Ashton Forbes

There's actually rules to how this all works.

And the reason why the orbs are spinning around the plane vertically is because they're exactly shooting it backwards, not forwards either.

The direction of spin around the plane actually determines whether or not the force is gonna go forward or backwards.

And so that means that you can actually map where this plane is theoretically going because we can see coordinates in the Whammy footage, the Gorgon stair footage from above.

So we know the plane's going to the east in that footage.

So if it's getting sent backwards, it's the other point of where it reappears is somewhere over to the west.

And I don't know how this hasn't got more visibility because the big criticism people tell me is, well, Ashton, what about this debris they found?

And I always say, they found that debris in Africa.

I'm the one telling you they're teleporting this plane to the west towards Africa.

What other story can explain that debris in Africa?

Because the story that the plane went down the South Indian Ocean does not do that.

The South Indian Ocean is the wrong continent.

That is, Australia is the closest continent to there, not Africa.

That's where the debris should have shown up.

So I strongly urge people to A,

look at the physics, look at the videos of that.

But B, if we're going to search for this missing plane, we're searching in the wrong spot.

We need to be searching over to the west, near the Maldives, where the plane was seen, where the physics and the videos show the plane should have shown up.

Because that's where, if the plane did end up in the ocean, it's over there somewhere.

Now, one last thought is that