Leadership Matters: MH370 Proved Actions In Malaysia Had Dire Consequences

English: mobile phone text message (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

A text message would be the last straw in 17 day hunt for the Malaysian Airlines MH370. The text would prelude a press conference by the Prime Minister to inform the families that the fate of crew and passengers were all hands lost. This information was the benefit of the United Kingdom not the result of Malaysian government. This conclusion was the work of extraordinary measures in lieu of ordinary failure from before the ill fated flight began. The political situation would be the dominant player in the entire situation of a failure of ethics before takeoff to the plane being able to change course without notification of the Malaysian military. The arrival time in Beijing would come for the MH370, and the plane never arrives. One hour would pass before the public notification of the MH370 missing status, and the airlines and government would charter on a path to deflect the failures of the airlines and political discontent in the country. The obstruction would eventually lead to futile waste of time and resources to basically disrespect the families tragedy. The dysfunctionality would last 17 days and conclude without one piece of debris to bring a resolution to the matter. The text message could be the final slap in the face to the family, and the failure of leaders of one country being destructive across the world.

Does Malaysia want to discover the truth behind the crash? Americans should see the decline in our own leadership and realize this one small country has caused so much despair. What would the total moral collapse of our leadership do to the world if we do not soon hold corporate and political leaders accountable? Quality leaders would have avoided the fiasco that is still a work in process.

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