MH-370 Military Drone and Satellite Imagery

[KKLoco]

Okay, I know this has been posted in the past. I myself for many years, have discounted it as far too fantastical. However, I randomly came across this relatively new video / analysis of the incident, and I do believe it deserves further review. In the video, we have two separate filmings of the event. One from a satellite, an one from a military drone. Both show orbs teleporting the aircraft from separate angles and vantage points. Supposedly, the military drone video was leaked by a military insider, and they sent him to jail for 9 years for it. I encourage you to watch the video in its entirety. And again, I know this seems WAY out there. The man in the video believes this is Lockheed Martin technology, and he gives his reasons why he believes this. If this is real, it changes EVERYTHING.

[Owlwatcher]

MH 370 was ditched somewhere near the island of Diego Garcia. It was seen flying west over the Maldives at a very low altitude.

[Zaphod58]

Considering that the satellite in question is most likely a communications relay satellite (SDS, which is designed to relay imagery from other satellites) with no optical capability, that was launched after MH370 vanished that would be impressive as hell.

[Playswithmachine]

Ashton bloody Forbes, what a grifter. Not even a good one.
He is so petty & childish. He even doxxed Dave Farina & threatened him & his family for exposing his BS, what a nice guy!

But he has a huge following on YT, i was amazed to see all the peeps gushing over him when he did the 'demystify Sci' podcast.
They are a bunch of gullible jerks too. You see the same names cropping up, like Eric Weinstein, Avi Loeb, etc.

I keep prodding them, and i get tons of backlash for it. I am enjoying every minute of it.
One has to make a stand, stand up for what is right and true, and none of their stuff is.
Deny ignorance, and keep bashing these delusional scammers!

I've seen it all, nothing surprises me anymore, except the amount of people falling for this BS.
They even have some guy working on the Searl device, something i spent 10 years on, and concluded that it was most likely a scam, but a very good one as scams go i might add.
Then it's nuclear diamond batteries, carbon capture from the air, solid hydrogen fuel cells. I've seen them all.

Even my own work on antigravity & fusion has been called a scam.
But there is one subtle difference. I am not trying to sell anything, get funding or publicity. I fund everything myself, i don't do interviews or podcasts. I am just trying to see if it is feasable. How is that a scam?

But Forbes is one of the worst, the most toxic scammers i've seen in a while, and when people like that get a big crowd behind them, well, we've seen what happened with Trump!