Hello Patrick,

Please share this latest account from Retired Air Force General Thomas Mclnerney  with Congressman Mica.  Is the administration hiding the facts and putting our country international legal jeopardy?

THIS REPORT MUST NOT BE TAKEN LIGHTLY.  Please urgently request Congressmen Mica to demand immediate hearings and subpoenas for the immediate testimony of NSA and CIA officials as well as Boeing officials who provided reports to LIGNET.

Here is a summary of the concerns:

McInerney stated that Boeing reported this information to LIGNET.  If this is correct, the White House and NSA, DHS and CIA officials have to speak out immediately and provide all information in their possession or they will be tried in the International Criminal court in Hague, as well as in some 9 countries with passengers on this flight, for aiding and abetting international piracy, mass kidnapping, grand theft of the airliner, and if the hostages are assassinated or the plane is flown into a US Embassy, US ship or into a building in the US or elsewhere around the world, they will be prosecuted for aiding and abetting mass murder and war crimes, as this information was available for 11 days and the White House, Congressman King and other regime proxies were stating to reporters that they believe that the plane cashed in the Indian Ocean

Retired Air Force general stands by theory Malaysian Airlines flight could

have landed in Pakistan

Posted By Jamie Weinstein On 12:48 AM 03/19/2014 In | No Comments

Retired Air Force General Thomas McInerney isn’t backing away from his thriller novel-like suggestion that the

missing Malaysian Airlines flight could have very well landed in Pakistan — and he says his theory is based on

more than mere conjecture.

“General, I’ve known you a long time, I know you too well to know that you’re not just making this up, this is

not something you’ve concocted. You’ve spoken to a number of people, am I correct?” Sean Hannity

asked McInerney during Tuesday night’s episode of “Hannity” on Fox News.

“Yes, but that’s all I want to say, Sean, please,” McInerney responded.

McInerney said that while he has reason to believe the plane landed in Pakistan, he has no idea about the fate of

the passengers.

“I don’t know anything about their status,” he said.

McInerney pointed to the way the U.S. and Israeli militaries have acted in recent days to suggest that much

more is known about the missing flight than has so far been revealed.

“First of all, let me say, when the U.S. Navy quits their search — their ship search — they must know something

in the Indian Ocean,” he said. “When the Israeli Defense Forces, when they increase their air defense alert, they

must know something.”

“My concern is, if this airplane could be used as a bearer of a weapon of mass destruction or even conventional

munitions that could attack a carrier, the Israelis, other allies, American Forces, for instance,” he added. “We

have to be very alert until we know exactly where this airplane is.”

McInerney said he believes “both pilots may have been complicit” and that the U.S. knows much more than it is

letting on.

“I think they want to be very cautious because they don’t want to embarrass certain other nations that we’re

working close [with],” he said.

Please take action and keep me informed.

My best to the Congressman.

Best regards,

Ken Thompson