Malaysia Airlines 777 Disappears: 239 on board.

That link doesn't work but I assume you're talking about Ashton Forbes?

I've been seeing this guy pop up in my X feed for the last while (My X feed is basically nothing except Knicks and Tottenham stuff and then he pops up without me even following him because I've been talking **** to his supporters in comments for the last few months before bed lol), I think him and his entire following are a bunch of clowns for thinking it's possible to teleport a boeing 777. It's like they need to take a step back and think about what they're trying to claim is happening in the video, and then you immediately realise you're an idiot.

That being said, his recent findings where him and all his cronies are claiming they've found actual proof that the video is indeed real and some technology called Gorgon Stare. I think they're saying it's been literally proven that it's a specific version of whatever this tech is. What I'm curious about is that, if this video is in fact real and the exact technology he's claiming it is, then what's happening in the video? Because there's no way that it's a boeing 777 disappearing or being teleported in mid air.

I was surprised when I searched 'MH370 twoplustwo' on google that there wasn't recent discussion about this. If there's another thread I'm missing that I should've posted this in, then my apologies.

And to be as clear as possible, I'm not trying to stir up conspiracy theories. That's not me at all, quite the opposite. I was literally laughing at him nightly as a form of comedy entertainment up until 2 days ago. Still more than skeptical about this, but I really thought his 5 or so minute gorgon stare video is quite interesting. I also noticed how all his 'haters', 'debunkers', etc all somehow disappeared in the comments of these recent videos. Went from there being plenty of them to basically none at all. I'm interested to see what critics who actually understand this type of stuff have to say about how he's wrong in this specific angle.

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5 min video on X: https://x.com/JustXAshton/status/1921788...

Last nights livestream on youtube that I didn't pay too much attention too bc was watching Knicks at same time: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hrrlrggV...

I have been occasionally pulling up his stuff at night for a bit over a year now, literally just laughing at him and his following up until these 2 videos. And I can assure you his comments never looked like this before. The haters are basically disappeared and all his comments are basically victory/celebration (which is quite weird). I still know it's impossible to teleport a plane, which is common sense, so even if it's factually proven that's a real video from the USAF as he's claiming, I do still understand it's impossible to teleport a B777 or make it disappear into thin air. I Just don't know what to think about the video if it's proven to be genuine, which it seems like it may have been already. Unless I'm missing something, which is definitely possible because I'm just a random idiot.

What are you asking if speculative or not?

I don't think the path is speculative at all. I've looked at MH370 regularly for the entire 11 years. The plane definitively flew to the southern indian ocean. There's factual proof of that with the pings. Anyone claiming the inmarsat pings aren't proof are just clowns. You cannot manipulate data like that.

If you're talking about the murder/suicide theory...I mean it depends. As far as I would say, there's not really any big 'mystery' to MH370 like some people think there is, it's just that most people don't want to accuse someone (captain Zaharie) of things so serious without literal proof. But what happened to the plane is kind of obvious and has been for a long time.

(edit: added in location) The location would just be somewhere near the last ping, give or take however much potential distance in the last however many mins it could have been flying plus drifting or whatever. There's been certain 'scientists' like some aussie guy or kiwi guy especially who claimed they knew the literal exact location down to exact coordinates, where the plane hit the water. I think that's pretty far fetched, I mean how could you know that? But approximate location...yes I think that's known and not speculative. The plane definitely flew to the SIO and it 100% for sure was the aircraft causing the inmarsat pings.