Air Malaysia missing.

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Originally Posted by vnx205

What do the conspiracy theorists do now that the flaperon has been identified?

Do they simple accept that the plane really did crash into the ocean? Past experience suggests they are unlikely to do that.

It is more likely that they will simply concoct a more elaborate, even less plausible theory.

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Look, I think it's pretty obvious the flaperon was ripped of the aircraft in the hanger, sent to Australia and then taken just off shore in a tinny and tossed in. They would have got it there earlier but Auspost lost the box with the flaperon inside.

Happy Days

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Originally Posted by joel0407

Look, I think it's pretty obvious the flaperon was ripped of the aircraft in the hanger, sent to Australia and then taken just off shore in a tinny and tossed in. They would have got it there earlier but Auspost lost the box with the flaperon inside.

Happy Days

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The Australia Post reference makes that a very plausible theory.

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Originally Posted by rick130

You do realise you'll have ASIO knocking on your door now ? :eek:

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I think I am already on ASIO's watch list.

Back in the mid 60's, a friend of mine contacted the Chinese embassy and was sent a very nice Chinese drawing of a horse.

I thought a drawing like that would look good on my wall, so I also wrote to the Chinese embassy.

All I received was a little book of the sayings of Chairman Mao.

I wonder if these days I would have my Australian citizenship revoked for making contact with the Chinese embassy.

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Originally Posted by vnx205

Chinese drawing of a horse.



:p

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How are Chinese drawings different?

Guess it's on Chinese paper so it's cheaper?

LOL

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Originally Posted by joel0407

How are Chinese drawings different?

Guess it's on Chinese paper so it's cheaper?

LOL

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No doubt others have copied the style, but the Chinese drawings were a fairly simple, flowing style.

This example is fairly typical.

http://www.aulro.com/afvb/attachment...0&d=1438896865

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Originally Posted by goingbush

yep, if that white elephant can detect a seagull 100km out or a Cessna Landing in Borneo it could detect a Flaperon falling into the ocean, let alone an entire 777,

anyway, what a bloody waste, any half witted nuff nuff could take it out, (Jindalee) but why bother, just invade from the south, ....too easy

The whole MH370 thing is a cover up.

even if that Flaperon is positively identified as from MH370 it does not mean that it came down in the ocean, either the parts manifest could be altered or the Aircraft is in a hanger at Diego Garcia with a Flaperon missing because someone was tasked to chuck it in the ocean to justify the search effort !!!

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For 18 months in the water there is bugger all barnacles on it.
Why did we antifoul our yacht every 12 months. Even with that expensive paint it looked worse than that.

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Originally Posted by 123rover50

For 18 months in the water there is bugger all barnacles on it.
Why did we antifoul our yacht every 12 months. Even with that expensive paint it looked worse than that.

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Well, partly because you live in Queensland, not the southern Indian ocean - barnacle growth is to a significant extent dependent on water temperature as well as the level of nutrients in the water. And the supply of free swimming juvenile forms of the barnacles, which will be much more prevalent close to where there are a good supply of adults on rocks, yachts, shipwrecks etc.

John

MH370 plane 'could be intact' on the Indian Ocean floor | Daily Mail Online

Minus a flapperon of course :D

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could be survivors too