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    Quote Originally Posted by harrybarracuda View Post
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    Only one body can permit access to deep sea mining resources in international waters, so ENT probably thinks that they are planning on quietly selling this information to foreign governments so that they can apply for mining permits.

    Because no-one would possibly think it's suspicious that countries start applying for mining permits in the arse end of nowhere where nobody has drilled before.
    Which "body" is that one harry?
    Didn't they teach you that when you were doing your fake geology degree ENT? Or was it fake oceanography. You're so fake qualified on so many subjects, it's hard to remember.
    Keep awarding me with those degrees harry and you might give me a Phd from the Harrybarracuda International University of Codswallop by the end of the year, idiot.
    But since you don't know or don't want to discuss the matter, a quick search on the web came up with;

    THE INTERNATIONAL SEABED AUTHORITY (ISA)

    The International Seabed Authority is an autonomous international organization established under the 1982 United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (link is external) and the 1994 Agreement (link is external) relating to the Implementation of Part XI of the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea. The Authority is the organization through which States Parties to the Convention shall, in accordance with the regime for the seabed and ocean floor and subsoil thereof beyond the limits of national jurisdiction (the Area) established in Part XI and the Agreement, organize and control activities in the Area, particularly with a view to administering the resources of the Area.https://www.isa.org.jm/authority

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    ENT, if you can't follow a simple logical sequence without getting distracted, or assuming people have said things other than what they have said, you should just bugger off. We all know beyond doubt that you have a mental illness. Your behaviour here betrays you.
    Just piss off till you decide to take your meds.

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    Missing plane MH370 dived from the air, new analysis shows

    Staff writers, News Corp Australia Network
    20 minutes ago

    NEW analysis of automated signals from MH370 has revealed the missing plane took a massive dive at up to 20,000 feet a minute, as it plunged into the sea.

    The Australian reports that Defence scientists found the crash occurred at 8.19am (WA local time) on March 9, 2014 in the Indian Ocean off Western Australia, after the plane ran out of fuel.
    The plane’s left engine flamed out first and then the right went about 15 minutes later.
    The Australian also reports that simulation tests by Boeing showed that after the plane’s engines lost power, MH370 would have slowed and lost lift.
    The plane’s nose would have dropped and it would have plunged into downward swoops where it would have gathered speed and lifted, then fell down repeatedly before hitting the ocean.
    Australian Transport Safety Bureau chief commissioner Greg Hood told The Australian that the pilot would not have been in control of the plane when it crashed.
    Pilot Zaharie Ahmad Shah who was flying MH370. Picture: SuppliedMr Hood said the new data [at]showed it is likely to have crashed in the 120,000sq km area now being searched.
    The new data comes as Malaysian officials said that one of MH370’s pilots plotted a path over the Indian Ocean on a home flight simulator, but warned this did not prove he deliberately crashed the plane.
    The search zone for MH370. Picture: SuppliedThe Malaysia Airlines jet was carrying 239 passengers and crew when it disappeared en route from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing on March 8, 2014.
    It is believed to have crashed into the Indian Ocean, but an extensive hunt off Australia’s west coast is drawing to a close without any sign of the plane.
    Pilot Zaharie Ahmad Shah had used a homemade flight simulator to plot a very similar course to MH370’s presumed final route, said Transport Minister Liow Tiong Lai.
    But he emphasised this was just one of thousands of practice routes discovered on Zaharie’s hard drive.
    “There is no evidence to confirm that (the pilot) flew the plane into the southern Indian Ocean,” he said.
    The discovery of the flight simulator data was first reported last month by New York Magazine, which said the FBI had recovered the deleted files.
    But the end point of the simulated route was some 1,450 kilometres from the area where the plane is believed to have gone down, the report said.
    MH370 families have posted photographs of personal items found on the beach of Madagascar in the area where other suspected aircraft debris was found by Blaine Gibson. Picture: FacebookZaharie was the subject of intense media speculation when MH370 first vanished, with reports scrutinising everything from his political beliefs to his mental health for clues as to what could have happened.
    Australia, Malaysia and China, where most of the passengers were from, have agreed that when the current search area is fully searched, expected around December, they will pull the plug unless “credible new information” emerges.
    Meanwhile, Australian MH370 search authorities are hopeful a wing part found in Tanzania will shed light on how the flight crashed, amid a lack of public information on debris found a year ago.
    The debris that washed up on Reunion Island. Picture: 60 MinutesThe first debris linked to MH370 — a two-metre-long wing part known as a flaperon — washed up on the French Indian Ocean island of Reunion a year ago.
    But it has remained in the hands of French investigators, leaving questions unanswered on how the airliner entered the ocean.
    “We have also seen some analysis from the French that suggests that it’s a possibility that (the flaperon) was in a deployed state,” Peter Foley, the Australian Transport and Safety Bureau (ATSB)’s head of MH370 search operations, told Channel Nine’s 60 Minutes.




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    I hope this will stop the pissing comp

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    The captain looks a little odd...like the left side of his face is slightly disconnected from the right.

    In Chinese face reading, they say that the right side of your face represents the side you want to show to the world, whereas the left is the hidden side.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ratchaburi View Post
    Missing plane MH370 dived from the air, new analysis shows
    I posted this days back. But it doesn't appear to be backed up by the facts. It seems more likely that he took the plane low, deployed full flaps and put it gently into the water, Sully style.

    It would explain why the only bits found are those likely to be torn off if landing on water at low speed in such a configuration.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ratchaburi View Post
    Missing plane MH370 dived from the air, new analysis shows

    Staff writers, News Corp Australia Network
    20 minutes ago

    NEW analysis of automated signals from MH370 has revealed the missing plane took a massive dive at up to 20,000 feet a minute, as it plunged into the sea.

    The Australian reports that Defence scientists found the crash occurred at 8.19am (WA local time) on March 9, 2014 in the Indian Ocean off Western Australia, after the plane ran out of fuel.

    The plane’s left engine flamed out first and then the right went about 15 minutes later.
    .....simulation tests by Boeing showed that after the plane’s engines lost power, MH370 would have slowed and lost lift.
    The plane’s nose would have dropped and it would have plunged into downward swoops where it would have gathered speed and lifted, then fell down repeatedly before hitting the ocean.

    Australian Transport Safety Bureau chief commissioner Greg Hood told The Australian that the pilot would not have been in control of the plane when it crashed.

    The new data comes as Malaysian officials said that one of MH370’s pilots plotted a path over the Indian Ocean on a home flight simulator, but warned this did not prove he deliberately crashed the plane.

    Pilot Zaharie Ahmad Shah had used a homemade flight simulator to plot a very similar course to MH370’s presumed final route, said Transport Minister Liow Tiong Lai.
    But he emphasised this was just one of thousands of practice routes discovered on Zaharie’s hard drive.

    “There is no evidence to confirm that (the pilot) flew the plane into the southern Indian Ocean,” he said.

    “We have also seen some analysis from the French that suggests that it’s a possibility that (the flaperon) was in a deployed state,” Peter Foley, the Australian Transport and Safety Bureau (ATSB)’s head of MH370 search operations, told Channel Nine’s 60 Minutes."
    So no conclusion.

    The French say that the flaperon indicates a 'soft' landing in the sea.

    The flaperon had been deployed by someone during the last stage of ditching.

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    No, the French said there had been "some possibility" of these things....so no conclusion there, either.

    Your mind is flapping around again, ENT.

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    Piss off, go read a comic, that's a good boy.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ENT View Post
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    Quote Originally Posted by ENT View Post
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    Only one body can permit access to deep sea mining resources in international waters, so ENT probably thinks that they are planning on quietly selling this information to foreign governments so that they can apply for mining permits.

    Because no-one would possibly think it's suspicious that countries start applying for mining permits in the arse end of nowhere where nobody has drilled before.
    Which "body" is that one harry?
    Didn't they teach you that when you were doing your fake geology degree ENT? Or was it fake oceanography. You're so fake qualified on so many subjects, it's hard to remember.
    Keep awarding me with those degrees harry and you might give me a Phd from the Harrybarracuda International University of Codswallop by the end of the year, idiot.
    But since you don't know or don't want to discuss the matter, a quick search on the web came up with;

    THE INTERNATIONAL SEABED AUTHORITY (ISA)

    The International Seabed Authority is an autonomous international organization established under the 1982 United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (link is external) and the 1994 Agreement (link is external) relating to the Implementation of Part XI of the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea. The Authority is the organization through which States Parties to the Convention shall, in accordance with the regime for the seabed and ocean floor and subsoil thereof beyond the limits of national jurisdiction (the Area) established in Part XI and the Agreement, organize and control activities in the Area, particularly with a view to administering the resources of the Area.https://www.isa.org.jm/authority
    Whoopee ENT gets a gold star for Googling.

    Now do you see what drivel you've been talking?


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    What are you on about dopey?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Latindancer View Post
    The captain looks a little odd...like the left side of his face is slightly disconnected from the right.

    In Chinese face reading, they say that the right side of your face represents the side you want to show to the world, whereas the left is the hidden side.
    Do you also read palms and do fortune telling, Ld?

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    Quote Originally Posted by ENT View Post
    What are you on about dopey?
    You and your constant stream of utter fucking drivel. What else?

    The Oz search in the Indian Ocean was just a red herring designed to distract while garnering geological and ocean studies info for Australia and whoever else it was that paid for the exploration and bathymetric survey.

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    Why else would Oz spend $60 million or more on a search for nowhere?

    It's also claimed that Malaysia spent $70 million on the search and its own investigation of MH370, and China spent $13 million on the search.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ENT View Post
    Why else would Oz spend $60 million or more on a search for nowhere?

    It's also claimed that Malaysia spent $70 million on the search and its own investigation of MH370, and China spent $13 million on the search.
    They'll get it back in political favours, trade deals, etc. you fucking idiot.

    That's how diplomacy works.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ENT View Post

    Do you also read palms and do fortune telling, Ld?
    I believe you do graphology...analysing people according to their handwriting. Isn't that so ?

    You're flapping again. Go take some sedatives, ENT.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Latindancer View Post
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    Do you also read palms and do fortune telling, Ld?
    I believe you do graphology...analysing people according to their handwriting. Isn't that so ?
    Graphologists are routinely employed by police, courts and businesses, and are amply rewarded for their skills.

    You don't deny doing palmistry and fortune telling.

    OK. Tell us where MH370 is then.

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    Quote Originally Posted by harrybarracuda View Post
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    Why else would Oz spend $60 million or more on a search for nowhere?

    It's also claimed that Malaysia spent $70 million on the search and its own investigation of MH370, and China spent $13 million on the search.
    They'll get it back in political favours, trade deals, etc. you fucking idiot.

    That's how diplomacy works.
    Ha ha ha! Finally you admit that that the bogus MH370 search was more than just a bathymetric survey, a geological exploration, in fact, a trade deal!

    Welcome to the club, harryballyhooha!


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    How long have you been awake now ?

    In your manic phase, are you ?

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    Why are you keeping tabs on me?

    Wouldn't your time be better spent reading your "Popular Mechanics" or horoscope?

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    Quote Originally Posted by ENT View Post
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    Quote Originally Posted by ENT View Post
    Why else would Oz spend $60 million or more on a search for nowhere?

    It's also claimed that Malaysia spent $70 million on the search and its own investigation of MH370, and China spent $13 million on the search.
    They'll get it back in political favours, trade deals, etc. you fucking idiot.

    That's how diplomacy works.
    Ha ha ha! Finally you admit that that the bogus MH370 search was more than just a bathymetric survey, a geological exploration, in fact, a trade deal!

    Welcome to the club, harryballyhooha!

    I did nothing of the kind.

    I simply said the cost of the search will be repaid in political favours and trade deals.

    I didn't comment on your numbskull-like use of the English language ("a search for nowhere") because it's become a given that you're a fucking idiot.

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    Your ad hominem posts on this thread are almost legendary, my fat little beancounter.
    Of course the search will be paid for, trade deals aplenty!

    Oil and minerals traded, mining and exploratory rights, supply bases on the West Australian coast,....Perth and Fremantle will blossom once again....ah the delights and bounties of geophysical surveys, eh harry.

    Haliburton wins another big contract,

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    Quote Originally Posted by ENT View Post
    Your ad hominem posts on this thread are almost legendary, my fat little beancounter.
    Of course the search will be paid for, trade deals aplenty!

    Oil and minerals traded, mining and exploratory rights, supply bases on the West Australian coast,....Perth and Fremantle will blossom once again....ah the delights and bounties of geophysical surveys, eh harry.

    Haliburton wins another big contract,
    I'd like to say you resort to gibberish when another one of your fanciful fairy stories falls by the wayside, but it's indiscernible from the utter fucking gibberish you write anyway.

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    Yesterday ENT started posting at 3.35 am (Thai time), and went through right till 7.44 pm.

    This spells out "manic".

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    Whatsa matter Ld, feeling lonely? Single man's life getting ya down again?



    Quote Originally Posted by harrybarracuda View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by ENT View Post
    Your ad hominem posts on this thread are almost legendary, my fat little beancounter.
    Of course the search will be paid for, trade deals aplenty!

    Oil and minerals traded, mining and exploratory rights, supply bases on the West Australian coast,....Perth and Fremantle will blossom once again....ah the delights and bounties of geophysical surveys, eh harry.

    Haliburton wins another big contract,
    I'd like to say you resort to gibberish when another one of your fanciful fairy stories falls by the wayside, but it's indiscernible from the utter fucking gibberish you write anyway.
    Name one, shill,..post number please.

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