Not sure about Santa

[Warbler]

What I don't understand is that if NORAD can really track Santa over Australia (and I have my doubts they can) but let's give them the benefit and assume they can, why couldn't they track flight MH370?

We need to know

 

[icebreaker]

But they did track MH370 !
They tracked it heading to the huge but secretive airbase at Diego Garcia, and then shot it down in the belief that it had been hijacked and was on a 9/11-inspired suicide attack.

And anyone who doesn't believe that Norad can track Santa's progress is a negativist. :thumbsdown:

 

[Warbler]

Which set me wondering what code Santa must squawk. I mean he flies into some pretty dangerous airspace. I can only assume that no one on Diego Garcia gets christmas presents

If it was on a suicide mission (MH370 not Santa) then I don't really see why they couldn't admit it. Are they still looking for it?

 

[dvds2000]

According to the well respected newspaper who never ever makes lies up to sell papers, they know what happened

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...terror-attack-claims-former-airline-boss.html

 

[Warbler]

Even by their standards turning an American shoots down civil airliner story, into a, secretive Chinese government mistreats their own citizens story, takes some doing. I suppose the Daily Express would blame the inertia shown by Portugese police though

Still not sure what Santa's role is though. Perhaps the American's are using him as a cover for rendition flights