Cabal financial records on Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370

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Cabal financial records on Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370

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Proposed motives for the abduction of Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370

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The cabal financial records on Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 refers to the claim, derived from QHHT sessions by Mark Domizio, that a single Japanese passenger aboard Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 was carrying a stolen hard drive containing financial records of the cabal — a term used in secret space program (SSP) and exopolitics discourse for the covert global power structure — and that the entire operation to seize the aircraft was mounted specifically to recover that hard drive.

The claim

In a QHHT session conducted by practitioner Suzanne Spooner, Domizio's higher self identified the Japanese passenger as having stolen the hard drive and being in the process of transporting it — the implication being that it was being taken out of the reach of those who controlled it. Once the passenger's identity and presence on the flight were confirmed by the operation's planners, the decision to intercept the aircraft was made. All 239 passengers and crew were killed after the aircraft landed at Diego Garcia, and the aircraft itself was subsequently disassembled — leaving no wreckage to be found by official search operations.

The content of the hard drive — cabal financial records — is described as documentation of the financial operations of the hidden power structure that Domizio and others in SSP testimony circles call "the cabal." The implication is that these records, if made public or delivered to a hostile party, would have compromised the financial infrastructure or personal exposure of individuals within that structure. The operation is thus framed as the cabal protecting its own financial secrecy, rather than as a nation-state intelligence action.

Domizio distinguishes this claim as coming specifically from his higher self in a QHHT session — a different layer of testimony from his direct visual memories of Hans (his soul-split clone), which concerned the physical handling of bodies in the underground facility beneath Diego Garcia but did not specify operational motive.

Context and alternative accounts

This account differs from the motive proposed by researcher Ashton Forbes, who attributes the operation to CIA counterintelligence aimed at preventing 20 Freescale Semiconductor engineers aboard the flight from transferring advanced chip technology to China — a geopolitical motive rather than a cabal self-protective motive. Both accounts agree the operation was deliberate, that the aircraft was brought to Diego Garcia, and that passengers were killed.

Forbes notes that the operation as described required foreknowledge of the Japanese passenger's presence aboard the flight and the contents of the hard drive — suggesting an intelligence penetration of the operation that was running against the cabal, not merely a reaction to the flight manifest.

A third independent source, relayed by Kerry Cassidy in her book Rebel Gene from a confidential informant, also places the aircraft at Diego Garcia but describes a different fate for the passengers — brain-wiping rather than killing, followed by dispersal in third-world countries. Domizio responded to this account when it was read to him by saying "part of it's true," leaving open the question of which elements across the accounts may be compatible.

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