Malaysia Airlines MH 370 …was it an American plot of hijacking? Why did CNNs aviation correspondent Richard Quest visit MH 370s 1st Officer Fariq Ab Hamid in a Malaysia Airlines cockpit and preserve all records carefully? Why did passenger Jonti Roos (another American) obtain an invitation to check out the cockpit during a flight from Thailand to Malaysia that Fariq was flying with another pilot and preserve pictures with care? She made pictures available as soon as plane disappeared to prove security licks in Malaysia Airlines aircrafts. To establish Iran connection, two Iranian got opportunity to board the aircraft using stolen fake passports from EU countries. Two Chinese companies represented on the plane’s manifest list are declared U.S. national security risk due to its spying with backdoor computer technology. Congress ousted them from business in the U.S. and warned American companies to halt business with them, only two of five such companies tight with military. 25 high-tech passengers, employed by five major defence contractor technology companies, was likely valued enough to seize the plane. ZTE employee Li Yanlin, an engineer who is part of the company’s telecom gear installation and maintenance team boarded the plane. In May, 2010, India banned telecommunications firms from importing from ZTE and any other Chinese networking equipment companies due to fears that they were riddled with information-stealing spyware. Two years later, Reuters reported ZTE helped funnel software and hardware from US firms Oracle, Microsoft and Cisco Systems to the Iranian government in 2010 to build a $130m nation-wide surveillance system. Huawei, China-based telecom company, with military ties has two employees on the manifest list, but declined identifying them. Huawei had to ”exit the U.S. market” last year after Congress’s House Intelligence Committee accused it of spying in the U.S. for China’s military.
Posted on: Sat, 15 Mar 2014 06:19:14 +0000
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