Missing Plane: A Cover-Up, As Such?

     How does a well-maintained 777 jet airliner just disappear without anyone knowing what happened to it or where it went to?  My guess is that the government of China did it.

America launched a massive, multi-front war over four plane hijackings that has wrecked its economy, and bogged it down in military slogs and quagmires halfway around the world.

At the beginning of the month, Russia went on a military offensive that presented an imminent threat to Europe and American interests--necessitating the positioning of responsive military assets to prepare for what could happen next.

Through I have not kept up on international military news much in Asia lately, back in the mid part of the last decade, I remember, repeatedly, reading about the aggressive buildup and modernization of the Chinese military that its government was undergoing.

So, considering how touchy America is about terrorism, what if it became necessary to go to war with predominantly muslim Malaysia and/or Indonesia?  Something happened to an airliner carrying Americans over muslim skies, and of course the far and distant country of China didn't cause it--as the plane's destination was supposed to be Beijing.

Personally, I believe that the whole fiasco is what I call a "cover-up, as such".  The American government figured out it was China.  China doesn't want to pay for what it has done (perhaps by forfeiting America's national debt to that country).  And, the American leadership doesn't want to publicly disclose the evidence it has that it was China because it is afraid of another war.

Ask yourself who stands to gain by the transfer of nearby American resources to a destructive war in the Southwestern Pacific?  That inductive recognition is worth more than any flight record black box that may eventually be found.

Paul Wharton
Objectivist Capitalist Medicine Promoter

Special thanks to Eli Lilly & Co. (LLY) for being the fuel of my mind