The world and academics were as awed with the vanishing of the Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 as they were astounded and taken unawares by the 9/11 tragedy. It is impossible to conjecture how a giant metal bus could without explanation disappear as if the setting had been taking directly from the The Originals famed fiction.
The global denizens are very much aware that things don’t just disappear out of existence without a trace or explanation. The world is now techno-bureaucratic which points to one thing; THERE MUST AND IS AN EXPLANATION TO EVERYTHING. Well, that proposition was defeated by whoever captained the Malaysia Airlines Flight 370.
By the stroke of good fortune, since the disappearance has made a fib of the world’s greatest minds who could offer no explanation for the happen, netocrats and the paranoid class of our world population have provided some pretty plush suggestions that could throw more light on the last years’ weirdest new story.
Theorists have it that Pitbull, American celeb may have had some clues as to the disappearance of the plane and had sought to foreworn the world populace. He being a Miami-based rapper decided to carry his caution through what he does best; musician. His 2012 smashing hit- “Get it started” has been the theme for deep scrutiny for recent times. The song possesses such
Yes, the Miami-based rapper’s 2012 smash hit “Get It Started” has come under scrutiny for such implicating lyrics such as “Now it’s off to Malaysia” and “Two passports, three cities, two countries, one day.”
Listverse says “Conspiracy theorists claim that the two passports mentioned refer to two Iranian passengers subsequently found to have been traveling on stolen passports. The three cities are supposedly the capitals of Malaysia, Vietnam, and China. Some amateur detectives have even claimed that “No Ali, No Frasier, but for now off to Malaysia” refers to one of the Iranians—even though neither of them were named Ali (or Frazier).”