Did Malaysian Airlines MH370 land in Kazakhstan, everyone still alive? updated

UPDATE 3/26/14 5:51pm CST: I found another video on Youtube with the relevant transcript of the caller to C2CAM show detailing info on Malaysia Airlines MH370 conspiracy (http://youtu.be/_MOcrKMpzOI posted by Black Gnostic)

UDATE 3/26/14 5:30pm CST: to the readers, I just learned the relevant Youtube video I posted below that carried a transcript of the C2CAM show on 3/20/14 where a caller revealed classified verified info on Malaysia Airlines MH370 was now marked 'private' and no longer accessible publicly. I will try to get another link to the show.
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More to the truth than meets the eye...

In a story I came across the web concerning the as of yet missing flight - that it was hijacked and flown to Kazakstan or showhere in the Indian Ocean going south according to the Prime Minister of Malaysia. He contends that the Boeing 777-200ER had 8 hours of fuel on board and these two locations are the only possible locations due to the fuel range.

image courtesy of DailyMail

At first, going on a southern route, not much options for a landing so I thought go north-west made sense but would have been instantly tracked on radar. What most people don`t know or realize is that it is some of the most heavily radared areas in the world. I also thought hmm Kazakhstan, a country with almost no mention the media for anything except for military bases by U.S. and NATO forces for Afghanistan is fairly interesting.

BUT...then as an avid listener to the Coast to Coast AM show with George Noory, on the 3/20/14 show, a caller revealed some DAMNING info on the MH370 missing flight that made some sense and may make the story of landing in Kazakhstan true:

The caller, John called from Vancover Island to C2CAM on 3/20/14 speaking with George Noory revealed info from a confirmed CIA-NSA joint investigation Excaliber 19 satellite.

He contended first, that if the pilot was suicidal, he wouldn`t have gone to extraordinary lengths to disengage the radar locations beacons.

Also stated that the FBI had decoded and retrieved the deleted computer files from the pilot`s home flight simulator as already reported, they have come to realize, that the simulator was programmed to land on a desert sandy surface. Goes on to say the NSA has a real time satellite that makes "Google Earth look like a tinker toy" that followed the aircraft all a long and tracked its landing to 49km NW of Kazakhstan.

Is this why Kazakhstan is being used as SAR (search and rescue) staging point even though the government stated they had no radar traces of MH370?

He said the pilots are alive, believed to be used as hostages at a later time, to obtain their own means and cash. The passengers are also said to be alive and kept in a warehouse, "they used to obtain their means by bartering cash and release of their own hostages being held detained in Guantanamo Bay."

John said this is classified info, from a verified source, and legally obtained info where a "whistleblower has verified the deleted info from the pilot`s flight simulator was that of a flight simulation to land on a desert sand surface."

This surely is huge news making the the announcement of Kazakhstan as a SAR staging point all to well coincidental but a cover for a rescue op? But it also begs the question, who would have the resources to pull something off? The government of Kazakhstan, or unknown groups beyond government control? The logistical issues of housing passengers, food, security and such are not simple matters especially in this day and age. Our birds in the sky would have picked anything up in that part of the world.

But to be objective, news reports came out of a Malaysian woman claiming to have seen an airliner in the water by the Andaman islands while aboard a flight from Jeddah to Kuala Lumpur that very day when MH370 went missing. She filed a police report that very day after landing and learning a airliner was missing. Her sighting was 5 days before the search area was expanded to its location. But pilots and skeptics have scorned her along with in-flight stewards and fellow passengers as the plane was too high up to see anything. However she contends she saw a silver object in the shape of an aircraft on the water.

Who knows if this is all true. We all hope sincerely that the people are in fact alive and are rescued to meet their families God willing.

-RSA
March 21, 2014 0551CST

Related info:
--Malaysian Airlines is Hijacked and landed in Kazakhstan? - Bubblenews.com March 17, 2014
--Malaysia Airlines MH350 conspiracy - C2CAM March 20, 2014 show - posted by Black Gnostic
--Missing MH370: Kazakhstan for SAR staging point - The Sun Daily March 21, 2014
--Malaysian woman 'saw MH370 in water near Andaman Islands' - Daily Mail 3/21/2014

C2CAM 3/20/2014 show:

Malaysia Flight MH370 conspiracy Coast to Coast am
Published on Mar 21, 2014 Black Gnostic

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NSA whistleblowers: Government spying on every single American (RT NEWS)

RT NEWS
July 25, 2012

image credit: Reuters/Jason Reed

The TSA, DHS and countless other security agencies have been established to keep America safe from terrorist attacks in post-9/11 America. How far beyond that does the feds’ reach really go, though?

The attacks September 11, 2001, were instrumental in enabling the US government to establish counterterrorism agencies to prevent future tragedies. Some officials say that they haven’t stopped there, though, and are spying on everyone in America — all in the name of national security.

Testimonies delivered in recent weeks by former employees of the National Security Agency suggest that the US government is granting itself surveillance powers far beyond what most Americans consider the proper role of the federal government.

In an interview broadcast on Current TV’s “Viewpoint” program on Monday, former NSA Technical Director William Binney commented on the government’s policy of blanket surveillance, alongside colleagues Thomas Drake and Kirk Wiebe, the agency's respective former Senior Official and Senior Analyst.

The interview comes on the heels of a series of speeches given by Binney, who has quickly become better known for his whistleblowing than his work with the NSA. In their latest appearance this week, though, the three former staffers suggested that America’s spy program is much more dangerous than it seems.

In an interview with “Viewpoint” host Eliot Spitzer, Drake said there was a “key decision made shortly after 9/11, which began to rapidly turn the United States of America into the equivalent of a foreign nation for dragnet blanket electronic surveillance.”

These powers have previously defended by claims of national security necessity, but Drake says that it doesn’t stop there. He warns that the government is giving itself the power to gather intel on every American that could be used in future prosecutions unrelated to terrorism.
“When you open up the Pandora’s Box of just getting access to incredible amounts of data, for people that have no reason to be put under suspicion, no reason to have done anything wrong, and just collect all that for potential future use or even current use, it opens up a real danger — and to what else what they could use that data for, particularly when it’s all being hidden behind the mantle of national security,” Drake said.

Although Drake’s accusations seem astounding, they corroborate allegations made by Binney only a week earlier. Speaking at the Hackers On Planet Earth conference in New York City earlier this month, Binney addressed a room of thousands about the NSA’s domestic spying efforts. But in a candid interview with journalist Geoff Shively during HOPE, the ex-NSA official candidly revealed the full extent of the surveillance program.

“Domestically, they're pulling together all the data about virtually every U.S. citizen in the country and assembling that information, building communities that you have relationships with, and knowledge about you; what your activities are; what you're doing. So the government is accumulating that kind of information about every individual person and it's a very dangerous process,” Binney said.

Drake and Binney’s statements follow the revelation that law enforcement officers collected cell phone records on 1.3 million Americans in 2011. More news articles are emerging every day suggesting that the surveillance of Americans — off-the-radar and under wraps — is growing at an exponential rate.