When the plane was attacked, destroyed and hundreds of people were killed, the “Western” media immediately pointed finger at Putin’s Russia, without any shred of evidence.
“It was Russia’s Buk missile!” so went the hysteria.
The plane’s cockpit area is riddled with bullet (or canon many be the right term) holes. Somebody shot at the cockpit area of the passenger plane to KILL the pilots from the same altitude.
The Buk missile behaves entirely differently. It explodes ahead of a targeted plane and sends off thousands and thousands of small shrapnel through it.
Hillary Clinton said, it was a Russian weapon. Amazingly, she can’t tell any truth without a lie. (ALL Ukrainian weaponry is Russian made.)
The canon fire on the photo can only come from a Ukrainian Sukhoi (not MiG) which cannot fly at a very high altitude, thus the Malaysian plane had been instructed to lower its altitude before the attack.
And exactly on the same day, Netaniyahu’s massacre of Gaza began, which sure enough went little reported because the world was preoccupied with this attack on a civilian plane over Ukraine. Coincidence?
I would need a higher resolution photo, but it looks like the metal is flaying out and not bent in. If the metal is flaying out that seems to me that it would be linked closer to an internal explosion.
There would have been no strategic benefit to anyone by downing the plane in the manner that you suggest. Even if it was to create a distraction (as you suggest) why not use a better distraction like an oil spill where people won’t be looking to start a war over the answers they find?
Air Defense Artillery can easily knock a defenseless bird out of the sky.
“Ukrainian forces captured Vladimir Tsemach June 27… in the Donetsk People’s Republic in eastern Ukraine. Tsemach, 58, is believed to have been the commander of a Russian-backed air defense unit when MH17 was shot down on July 17, 2014.”
It’s also possible that the Cleveland Browns were behind it, since they have a lot of free time on their hands and need to be kept busy doing other things.
