Putin and MH370/MH17

David Joseph’s “THE GREAT HIJACKING,” “PUTIN’s SHOOT-DOWN,” and “THE BULLY” all bundled into one book titled PUTIN and MH370/MH17.
A Boeing 777 takes off from Kuala Lumpur International Airport and rendezvouses behind an American tanker refueling fighters, thus falling in its radar. Chinese Military Computer hackers break into a key defense satellite, a North Korean cargo ship drops a black box into the Indian Ocean, and a home flight simulator has traces of island landings in the Indian Ocean. All the events combine to produce a perfect storm for “The Great Hijacking.”
Two Malaysian airliners meet disaster within a few months. At the 2014 Sochi Olympics, Vladimir Putin contemplates his next move after the United States fails to deliver $1,000,000,000 that Putin deems belongs to him. A few days later, an airliner mysteriously disappears—believed to be at the bottom of the sea.
For Putin, the strategy is always Ukraine. "I will strangle Ukraine in the Sea of Azov and Black Sea like Lincoln strangled the South with the Anaconda Policy! We will step up operations in the Sea of Azov when the Kerch Bridge is completed."
“The Bully," a cold-war short story classic. One month after the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan, a HH-3, Jolly Green, rescue helicopter is sent on a mission north of Iceland to rescue a Russian with a head injury off a fishing trawler.