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MH17 – Why The Investigation Will Never End, and Key Evidence Will Never Be Seen

Saturday, October 3, 2015 19:32
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investmentwatchblog.com / Submitted by IWB, on October 3rd, 2015

The Australian Government is sure the Dutch Safety Board (DSB) investigation of the downing of Malaysian Airlines MH17 will fail to identify the precise cause of the crash, and will be inconclusive on who and what were responsible. A report, termed final by the DSB, is scheduled for release on October 13.

So certain of the outcome are Australian officials that since May they have been negotiating with the Dutch Government to extend for another year until August 2016 a treaty agreement for Australian police, intelligence agents and Defence Ministry officers to operate in The Netherlands. Without Australian bodies left to identify or repatriate, and only the debris of the MH17 aircraft in partial reconstruction in a hangar at the Hilversum Army Barracks, Dutch and Malaysian sources are questioning what purpose is served by the treaty extension.

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Source: http://silveristhenew.com/2015/10/03/mh17-why-the-investigation-will-never-end-and-key-evidence-will-never-be-seen/

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