If emotions prevent one from looking into possible conspiracies, then that's a logical fallacy.
And, as I said,.... I don't care about the logical fallacy. I care about the humans who were involved in this and other tragedies and whose deaths and losses you mock.
You apparently think this kind of crap is cute, as it seems to entertain you to come up with a ludicrous and tasteless (if not downright disgusting, depending on one's personal tolerance levels) alt dot history of tragic events that include accusing victims as being part of of conspiracy.
This accident is fresh. It just happened. Fog of war, and all that. There are always conflicting reports.
> The MY government reports the plane missing at 2:40 am
> The plane left the radar screens at around 1:25 am
OMG!! Conspiracy! No. It's just the official version of things because the aircraft was being passed off to HCM air control, apparently around 1:25 and after they couldn't locate it anywhere, HCM reported it missing an hour later, first (quite probably) thinking that there was an error somewhere.
The head of Malaysian Airlines reported that time because that's when they first truly realized they had a problem.
> The navy and air search is reported to be in the Gulf of Thailand.
> Wait, they've said they're checking the South China Sea.
OMG!!! Conspiracy! No. The Gulf of Thailand/Gulf of Siam has a loosey goosey "border" with the South China Sea. The area to search for wreckage or would encompass that gray area.
It's sundown over here, so they're not doing any searching other than electronic, right now. Let them do their stuff.
(Folks, over on RT comments.... "It was probably a mid-air collision with one of Obama's drones." Anders is almost a sweetie.)