Comments by "Gaza is not Amalek" (@Ass_of_Amalek) on "Why the disappearance of MH370 is still a mystery 10 years on | DW News" video.

and the way some automatic transmissions shutdown indicates very deliberate manual switching from the cockpit. one of those systems would have sent a sign-off signal if it had been deactivated any other way than one specifically meant to prevent this.
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@chrissmith7669 what are you trying to say? I have seen next to no conspiracy talk (only very little about some noteworthy passengers). the pilot hijacking, depressurising and ultimately hiding the plane in the middle of nowhere to be an epic troll about ki°°ing himself and everyone on the flight is very clearly what happened. why he did it is rather unclear, largely because that's the sort of thing the malaysian police would have to reveal from their investigation of the guy. they're not forthcoming because malaysia is committed to denying the story without offering an alternative or really disputing the evidence because both the government and the airline decided that it's so shameful for a pilot to do this that it must not have happened.
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what? why areyou still pretending to know nothing? everybody knows what happened, we just don't know where in a large ocean area the plane came down.
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the theory is confirmed plenty, since enough of the flight path and some cockpit inputs (the way some transmitters were shut off could only have happened manually) is known to say definitively that the plane was professionally piloted, and the flightpath clearly skirts along the edge of different national flight control sectors based on the knowledge that the flight controllers ignored the border areas and only paid attention to planes well within their sectors.
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