6 Responses to “Where was the security when 2 Iranian men bought one way tickets for cash using stolen passports? Why Malaysian authorities are hiding from the public the nationality of 5 people who checked in their luggage and did not board the plane? why are they hiding the security video pictures of them and of 4 suspicious individuals who boarded the plane?”

1. Veritas
   March 11th, 2014 @ 2:51 am

   This was originally on beforeitsnews, and now at the top on Drudge:
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   Passengers’ smartphones are still ACTIVE?

2. Saachi
   March 11th, 2014 @ 7:43 am

   “Interpol Secretary General Ronald K. Noble identified the men as Pouri Nourmohammadi, 19, and Delavar Seyedmohammaderza, 29. Noble said that the two men had traveled to Malaysia from Tehran using Iranian passports, but had secured stolen Italian and Austrian passports in Kuala Lumpur for their journey to Beijing and Amsterdam, for which both had tickets and planned to travel together.””Malaysian authorities said that Nourmohammadi planned to proceed from Amsterdam to Frankfurt, Germany, where his mother lives. The woman contacted authorities when her son failed to arrive as planned. The BBC reported that Seyedmohammaderza’s intended final destination was Copenhagen, Denmark.'”The disclosure by Interpol confirmed a report aired late Monday by the BBC’s Persian service, which cited a friend of both men who hosted them at his home in Kuala Lumpur as they prepared to travel to Beijing, the final destination of the missing plane.”
   “Over the weekend, the passports were identified as belonging to 30-year-old Austrian Christian Kozel and 37-year-old Italian Luigi Maraldi. Both men had reported that their passports had been stolen while they were traveling in Thailand.””It was not made immediately clear how the passports were sent from Thailand to Kuala Lumpur.

   Sources told Fox News it is not uncommon for Iranians to travel to and from Malaysia, or to buy one-way tickets through third parties. They said the fact that the man believed to have purchased the tickets on behalf of two Iranians traveling with stolen passports seemed to be seeking the cheapest fares within a range of dates does not jibe with typical terrorism plots. The sources familiar with Iranian travel patterns also said use of stolen passports is common for those involved in the drug trade, those wanting to study or work abroad and even Iranians who seek political, religious or social refuge.””A BBC Persian editor told Britain’s Daily Telegraph that the Iranians were “looking for a place to settle.” Both Malaysia and Thailand are home to large Iranian communities.

   “We know that once these individuals arrived in Kuala Lumpur on the 28th of February they boarded flight 370 using different identities, a stolen Austrian and a stolen Italian passport,” Noble said, according to Reuters. But he added that Interpol believes no other suspect passports were used to board the plane.”https://www.foxnews.com/world/2014/03/11/iranians-reportedly-used-stolen-passports-on-malaysia-airlines-flight-were/

3. Saachi
   March 11th, 2014 @ 7:47 am

   “Malaysian military officials said the aircraft changed course away from its planned route north towards Beijing near Kota Bharu, where it last made contact, and then “took a lower altitude”.

   “The Boeing then may have flown west, reaching as far as the Malacca Strait off Malaysia’s western coast, around 500 kilometres away from where the plane was earlier thought to have disappeared, military officials told Reuters.”

   “The new revelation came on the fourth day of search operations, as aircraft and vessels from eight countries continued to unsuccessfully scour the Gulf of Thailand and the South China Sea northeast of the country, and began to expand the search into the Malacca Straits.” https://www.thehindu.com/news/international/world/missing-malaysia-jet-flew-west-after-last-contact/article5772835.ece

4. Saachi
   March 11th, 2014 @ 7:54 am

   HERE’S A NAMED MILITARY PERSON – “4.00 pm: Malaysia military track plane to Malacca strait

   Air Force chief Rodzali Daud has now confirmed that based on military radar readings from its station in Butterworth, the missing flight MH370 may have turned west after Kota Bahru and flew past the east coast and Kedah.

   “The last time the plane was detected was near Pulau Perak, in the Straits of Malacca, at 2.40am,” Berita Harian quotes Rodzali as saying.

   This contradicts earlier reports that the aircraft had disappeared from radar screens 120 nautical miles off Kota Bharu and over the South China Sea, at 1.30am on 8 March.

   The Utusan Malaysia newspaper reported that 20,000 fishermen nationwide have been roped in to help in the search-and-rescue operation.

5. Paula Hoehn
   March 11th, 2014 @ 6:18 pm

   Dear Orly,

   thetimes.co.uk/tto/news/world/asia/article4029846.ece

   The pilot liked to allow blondes in cockpit during flight:

   thetimes.co.uk/tto/multimedia/archive/00536/pilot_536671e.jpg

   The 2 Iraninans using stolen passports:

   https://www.thetimes.co.uk/tto/multimedia/archive/00536/PASSPORT_536654e.jpg

   The story has many strange layers, being slowly peeled back. Malaysian authorities seem to be sure there is no terror link with stolen passports, but seem to know little else.

   This mystery is worthy of the usurper in the white house, maybe they have taken lessons from him.

   I fear the plane has been landed in a country where it can be loaded with nuclear bomb, flown to USA and detonated. That sort of event would guarantee immediate martial law, with total elimination of citizens’ bill-of-rights, elimination of next elections.

   Do the underground bunkers for the elite politicians of DC really exit, I wonder?

   ——–
   Paula Hoehn

6. Arch Angel
   March 12th, 2014 @ 1:00 pm

   Paula: Yes, the underground bunkers do exist, but just for the major govt people-
   O; various members of our military; others!

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