Other theories about missing Malaysian Airlines flight

The very fact that Malaysian authorities are fighting tooth and nail to prevent the release of relevant documents indicates there could well be something big to hide.
What is no longer discussed is the statement a few days following 370’s disappearance by a top Malaysian govt official that certain aspects of the plane’s disappearance could not be released due to their “sensitivity”. The location where the plane “vanished” is covered by Indonesian and Thai military defence radars and by civilian air traffic radar discussed below. The radars all give location and height, even with a transponder switched OFF.
There’s 2 further theories other to the ‘official one’.. crashing in the deepest part of the Indian Ocean’. On the site forbiddenknowledgetv we can find the active, civilian air traffic radar map that shows the flight.  The map’s sidebar shows that the plane made a sharp turn in one direction, then in the other, but not back. It then made an extremely rapid, (physically impossible) descent to sea level, shot forward at great speed and vanished from radar.  Of interest here is that on the same active civilian map is the ‘target’ of a large UFO travelling at approximately 3,000kmh and stopping in the top right hand corner of the map. Also of interest is that at the time MH370 vanished,
a NZ oil driller in the South China Sea, saw a ‘flare’ in the sky in the direction of the vanishing plane.
The other theory, (well documented on the Internet) is that MH370 was hijacked by remote auto-pilot take-over, a decades old technology, and flown to Diego Garcia. Allegedly an IBM employee, a US citizen sent an iPhone message (he had 2 phones and had hidden one), saying that they had landed in Diego Garcia and was held captive. It’s also alleged that miniature ultra high-tech defence equipment was on board going from a Malaysian factory to China, and accompanied by a team of scientists.
It will interesting to see whether Malaysian authorities release the data, before it is ‘accidentally lost or erased’, and to which possibility the released documents point.
Thomas
Phuket