He was just checking so see if anybody reads his statements.
@ecar3483 wrote:
@the_great_she_elephant wrote:Jamil, an audio visual assistant with a blue IC and police identity card, claimed in the report that his Bajau aunt, Siti Kayam, had informed him on October 8 that a nephew and his friends had in early September stumbled across the wreckage of a Malaysian plane with skeletal remains in the forest and recovered a 70 inches long x 35 wide Malaysian flag.
So by the time a report was made it was third hand news and a month old.
Okay, so it's as up to date and accurate as anything we might read on the internet.
why not wait and see?
and where else do you read news
these days if not on the internet.
Despite the location of the wreckage being far from the current official search area as well as Reunion Island, where the flaperon of the missing airliner washed ashore, the Malaysian government is taking it seriously and has directed itโs Civil Aviation department and the Ministryโs Air Accident Investigation Division to look into the matter, Channel News Asia reported.
Malaysiaโs police are also investigating the claims and have asked police in the Philippines to verify the claims.
โThe residents on the island hunt birds for food and build their houses on the water. They donโt watch television and as such they have no knowledge of the outside world,โ Mr Omar told Astro Awani.
well there you go - you got an answer
to your question - Could It Be?
and your big can of worms theory.
@*julia*2010 wrote:well there you go - you got an answer
to your question - Could It Be?
and your big can of worms theory.
From my OP: I suspect this will probably turn out to be a false alarm, but if not, it opens a very big can of worms.
I hardly think that qualifies as a theory.
@the_great_she_elephant wrote:
@*julia*2010 wrote:well there you go - you got an answer
to your question - Could It Be?
and your big can of worms theory.
From my OP: I suspect this will probably turn out to be a false alarm, but if not, it opens a very big can of worms.
I hardly think that qualifies as a theory.
what else would you call it?
It's a jungle out there.
Where skeletal stories are told around the campfire or the watercooler.
And how when muscled up, is offered to a flagging-in-interest event.
Not just reporting news, the media are "making news".
DEB
