BREAKING : AIRASIA CEO DUMPED SHARES DAYS BEFORE FLIGHT DISAPPEARED

Move prompts speculation Tony Fernandes had prior knowledge; an immediate investigation into this is called for - NO WORD ON THIS FROM SO-CALLED "MAINSTREAM MEDIA" as CNN deviant Richard Quest bends over backwards attempts to shill for, paint Fernandez as "humanitarian"    

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By Paul Joseph Watson

12/29/2014

AirAsia CEO Tony Fernandes dumped 944,800 shares in Tune Insurance Holdings Bhd, the organization that provides travel insurance for AirAsia passengers, just days before the disappearance of Flight QZ8501.

Fernandes

On December 26, the Malaysian Insider reported that Fernandes, the founder of Tune Group Sdn Bhd which owns AirAsia, had sold a total of 944,800 shares in Tune Insurance Holdings Bhd, with 850,000 shares being dumped on December 22, and the other 94,800 being sold the day after.

According to its official website, Tune Insurance Holdings Bhd is “an insurance product manager” for AirAsia in which “insurance products are sold to (AirAsia) customers as part of their online booking process.”

The share prices of AirAsia and Tune Insurance Holdings both fell on the first day of trading after the disappearance of Flight QZ8501, with the former shedding 12.9 percent at one point. Tune Insurance Holdings lost 0.6%.

Fernandes decision to dump the shares less than a week before AirAsia Flight QZ8501 disappeared over the Java Sea prompted some to speculate that he may have had prior knowledge of the incident.

“Did Fernandes know his company stock was about to take a hit? The timing is suspicious,” asks Heavy.com, adding, “If so, it indicates knowledge of an impending attack on AirAsia.”

The International Business Times adds that the move has prompted many to voice the theory that Fernandes, “possibly knew about an impending attack on one of the company’s aircraft.”

Indonesian SAR image of wreckage

The story bears some similarity to the unusual market activity in airline stocks that preceded the September 11, 2001 terror attacks. An “extraordinary” amount of ‘put options’ – speculation that a stock price will fall – were placed on United and American Airlines in the days leading up to 9/11.

As we reported earlier, one of the other main unanswered questions surrounding the incident is why a Chinese blogger urged people to avoid AirAsia flights less than two weeks before the disappearance of Flight QZ8501.

Some say the posts, which were made on Chinese social media site Weibo, are a startling indication of prior knowledge whereas others claim the posts were deceptively edited after the crash of Flight QZ8501 to create the impression that its disappearance had been predicted ahead of time.

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Al - Qaeda Mag Urges "Lone Wolf" Terror Attacks On Major Western Airlines

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RT
12/29/2014

Al-Qaeda has issued the latest edition of its online magazine, encouraging Islamic jihadists to carry out lone wolf attacks on major Western airlines, as well as providing a step-by-step bomb making guide and advice on how to evade airport security.

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The English-language Inspire magazine was established in 2010, and is believed to be an Al-Qaeda publication in the Arabian Peninsula. Set up to influence Western jihadists with little or no command of Arabic, the magazine is alleged to be the brainchild US jihadist preacher Anwar al-Awlaki, who was killed in a drone strike in 2011. Sheikh Nasr Al-Ainsi, writing in the latest edition on Christmas Day, tells readers that ‘lone mujahedeen’ are the “West’s worst nightmare.”

The article, “Destination airport, and Guess What’s on the Menu?” gives tips to potential jihadists on how to make a bomb, evade airport security and then publicize their actions. The writers also outline potential targets.

First on the list are US carriers, such as United and Delta, followed by British Airways and Easy Jet, Air France and Dutch KLM. The big Arab airlines like Emirates and Qatar Airways and notably absent.

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Ainsi also advises causing economic instability by assassinating high-profile business figures like Ben Bernake, chairman of the US Federal Reserve, and business tycoon Bill Gates.

There is also an interview with an extremist called the “AQ-Chef,” who says lone wolf attacks are the way forward because “none knows him but Allah. He has no relationship with any group or any individuals.”

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The AQ-Chef is presumably the top Al-Qaeda bomb maker Hassan Tali Al Asiri, who has a US$5 million bounty on his head.

The desperate rag also advises using a vehicle to run a target over, a method used by two radical converts who hacked British soldier Lee Rigby to death in London in 2012.

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There is also praise for former bombers, including Farouk Abdulmutallab, who tried to blow up a plane on Christmas Day in 2009, with explosives in his underwear, and the Tsarnaev brothers who used crude pressure cooker devices in the 2012 Boston Marathon bombings.

Lone wolf attacks are becoming increasingly frequent. In October, Zale Thompson, believed to be an Islamic convert, attacked four police officers in New York with a hatchet, injuring two.

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In the same month in Ottawa, Canada, Michael Zahaf-Bibeau, an Islamic convert, fatally shot a Canadian soldier, before a shoot-out ensued in the parliament building where the gunman was shot and killed.

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