Dutch MH17 report 'militarised' Russia shut out of investigation Tony Gosling on RT

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Channel: Public Enquiry · 2015 · News & Politics

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PROPAGANDA
BBC 'what do we know' report lists six airlines overflying MH17 Donetsk war zone in July 2014
but ignores at least seven other airlines, including British Airways, that diverted all their aircraft round the Eastern Ukraine war zone
Why has the BBC only told us one side of the story - the weaker side - and not the stronger fact that most airlines - including the bigger ones were flying ROUND Ukraine not through it at the time?
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-28357880

Why was MH17 flying through a war zone where 10 aircraft have been shot down?
https://www.rt.com/op-edge/173788-malaysian-plane-crash-ukraine/

Dutch MH17 report
The double tragedy here is the investigation has been hijacked.
Aviation safety has a very good record but it relies on proper investigations.
This Dutch investigation is being conducted by authorities in a NATO country. NATO is one of the participants in the Ukraine conflict. Other governments represented in the investigation are Belgium, Australia and Ukraine. Malaysia was only included AFTER a deal had been signed restricting what the Malaysians were allowed to do or say with the evidence.
No autopsy has been made public of the pilot Wam Amran nor of his copilot.
Neither the contents of the black box nor the cockpit voice recorder have been made public.
Like Iran Air and Lockerbie in 1988 this MH17 investigation is being politicised and militarised so lessons are unlikely to have been learned
This investigation not proper - July 
BACKGROUND
8000 killed and 18000 wounded so far in Ukraine conflict
Evidence of Buk missile - inconclusive
MH17 was inexplicably diverted from its usual course by Kiev ATC 2000 feet down and 300 miles North, TOWARDS the war zone where ten aircraft had already been shot down.
In July 2015 there was an attempt to begin an international UN tribunal but Russia vetoed move because it wasn't sufficiently represented.
FAMILIES of nearly 300 victims, under the Montreal Convention, should be entitled to $180,000 compensation but have only been offered $10,000 by Malaysian Airlines and have been given a deadline of This Thursday to accept the much reduced offer.
ALSO far-right Ukrainian defence secretary Andriy Parubiy, Andriy Volodymyrovych Parubiy, resigned three weeks after the downing of MH17 with no explanation so were forces under his command involved? 
http://www.911forum.org.uk/board/viewtopic.php?t=22393&start=120

Pro-Russian separatists handed over the plane's "black box" flight recorders to Malaysian investigators, who in turn passed them on to Dutch authorities.
The recorders - actually coloured a deep orange to aid discovery - store key technical information about the flight as well as conversations in the cockpit.
According to the Dutch Safety Board, the flight data recorder showed that "all engine parameters were normal for cruise flight" until the recording "stopped abruptly at 13.20:03 hrs".
No spoken warnings were found on the cockpit voice recorder.
The Dutch investigators also said there was no evidence that the flight recorders had been tampered with.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-28357880

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