Malaysian Airlines Shot Down - All 295 Killed

[guruvah]

at least 2 malaysian punjabis died on that plane...

1 was a cabin crew...1 was an employee of Exxonmobil

though none of them were tyar bar tyar amritdhari.

[Mehtab Singh]

Indian PM, not MH17 was target of Ukranian rebels, claims politicsparty.com report

According to politicsparty.com report, the downed Malaysian Airlines flight MH17 was not at all the target of the pro-Russia separatists.

Instead, it was Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi who was the target of the rebels. Modi's plane was the only Non-Civilian aircraft that was supposed to fly over the Ukraine sky.

The report further added that the Modi's plane was behind schedule and did not arrive at the Shot Down spot. The delay was caused by the setting up of the birthday telephone call to German Chancellor Angela Merkel.

This foiled the assassination attempt of the rebels.

The report urges the Indian Intelligence Agencies to probe the failed conspiracy and identify the main conspirator.


http://www.business-standard.com/article/news-ani/indian-pm-not-mh17-was-target-of-ukranian-rebels-claims-politicsparty-com-report-114072101148_1.html

[WaljinderSingh]

Indian PM, not MH17 was target of Ukranian rebels, claims politicsparty.com report

According to politicsparty.com report, the downed Malaysian Airlines flight MH17 was not at all the target of the pro-Russia separatists.

Instead, it was Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi who was the target of the rebels. Modi's plane was the only Non-Civilian aircraft that was supposed to fly over the Ukraine sky.

The report further added that the Modi's plane was behind schedule and did not arrive at the Shot Down spot. The delay was caused by the setting up of the birthday telephone call to German Chancellor Angela Merkel.

This foiled the assassination attempt of the rebels.

The report urges the Indian Intelligence Agencies to probe the failed conspiracy and identify the main conspirator.

http://www.business-standard.com/article/news-ani/indian-pm-not-mh17-was-target-of-ukranian-rebels-claims-politicsparty-com-report-114072101148_1.html

Lool. You believe that nonsense?

[WaljinderSingh]

Its very unfortunate that either rebels (mistaken for Ukrainian military jet) or Ukraine (as a flase flag) downed the passenger plane.

There is no credible evidence of who did it - not even if it was downed by surface to air or air to air missile .

[genie]

Trust the indian media getting involved and trying to grab the limelight of any world event and some how make it relevant to India. What planet are these guys on thinking that any pro-russian rebels would want to take out prime minster of a country like india thats a long term ally of russia.

Anyways its becoming increasingly likely that the missile was shot by pro-russian rebels BUT the plane was deliberately directed towards the war zone. It iis highly possible that Ukrainian military intelligence with cooperation of western nato intelligence agents remote controlled the plane to fly into air of space above the rebels hoping they would shoot it down.

It is also possible that Ukrainian intelligence agents are double agents posing as pro-russian rebels but are fighting for Ukraine's and NATO's interests and took orders from keiv to shoot it down using the long range BUK missile system.

[Mehtab Singh]

Lool. You believe that nonsense?

Not a single bit. Just wanted to highlight the lowest levels of brainless activity exhibited by the demented Indian media.

[stingers12]

American government planed all this

[genie]

Another reason why the ukraine and their western govt allied terrorists targeted the flight was to get neutral countries from the world like austraila, netherlands and malaysia on their side against russia. I just researched who russia's largest importer is and guess what its netherlands. And who were the most killed on the flight? it was duch netherland nationals...So once again why would the russians or their separatists want to harm russia's import export economic trader interests?

A air india flight was also passing that conflict zone just minutes before the flight was shot down. Had it been brought down mostly UK and Indian nationals would have been killed. India being an ally of Russia would have not said anything about russia much without solid proof of hostile intent.....but the UK would have taken political avantage however they would have been alone in wanting further sanctions. So that targetting of the malaysian airliner wa sa deliberate western military intelligence terrorist operation because it had the mix of european and international passengers that it did. To cause that short term moral and publc outrage in the world.

All neutral and impartial observors and fingers point towards the pro-EU Ukraine regime western NATO terrorist regimes and they have form in this we just need to look at recent conflicts.

It's all about encirclement and dismemberment of nuclear armed russia. They know they cant fight russia militarily because they would get nuked so they trying to isolate its sphere of influence and eventually hoping that it collapses from within in which they will then over run russia and try to grab their weapons.

[stingers12]

It is so stupid , the stupid un should make all countries sign a free nuclear world so that no stupid disasters occur

[Mehtab Singh]

Young MH17 victim had eerie premonition of crash

In a bedroom in a townhouse near Amsterdam, Miguel Panduwinata reached out for his mother. "Mama, may I hug you?"

Samira Calehr wrapped her arms around her 11-year-old son, who'd been oddly agitated for days, peppering her with questions about death, about his soul, about God. The next morning, she would drop Miguel and his big brother Shaka at the airport so they could catch Malaysia Airlines Flight 17, the first leg of their journey to Bali to visit their grandmother.

Her normally cheerful, well-traveled boy should have been excited. His silver suitcase sat in the living room, ready to go. Jetskiing and surfing in paradise awaited. But something was off. A day earlier, while playing soccer, Miguel had burst out: "How would you choose to die? What would happen to my body if I was buried? Would I not feel anything because our souls go back to God?"

And now, the night before his big trip, Miguel refused to release his mother from his grasp.

He's just going to miss me, Calehr told herself. So she stretched out beside him and held him all night.

It was 11 p.m. on Wednesday, July 16. Miguel, Shaka and the 296 other people aboard Flight 17 had about 15 hours left to live.

The next morning, Samira Calehr and her friend Aan ushered her sons onto the train to the airport. They were joking and laughing. Shaka, 19, had just finished his first year of college, where he was studying textile engineering, and promised to keep an eye on Miguel. Their other brother, Mika, 16, hadn't been able to get a seat on Flight 17 and would travel to Bali the next day.

At the check-in counter, Calehr fussed over her boys' luggage. Shaka, meanwhile, realized he'd forgotten to pack socks. Calehr promised to buy him some and send them along with Mika.

Finally, they were outside customs. The boys hugged Calehr goodbye and walked toward passport control.

Suddenly, Miguel whirled around and ran back, throwing his arms around his mother.

"Mama, I'm going to miss you," he said. "What will happen if the airplane crashes?"

What was this all about? she wondered.

"Don't say that," she said, squeezing him. "Everything will be OK."

Shaka tried to reassure them both. "I will take care of him," he said to his mom. "He's my baby."

She watched the two boys walk away. But Miguel kept looking back at his mother. His big brown eyes looked sad.

Then he vanished from view.

Flight 17 took off around 12:15 p.m. on what should have been an 11 hour and 45 minute flight.

It lasted two hours.

Calehr had just finished buying Shaka's socks when her phone rang. It was her friend Aan. "Where are you?" he screamed. "The plane crashed!"

She made it home just in time to faint.

She grapples now with the what-ifs, the astronomical odds, the realization that the world she knew has grown alien in a blink. She thinks about how her baby boy seemed to sense that his time on earth was running short. She imagines the futures that will never be: Shaka's dream of becoming a textile engineer, gone. Miguel's dream of becoming a go-kart race driver, gone.

How could he have known? How could she have known?

"I should have listened to him," she says softly. "I should have listened to him."

http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/world/2014/07/23/malaysia-jet-victims-premonition/13059827/