then crashed.


and there's no wreckage for MH370, so nothing conclusive can be said what happened to the plane, other than it disappeared.


Nevertheless, both incidents get reported as Airline disasters and scotty is right, my 1 in 11 Million math is off, the real odds are much longer if you factor in the successive aspect of the two a few months apart.

this plane barely matters anymore, Mission Accomplished:



U.S. Grants Ukraine Non-NATO Ally Status



Kyiv, July 19, 2014. The United States Congress passed a Russian Aggression Prevention Act (RAPA) of 2014, which granted Ukraine together with Moldova, and Georgia major non-NATO ally status. The legislation authorizes the transfer of military assistance to Ukraine, including the anti-tank and anti-aircraft weapons and small arms, based on the needs and the assessment of capabilities of Ukrainian Armed Forces, reads the document. It also encourages the U.S. government to share intelligence with Ukraine.


http://uacrisis.org/u-s-grants-ukrai...o-ally-status/

i'm just amazed that you're arguing in favor of slanted journalism. the devil is in the details.

US: Russia 'created the conditions' for shoot-down






http://bigstory.ap.org/article/us-pr...-plane-crash-0



Welcome to the world of political backtracking, or, when False-Flags go wrong. Rather ironic the US says the Russians created the conditions when virtually everyone outside the States understands the initial Ukrainian coup was western backed.