Missing flight MH370: Fake passport holders ‘were Iranians looking for new life in Europe’

• Fingerprints from mystery passengers being analysed
• Search area widened as still no sign of missing aircraft
• CCTV footage of mystery passengers to be released

MALAYSIAN authorities are now investigating several reports of locals claiming to have seen the lights of a low-flying aircraft in an area off the Malaysian coast, just below the Malay-Thai border.

It is this area which is now included in the widened search area for missing Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370.

A fisherman who was in his boat at sea, says that at about 1.30am he saw the lights of a low-flying aircraft in the area of Kuala Besar.

Obama Closing Air Defense System on U.S./Mexico Border: Texas & America Vulnerable to Attack from Low Altitude Missiles and Aircraft

Air Force’s Air Defense Radar Systems along U.S./Mexico Border will SHUTDOWN on March 15^th, 2013

On January 17^th, 2013, Exelis Systems Corporation sent out an email (see email below) to all of its employees informing them that on March 15^th, 2013 all TARS Air Defense Mission Operations will permanently cease. These TARS Air Defense sites were under the control of the United States Air Force. On January 15^th, 2013, the Air Force informed Exelis (the defense contractor running the TARS sites) that the TARS sites will be shut down. Exelis tried to then negotiate with the Department of Homeland Security to see if they would take over the vital project, but it seems as though those negotiations have failed.

What does this mean?