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'Certainty' that Reunion debris from MH370, French official says

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A piece of debris that washed up on the shore of Reunion Island in July was part of Malaysia Airlines Flight 370, the Paris prosecutor's office said Thursday, backing up a statement that Malaysia's Prime Minister made weeks ago. (www.cnn.com) Altro...

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ColinSeftel
Colin Seftel 7
It's interesting to learn that Boeing buys wing components from Airbus Defense and Space in Seville, Spain!
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btweston
btweston 6
This can't be. Everyone knows that it's in a secret underground terrorist bunker being transformed into a nuclear missile. Dr. Evil or Cobra may be involved.
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joelwiley
joel wiley 2
Do you prefer Alcoa or Reynolds Wrap?
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Bernie20910
Bernie20910 3
I think it's pretty obvious it's the dollar store brand...
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TMcDonnell
Timothy McDonnell 1
Lets not forget Dr. Claw, SPECTRE, SkyNet or the Romulans. Essp the Romulans, green blooded liars in shoulder pads.
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lynx318
lynx318 1
Nah, Gru & his minions did it.
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musephoto
Geoff Rowe 5
Okay I am really going to regret this but here is the Conspiracy Theory Response.

The piece was removed from the plane in Somewhereistan then dunked in the ocean for 18 months to be fished out and dumped off the coast of the island ready to be discovered. Meanwhile, conversion of the 777 to a nuclear missile continues.....
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joelwiley
joel wiley 5
Be alert for suspicious attempts to purchase the replacement flapperon. Be alert for shrinkage in flapperon inventories.
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whip5209
Ken McIntyre 3
Didn't ISIS just buy a large 3D printer?
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joelwiley
joel wiley 2
One faction blew it up as a kafir tool and haram.
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whip5209
Ken McIntyre 1
Hahahaha!
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btweston
btweston 1
Obviously...
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yr2012
matt jensen 1
Barnacles form in less than a month. These were dead already.
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whip5209
Ken McIntyre 3
There goes the UFO theory.
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joelwiley
joel wiley 4
And the Somewhereistan theory as well.
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RECOR10
RECOR10 3
No, not really at all. Being as on the day the flight was "lost", on this very site there were "sightings" of this plane being in China (lets not forget the over 20 physicists and engineers from one single company).

Plenty of time to take them, take the plane "crash" it and then put some parts on a fishing trawler to dump over board. Not until I see a fuselage with the bodies inside will I think that this flight hit the drink.
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Iewiew
Ivan Warrington 1
I don't buy it! No datatag, no part no. That just can't be. Could it have been dumped onto the ocean by boat and left to be found??? My theory is that it tucked under the Indian Air flight that was in the same area and is now in the Middle East.

By the way, did they ever find the other 777 that has been missing?
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MrTommy
MrTommy 1
I guess it was about time to start 'leaking' some 'evidence' of the plane's final demise. I guess I just don't trust ANY governments anymore (if I EVER did . . .).
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RECOR10
RECOR10 2
I got some super tasty Kool Aid...here, have a cup...its "grape"...yummy (note: I have never ever had a "grape drink that tasted anything like any grape I have ever eaten)
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