Thread: Flight 370

On a totally different aspect of this mystery I am really puzzled/annoyed at the situation with the relatives of the missing. I can understand being grief stricken especially after 11 days of no concrete answers but threatening a hunger strike is going to magically conjure up conclusive answers? Add to that the Chinese government seems to be winding up the grieving relatives even more by asserting there is more that could have been done.

After 11 days would not grief counseling be more beneficial in accepting the highly likely possibility that the passengers are dead? I am sure everyone involved in the search is trying their utmost to find a conclusive answer and a hunger strike would accomplish nothing. Yea I know, I have the sensitivity of a brick.

Bob

Originally Posted by BobH

On a totally different aspect of this mystery I am really puzzled/annoyed at the situation with the relatives of the missing. I can understand being grief stricken especially after 11 days of no concrete answers but threatening a hunger strike is going to magically conjure up conclusive answers? Add to that the Chinese government seems to be winding up the grieving relatives even more by asserting there is more that could have been done.

After 11 days would not grief counseling be more beneficial in accepting the highly likely possibility that the passengers are dead? I am sure everyone involved in the search is trying their utmost to find a conclusive answer and a hunger strike would accomplish nothing. Yea I know, I have the sensitivity of a brick.

Bob

A function of a people who feel betrayed, powerless, with a government they don't know how to access??