The saga of a 'Bent Spear': 6 nukes fly across U.S. — how could it happen?

The saga of a 'Bent Spear': 6 nukes fly across U.S. — how could it happen?

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The airmen attached the gray missiles to the plane's wings, six on each side. After eyeballing the missiles on the right side, a flight officer signed a manifest that listed a dozen unarmed AGM-129 missiles. The officer did not notice that the six on the left contained nuclear warheads, each with the destructive power of up to 10 Hiroshima bombs.

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[edit on 23-9-2007 by UM_Gazz]

Well, if this isn't a media cover-up attempt, I really don't know what a cover-up is. I encourage you to read the whole article, you'll see for yourself. All the coincidences...

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That's a very interesting read, thanks. Far too many coincidences for me to believe this story though. I found this part particularly interesting:

Air Force rules required members of the jet's flight crew to examine all of the missiles and warheads before the plane took off. But in this instance, just one person examined only the six unarmed missiles and inexplicably skipped the armed missiles on the left, according to officials familiar with the probe.

How can it be a Media cover up when you post one major source that is quoting another major MSM?

This has been all over ATS for over a week

www.abovetopsecret.com...

www.abovetopsecret.com...

www.abovetopsecret.com...

and those are just three there is no cover up what so ever it has been covered by all MSM netorks etc

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Thanks for bringing up the links! When you sum up all the things, especially those suspicious deaths... it stinks like hell. All of it. I really wonder what was happening behind the curtains that day...

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No problem on the links happy to help.

As for the suspicious deaths, there were none. Yes many tried to link them and make them look suspicious but they were nothing more then what one could call average for a base that size. Also The deaths took place over several weeks not days as alleged.

Example two couples died while returning to the base on different days one was on hwy 52 near Stanley (they were returning from vacation in Ca

The next couple had gone up to New Town for a day of gambling which ended in a head on crash on hwy 2 near Berthold while returning that night

The next instance was two off duty airman who were fooling around on South hill souping up a car with high performance parts. That ended when one of them was killed after they were doing 70 in a 25 zone. The driver has been charged with negligent homicide.

The next was the one and only confirmed pilot who died in a motorcycle accident. Nothing suspicious there happens all the time in the summer.

Then you have the infamous airman Blue who some claimed to be a captain (one Site who did not do their home work) who have since corrected their error to now list him as an airman who was assigned to The Air Police however that particular unit by the description given would be responsible for missile security not bomber security nothing suspicious there either. Many even claimed he committed suicide and claimed he was to be buried at Arlington Monday after a memorial service on Sunday, however, there was nothing listed on the Arlington Roster showing his name on their schedule nor was there a death notice in his local paper. A few members of ATS even claimed to know the family and they made the alegatations about the burial and suicide however when asked for proof none of them could furnish a one thing that could confirm what they said was true.

Then you have the next alleged and this one is definitely alleged by the name of Fuegh (sp?) who was again alleged to be a pilot who was involved yet he was never stationed at Minot but in fact was stationed in FL again nothing suspicious


You can put the deaths in perspective by taking anytown USA with a poulation of 35,000 check their daily obits over a few days to determine average deaths per day then devide by 7,500 the size of minots militray assigned and you will find that more then likely Minot AFB is below average as compared to the city you picked.


[edit on 9/23/2007 by shots]