Blackrock the 1800's airplane?+ jacob-mib by adonis stavrianos

Hi guys, I have been looking for a forum about “lost” for a long time and I am very happy to have found it at last. Well, my name is Adonis, I live in Naxos, a beautiful Greek island, and here I am presenting my ideas which sound a bit strange…

That’s my question…were there any airplanes in 1881, which, according to lost-pedia, is the year when blackrock arrived on the island? It sounds illogical, doesn’t it??? Of course, there weren’t any airplanes. Couldn’t blackrock have been the “airplane” of 1800? Think about it…
Considering that the only way one could reach the island was on board (due to the technological development of that era) , we can assume that the blackrock was that ship. Why should it go to the island??? Because there were people , who should have been there. The flight 316 fell so as some people reach the island.So did the flight 815(in my personal opinion). In the same route of thinking, some people should have gone to the island in 1880. Who were these people??What about the oceanic 6?? Couldn’t they be human beings of 1860? Does it sound illogical??

Part 2
The black-dressed guy (Mib) believes that “it ends always and continuously in the same way”, whereas Jacob supports that “it ends only once and whatever happens before is just the progress”. This is exactly the basic argument, which the whole series “lost” is constructed on. The same situation happens continuously and ceaselessly and the one thinks it’s oner once while the other thinks the end is repeatedly the same.It seems as if both of them want this tiring procedure come to an end, but they argue on the way it will happen.

My question: Why isn’t Mib killing Jacob on the spot having the chance, but on the contrary he is talking about finding a way some day etc..etc..?But of course it is the correct timing of killing him that will lead to the goal.If Mib had killed him that moment, the story would not have turned out in the way he had planned. On the other hand, Jacob is aware of all these stuff and behaves very calmly about his forth-coming death saying “when you find it, I will be there waiting for you”. It is possible that Jacob’s death will put an end to this repetition of facts.That’s why Jacob isn’t reacting to Ben’s attack; on the contrary, he is challenging him making him furious. Jacob should be killed not from Mib but from someone else…that’s why Mib (in John Locke gesture) makes Ben kill Jacob…

The phrase “they are coming” indicates that the Oceanic 6 escape the recurring situation they have lived for so many years and from now on time goes by normally without repetitions! So Jacob’s death will definitely end this “torture” of repetition both of them have lived for long time. There is only one side of the problem and this is common and unique. These two guys control everything whereas the Oceanic 6 and all the oether people, who are involved in the plot, are mere pawns in the game. Jacob’s death will terminate repetition and Mib with Jacob will live their lives in the present time. What about that present???

I cannot form an opinion nor express my arguments at least for the time being……