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CNN reports on debris found in Reunion Island, Africa ( LINK ) is yet to be verified as that of a 777 Boeing and its parts serial numbers to be identified. But its from a huge plane and only portion of a wing can be seen from photos. Looking forward for more details. Currently from Google maps, there are 2 Reunion Islands in the Indian Ocean. CNN, Sydney Morning Herald and Huffington Post reported it being the island on East of Madagascar. Yet to hear confirmation which its in. Image 1: Reunion Island, East of Madagascar Image 2:  Reunion Island, East of Madagascar Image 3:  Reunion Island, Seychelles Image 4:  Reunion Island, Seychelles [Update] Plane debris are in La Reunion (Image 1 & 2). Having departed on 8 March 2014 from KLIA, finally some possible clue on 30 July 2015. Recall that Malaysian government went ahead to use information from Inmarsat to predict potential location along Western Australia as shown in this 2014 infographics....

The Khamer Empire existance is recorded since 800 CE and spread throughout South  Asia. Its remains fell to Thailand and today Angkor, the capital of Khamer Empire is evident through inscriptions and buildings like Angkor Wat. Ref: http://webecoist.momtastic.com/2011/05/02/lost-civilizations-12-societies-that-vanished-in-mystery/ Up north of Malaysia in Merbok, Kedah is Bujang Valley. Artefacts and buildings are recorded to be 110AD. This makes it older than the Majapahit kingdom 1200AD and significantly means some form of civilisation and trading was already in place. Ref: http://anilnetto.com/society/malaysian-history/bujang-valley-earliest-civilisation-in-s-e-asia/ Down south of Malaysia is a city from Srivijaya empire, known as Kota Gelanggi. Its exact location is not know but is said to be along Sungai Lenggiu, Johor. Based on writings, its said to exist around 600AD. Ref: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kota_Gelanggi https://plus.google.com/114394192029978256918...

Just saw an article today the Malaysia Home Minister in theStar, " Minister: The Edge should know which stories landed it in trouble ". Reminded me of mind readers. As a responsible publisher, The Edge try to obtain details of such an allegation. For a ministry to issue a show-cause letter, it should have a solid basis. Surely the ministry would avoid an action that can bring about negative thoughts in the public and the rest of the world on how the government is handled. Back to mind reading, some scientist claim it is possible to read minds ( see article ). This of course means they are in harmony.