EP 212: The Plane Portal with Ashton Forbes - Blurry Creatures

Narrative Challenges

Ashton Forbes challenges the official narratives surrounding the disappearance of Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370. He argues that the lack of debris and black box signals contradicts the claim that the plane crashed in the South Indian Ocean 1. Forbes highlights the inconsistencies in the official story, suggesting that the narrative of pilot suicide and the crash location are not supported by evidence 2. He also questions the fabricated flight paths used by authorities to support their theories, pointing out that these paths do not align with the actual flight data 3.

There's no way we wouldn't see a 777 crashing into the ocean. We didn't. The official search literally finds no, nothing.

--- Ashton Forbes

Forbes emphasizes the need for transparency and honesty in the investigation, criticizing the obfuscation of radar and satellite data 1.

   

Eyewitness Insights

Eyewitness accounts add another layer of complexity to the MH370 mystery. Forbes mentions a B777 fire suppression device found in the Maldives, which was excluded from the search, raising questions about the thoroughness of the investigation 4. He also references sightings by islanders who reported seeing a low-flying jumbo jet, suggesting the plane might have been transported elsewhere on Earth rather than disappearing entirely 4.

There was even a sighting early in the morning that claimed to be at 615 am by, like, I think half a dozen or more islanders who see this jumbo jet flying so low.

--- Ashton Forbes

Luke Rodgers and Forbes discuss the possibility of human intervention, considering the presence of scientists on board and the potential motives behind such an event 5.