What is that in the water?

[Salvatore356]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Aow2ErSP3dQ Where is that plane.

 

[Radioactive]

The vid is from Jan 2013, over a year ago. What plane are you asking about?

 

[rtribble]

"The Telegraph" published this video purporting it to be of a boat searching for the missing aircraft, it was very bad journalism and has since been removed from their site.

 

[Reel Antsy]

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"The Telegraph" published this video purporting it to be of a boat searching for the missing aircraft, it was very bad journalism and has since been removed from their site.

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I'd say...

 

[Pigmeister]

Looks like ship vs. hurricane to me.

 

[Stephen]

I left my flip-flops on deck. Can you go get them for me?

 

[vided]

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"The Telegraph" published this video purporting it to be of a boat searching for the missing aircraft, it was very bad journalism and has since been removed from their site.

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sounds like something msnbc (all the news fit to manipulate) would do

 

[rtribble]

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"The Telegraph" published this video purporting it to be of a boat searching for the missing aircraft, it was very bad journalism and has since been removed from their site.
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sounds like something msnbc (all the news fit to manipulate) would do

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MSNBC comentary Leans to the left and Fox comentary leans to the right, that's why I watch both with a grain of salt and CNN for balanced reporting.

 

[speedo]

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"The Telegraph" published this video purporting it to be of a boat searching for the missing aircraft, it was very bad journalism and has since been removed from their site.
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sounds like something msnbc (all the news fit to manipulate) would do

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No, let John Stewart make sense of it!

MSNBC comentary Leans to the left and Fox comentary leans to the right, that's why I watch both with a grain of salt and CNN for balanced reporting.

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[rtribble]

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Originally posted by rtribble

"The Telegraph" published this video purporting it to be of a boat searching for the missing aircraft, it was very bad journalism and has since been removed from their site.
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sounds like something msnbc (all the news fit to manipulate) would do

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MSNBC comentary Leans to the left and Fox comentary leans to the right, that's why I watch both with a grain of salt and CNN for balanced reporting.

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No, Let John Stewart make sense of it.

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http://www.eonline.com/news/524771/...snbc-coverage-of-malaysia-airlines-flight-370

 

[GeeBee]

Oh yeah, CNN for balanced reporting. Don Lemon saying MH370 may have flown into a black hole and Anderson Cooper with his "psychic". That is what you call balanced? More like "mentally unbalanced". As a Captain of "heavies" with over 25,000 hours few networks got it right, but CNN is by far the worst. I did not mention, they got Mary Schiavo as their "expert". She is the laughing stock of every airline pilot in the world.

 

[Gregory S]

CNN for balanced reporting. Not surprised Rtribble.

 

[Billylll]

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CNN for balanced reporting. Not surprised Rtribble.

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I echo other's sentiments about CNN being balanced, "Not". As for Jon Stewart he's a comedian.
Let's get this to NBR where it belongs.....
Bill

 

[stmbtwle]

I don't think ANY of them are "balanced", they each have their agenda and "report" accordingly. Pick one, or none, or watch them all and try to find the middle ground.

As to where the plane is, I have no idea, but I wouldn't be surprised if it turns up on a mountainside somewhere. I have a suspicion that that radar target the military picked up was a different plane.