very few countries take the interpol database seriously. it's an extra step to process the interpol data double-checking. only the u.s. is taking it seriously, and only 8 years after 9/11. :eek:

m&ds don't like Western police databases
 

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Re: why no Sinkies on the crashed plane?

every airport of participating or member countries has links to the interpol database. unfortunately, very few countries take the interpol database seriously. it's an extra step to process the interpol data double-checking. only the u.s. is taking it seriously, and only 8 years after 9/11. :eek:

If Singapore didn't check previously, it sure will now. Teo Chee Hean already kena jialat jialat from Serrangoon Riots and Woodlands lapse
 

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If Singapore didn't check previously, it sure will now. Teo Chee Hean already kena jialat jialat from Serrangoon Riots and Woodlands lapse

Instead of 10 minutes of passport clearance, it will go up to 1 hour?
 

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Re: why no Sinkies on the crashed plane?

Rupert Murdoch has waded into the mystery of missing flight MH370, claiming that its crash (unconfirmed) is a sign of “jihadists turning to make trouble for China”.

He has so much time now with no Wendi to harass him.
 

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Instead of 10 minutes of passport clearance, it will go up to 1 hour?

All security checkpoints will step up the checks now. In a way its good but also means more time taken. Guess its a necessary evil
 
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