Australian-born media mogul, Rupert Murdoch, took to Twitter over the weekend to offer his theory on the disappearance of Malaysia Airlines flight 370.

According to Businessweek, Murdoch’s empire is vast.

“His satellites deliver TV programs in five continents, all but dominating Britain, Italy, and wide swaths of Asia and the Middle East. He publishes 175 newspapers, including the New York Post and The Times of London. In the U.S., he owns the Twentieth Century Fox Studio, Fox Network, and 35 TV stations that reach more than 40% of the country…His cable channels include fast-growing Fox News, and 19 regional sports channels. In all, as many as one in five American homes at any given time will be tuned into a show News Corp. either produced or delivered.”

Murdoch has nearly a half million followers on Twitter.

World seems transfixed by 777 disappearance. Maybe no crash but stolen, effectively hidden, perhaps in Northern Pakistan, like Bin Laden.

— Rupert Murdoch (@rupertmurdoch) March 15, 2014

He followed that tweet with another.

777. Still think this a reminder that US and China should be working more closely on Muslim extremist threat.

— Rupert Murdoch (@rupertmurdoch) March 15, 2014

Earlier in the investigation into the fate of the Malaysia Airlines missing plane, Murdoch tweeted this:

777crash confirms jihadists turning to make trouble for China. Chance for US to make common cause, befriend China while Russia bullies.

— Rupert Murdoch (@rupertmurdoch) March 9, 2014

Many have taken to social media with all kinds of theories about the Flight MH370.

Possible!"@PlRATES: Unconfirmed: Flight #MH370 landed in Diego Garcia atoll. It was carrying suspicious cargo. | http://t.co/XzWLFckI74"

— SAMUEL OTU (@replyOtu) March 16, 2014

Could It be aliens? Missing plane conspiracy theories abound http://t.co/xs8wVMxe7p #MH370 By @DMRestuccia

— VOXXI (@VoxxiNews) March 15, 2014

There calling phones on flight #MH370 Why are they ringing. I'm not one for conspiracy theories but this is weird. http://t.co/fEwRmnEPa7

— Irene. (@Hallmork) March 11, 2014

So, was MH370 blown up by Uighur terrorists? My take http://t.co/XwgKBj6FQt

— Peter Ford (@peterfordcsm) March 11, 2014

So, was MH370 blown up by Uighur terrorists? My take http://t.co/XwgKBj6FQt

— Peter Ford (@peterfordcsm) March 11, 2014

Theories abound.

Even ABC News theorized the plane may have landed on a remote island.

What do you think about the mystery surrounding MH370?

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