Bekas Perdana Menteri Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad hari ini berkata
media antarabangsa tidak sepatutnya mengkritik Malaysia dan syarikat
penerbangan nasionalnya berhubung cara mereka menangani kehilangan pesawat
penerbangan MH370.
"Memang mudah untuk mengkritik tetapi kita menghadapi satu
keadaan yang tidak pernah dialami oleh mana-mana negara di dunia.
"Jika anda kata Malaysia gagal (menangani kehilangan pesawat
ini), itu bermakna Amerika Syarikat, New Zealand, Australia, Singapura dan
negara-negara lain (yang membantu usaha mencari dan menyelamat) juga gagal,
kenapa anda tidak menyalahkan mereka juga," katanya kepada pemberita
selepas menjadi anggota panel dalam program Siri Bicara Profesional bersama Tun
Dr Mahathir di Universiti Teknologi Mara (UiTM) di sini.
Pesawat Boeing 777-200ER yang sedang dalam penerbangan ke Beijing
dengan 227 penumpang dan 12 anak kapal hilang daripada imbasan radar, kira-kira
sejam setelah berlepas dari Lapangan Terbang Antarabangsa Kuala Lumpur pada
12.41 pagi Sabtu.
Pesawat itu sepatutnya mendarat di Beijing pada 6.30 pagi hari
yang sama.
Sementara itu, Dr Mahathir berkata misi mencari dan menyelamat
pesawat itu dikendalikan dengan baik oleh pihak berkuasa Malaysia.
Dr Mahathir berkata beliau telah melawat anggota keluarga
penumpang penerbangan itu dan keperluan mereka dijaga dengan baik oleh Malaysia
Airlines, kerana mereka juga memenuhi permintaan untuk menjaga sehingga lima
orang bagi setiap keluarga.
Sementara itu, beliau menasihatkan orang ramai supaya tidak
mengadakan sebarang teori berhubung operasi mencari dan menyelamat bagi
mengesan pesawat itu kerana ia tidak membantu keadaan.
"Dapatkan fakta dan jangan kita suka membuat teori, ia tidak
membantu sesiapapun," katanya.
Dalam perkembangan, Dr Mahathir menolak laporan yang menyatakan
bahawa bahawa beliau meletak jawatan sebagai penasihat Proton.
Sebelum itu, Dr Mahathir melancarkan portal alumni UiTM.
4:22 AM
DAJAL betullah si DALANG-DUA-MUKA plg. MERBAHAYA, iaitu CIA (yg. sebenarnya diKUASAI ZIONIS/ISRAEL) – begitu galak MENUDUH juruterbang Islam/Melayu kita kononnya mungkin bunuh diri! Kem. Luar patut BANTAH tuduhan si KAPIR DAJAL ni – lihat di http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2578020/Why-cellphones-missing-Malaysian-Airlines-passengers-ringing-Family-members-claim-loved-ones-smartphones-active.html:
Did pilot commit SUICIDE? CIA boss says it is one theory agency is looking at as Malaysian police say they are carrying out psychological profiles of everyone on plane
By James Nye and Amanda Williams and Richard Shears
11 March 2014
Authorities are investigating the possibility that the pilot of the missing Malaysian Airlines flight MH 370 committed suicide, the director of the CIA has revealed.
John Brennan, head of the US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), said: 'I think you cannot discount any theory', when asked if it was possible the pilot deliberately crashed the Boeing 777………
Tapi TAK pula si DAJAL CIA ni nak tuduh bekas tentera dr. New Zealand ni, yg. berikan cincin kahwin dan jam tangan pd. isterinya sebelum penerbangan – saya syak dia direkrut jadi ejen CIA-Mossad setelah rumahnya musnah dlm. kejadian gempabumi di Christchurch; dan mungkin dia sempat parachute keluar dari MAS tersebut, selepas menjlnkan misinya (disyaki misi DAJAL bagi bagi pihak CIA-Mossad). Sebab gaya dia seolah nak bunuh diri atau mulakan hidup dgn. ID baru – kan ejen CIA-Mossad (barat-Zionis) boleh buat apa saja! Lihat di
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2578358/Husband-gave-wedding-ring-watch-wife-boarding-missing-flight-MH370-case-happen-him.html:
Agony of the wife whose husband gave her his wedding ring and watch before boarding missing flight MH370 'in case something should happen to him'
• Paul Weeks was on the missing flight as he made his way to new job
• Before leaving he had taken 'lots of photos' of his family, his wife has said
• She said he left her his wedding ring and watch in case something happened
• She has said she 'can't give up hope... I would love him to walk through that door'
By James Rush
11 March 2014
Mechanical engineer Paul Weeks, 39, of Perth, Australia, was on the flight as he made his way to his first shift in a fly-in fly-out job.
His wife Danica has revealed how he left the objects with her to give to their two boys if something was to happen to him……
She told 9News National in Perth: '(He said) "If something should happen to me then the wedding ring should go to the first son that gets married and then the watch to the second".'
The former soldier, who was born in New Zealand, moved his young family to Perth after their home in Christchurch was devastated by earthquakes…..
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