Six rumors of conspiracy surround Malaysia Airlines Flight 17

A Boeing 777-200ER airliner operated by Malaysia Airlines had a flight from Amsterdam to Kuala Lumpur planned. All those on board perished when it crashed on July 17. The widely held theory holds that the jet was shot down by a surface-to-air missile, with the UK being held responsible. Five conspiracy theories, however, cast doubt on the crash.

According to the first theory, Ukraine carried out a false flag operation. It suggests that Ukraine secretly downed Flight 17 and blames Russia for the assault. This theory's proponents contend that Ukraine might make use of the British missile systems, which Russia asserts were in use prior to the attack. Whether Ukraine would jeopardise its standing by shooting down a jet carrying passengers in an effort to blame Russia and start a war is debatable.

According to the second theory, Vladimir Putin was intended to be shot down. Putin's personal aircraft and MH17 were reportedly passing each other, according to Interfax in Russia. The question of whether the missile was targeted at the Russian President is further complicated by the fact that the planes have marks in common. The perpetrator of such an attempt is still unknown.

According to a different idea, MH17 was targeted in order to hide the truth about AIDS. According to reports, the majority of those travelling on board were engaged in AIDS research and were going to Melbourne for a significant international conference. However, it is now thought that there were only seven researchers on the flight, which makes this theory less plausible. However, there is rumour that the world's elite wishes to stop the spread of an AIDS cure in order to keep the population under control.

According to the Illuminati conspiracy theory, they have been in charge since the 18th century and are to blame for the crash of the airliner. This hypothesis contends that due to their preoccupation with the number 7, the Illuminati, who are said to have controlled world affairs since the 18th century, planned the downing of MH17, a Boeing 777, in the seventh month of 2014. Additionally, multiples of 7 are obtained from the calculations of the passenger and year numbers. However, while being frequently spread by state-run media outlets like Press TV and Russia Today, this notion is devoid of solid supporting data.

According to the "Sabotage by Corporations" theory, significant corporations planned the downing of MH17 in order to advance their own objectives. Supporters of this idea contend that because of their knowledge of unethical methods or hazardous products, the passengers on the flight posed a threat to these firms. The corporations may avoid exposure and keep making money by getting rid of them. According to the argument, these powerful organizations might have worked with governments or used their resources to plan the attack, keeping their identities a secret. This theory raises concerns of conspiracy between big corporations and governments to advance their interests, despite the lack of hard evidence.

Last but not least, some people contend that the entire occurrence was a fraud and that the passports displayed on the news were still in good condition despite the accident. There is, however, little proof to back up this conspiracy. Similar to the first argument discussed, this one is also put forth to place the blame on another nation.

These are rumours that have been spread about the crash of Flight MH17. Although the truth will hopefully eventually be revealed, it is important to view these theories with scepticism. During this trying time, our thoughts are with the victims' loved ones and friends.