Malaysian Government Denies Any Jihadists Have Been Arrested

Earlier today, I posted that the Malaysian government was "still not cooperating".

It's worse than that.

They're in full denial.

Not surprising when the "god" of Islam is "The greatest of all Deceivers", the Father of Lies.

Truth is a foreign concept to the Islamic world.

From the Daily Record:

Malaysia's police chief has denied that arrests of 11 militants is linked to the disappearance of flight MH370. 

Various news outlets reported that the suspects, aged between 22 and 25, had links to al Qaeda. 

Khalid Bakar, General of Police, said: "There is absolutely no connection between the arrests and the MH370."

Again, FUCK ISLAM.

Malaysian Airlines (and Malaysian Government) Still Not Fully Cooperating With U.S. In Probe of What Happened to MH370

From the Daily Mail:

1) Interrogations came after demands from agencies including FBI and MI6 

2) Manifest revealed presence of consignment but did not reveal its contents 

3) Airline has admitted 200kg of lithium batteries was among the items 

4) It refused to say what else, citing 'legal reason' related to 'ongoing' probe

What is it, almost two months later, and Malaysian "authorities" are still not taking this seriously.

A mystery surrounding the cargo being carried by the missing Malaysian Airlines plane emerged on Friday when it was discovered that it had been loaded with items not specified on the manifest. 

The aircraft was carrying 4.566 tonnes of mangosteens - an exotic fruit - and a shipment of lithium batteries, which were part of a separate consignment. 

The batteries weighed 200kg, but that separate consignment totalled 2.453 tonnes. So what was being carried to make up the 2.253 tonnes in that separate shipment? 

Questions have been raised as Malaysia Airlines said it will close assistance centres in Beijing and Kuala Lumpur for the families of the 239 passengers and crew on board the Boeing 777-200ER jet. 

The mystery was sparked by a spokesman for the company that shipped the batteries telling a Malaysian newspaper that he would not reveal what the remaining 2.253 tonnes of cargo were. 

'I cannot reveal more because of the ongoing investigations,' the spokesman told The Star newspaper. 

'We have been told by our legal advisers not to talk about it.' The spokesman said he could not even name the company which manufactured the batteries, insisting that the matter was confidential. 

Questioned about the fact that a mystery cargo was not stated in the manifest, Malaysian Airlines told the paper that the rest of the consignment was 'radio accessories and chargers.'  

A statement from the airline said that the freight not specified had been 'declared as radio accessories', despite there being no reference to this in the manifest released publicly last Thursday. 

What the manifest does say is that NNR Global shipped 133 pieces of one item weighing 1.99 tonnes and 67 pieces of another item weighing 463kg for a total 'consolidated weight' of 2.453 tonnes. 

Just how many lithium batteries had been loaded, or their weight, are not specified in the manifest, although Malaysian Airlines boss Ahmad Yahya told a media conference in Kuala Lumpur on March 24 that the batteries weighed a total of 200kg. 

What the manifest does say, in respect of the lithium batteries, is that 'the package must be handled with care and that a flammability hazard exists if the package is damaged. 'Special procedures must be followed in the event the package is damaged, to include inspection and repacking if necessary.'

11 jihadists arrested on suspicion of involvement in disappearance of MH370

From Jihad Watch:

Maybe these arrests will lead to the discovery of the plane, and to the revelation of what really happened when it disappeared. Note also the unexplained cargo — it would seem likely that whatever was in there was tied to the plane’s disappearance, and may be involved in its reappearance if it is somewhere being. 

Nearly two months after the Beijing-bound plane vanished soon after take-off from Kuala Lumpur, no trace has been found despite a huge sea search costing hundreds of millions of pounds. It is thought to have crashed into the Indian Ocean with 239 people on board. 

An officer with the Counter Terrorism Division of Malaysian Special Branch said yesterday the arrests had heightened suspicion that the flight’s disappearance may have been an act of terrorism. 

‘The possibility that the plane was diverted by militants is still high on the list and international investigators have asked for a comprehensive report on this new terror group,’ the officer said. 

In interviews conducted so far, some suspects have admitted planning ‘sustained terror campaigns’ in Malaysia but denied being involved in the disappearance of the airliner, he added. 

Osama Bin Laden’s son-in-law, Saajid Badat, a British-born Muslim from Gloucester, said he had been instructed at a terrorist training camp in Afghanistan to give a shoe bomb to the Malaysians. 

He said: ‘I gave one of my shoes to the Malaysians. I think it was to access the cockpit.’ Badat, who spoke via video link and is in hiding in the UK, told the New York court the Malaysian plot was being masterminded by Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, the principal architect of 9/11. 

A mystery surrounding the cargo being carried by the missing Malaysian Airlines plane emerged on Friday when it was discovered that it had been loaded with items not specified on the manifest. 

The aircraft was carrying 4.566 tonnes of mangosteens – an exotic fruit – and a shipment of lithium batteries, which were part of a separate consignment. The batteries weighed 200kg, but that separate consignment totalled 2.453 tonnes. 

So what was being carried to make up the 2.253 tonnes in that separate shipment? Questions have been raised as Malaysia Airlines said it will close assistance centres in Beijing and Kuala Lumpur for the families of the 239 passengers and crew on board the Boeing 777-200ER jet.

MISSING #MH370: Retired Lt. Col. Thomas McInerney Says Plane Landed in Pakistan

Last week, retired United States Air Force Gen. Thomas McInerney speculated that the missing Malaysian passenger airliner had been flown to South Asia where it could be used as a delivery vehicle for nuclear explosives by terrorist actors.

On Tuesday, McInerney repeated the claim on Hannity:

“I think we’re going to see in the next 24 to 48 hours that the Malaysian government may break it. The Pakistani government isn’t saying anything. And why should they? Because it means they’re complicit.”