US Warplanes Repel ‘Mysterious’ Attack On Washington D.C.

A most curious report from Russian Space Forces (VKS) circulating in the Kremlin today states that over 75 United States Air Force Warplanes engaged in a battle off the Eastern Coast of the US to repel 5 ‘unidentified’ aircraft said streaking towards their capital city of Washington D.C. at Mach 1 speeds and which saw the loss of 2 US Fighter Jets of as yet ‘unknown’ type.

Russia’s Space Command constantly monitors US Air Force activities over North America from which this report derives from, but which has been further confirmed by reports emanating from the United States today, and as we can read:

“People from Maryland to Hampton Roads heard loud explosions and saw brilliant, streaking lights in the sky Sunday night. There was no immediate explanation, the National Weather Service office in Wakefield said. The Virginia Beach 911 center had numerous calls waiting just before 10 p.m., a supervisor said. The Weather Service said reports were made from Dorchester County, Md., to the Virginia/North Carolina border. People said they saw a streak in the sky and heard an explosion.”

These reports state that this is second battle the US Air Force has engaged in this past week with the previous attack occurring along their Western Coastal Regions which resulted in the destruction of the American’s most feared F-22 Raptor stealth fighter jet, but which the US reported as having ‘crashed’, and an ‘incursion’ over the skies of North Carolina which witnesses, likewise, reported as being a loud and mysterious boom.


dkman222: it has been brought to my attention that the author of this article is a known liar, sorry for the post!


this is from an outside source www.whatdoesitmean.com...

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To be honest if they where monitoring it closely enough to be able to guage the speed and the outcome of the fight, they also saw where the "attackers" came from.
Why has that not been added to the article?Unless of course it is yet more retoric coming out of Russia. I think I will wait for more stories on this as so far the US is saying it was a Russian booster that reentered and now Russia is saying it was an attack that took down 2 fighters off the coast. Seems to be a little off as far as the location that the whole thing took place also.

three words....


By: Sorcha Faal


fantasy at it's worst.

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As you are new to ATS let me translate the above post: what JacKatMtn means is that the website you got your info from is from a known hoaxer who lost all measure of credibility a long time ago.

Basically anything coming from there might as well have been pooped out of reptilian.




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Originally posted by JacKatMtn
three words....


By: Sorcha Faal


fantasy at it's worst.

Everything I read from him/her has been complete bull. I remember something months ago about immenent war with iran ect ect. Their "predictions" as that's what they are without any proof, are ALWAYS wrong.

As much as I'd love to believe that we had a ET dogfight lastnight, this is bull.

Burn Sorcha at the stake!!!

Originally posted by JacKatMtn
three words....


By: Sorcha Faal


fantasy at it's worst.

You beat me to the punch-punch. I am still waiting for the US Navy Armada in the Black Sea to be destroyed by Putin's command..."from sources in the Kremlin...."

www.whatdoesitmean.com...


That was August 10, 2008. Gee, the "destruction never happened. I am still waiting.

It would be so much more believable if there were an official site with an official document. 75 planes would also be VERY big, as it would be seen by eyewitnesses from Norfolk or Washington. There are no such reports.

I don't usually side with the MSM/PTB report on these things, but, it probably was space junk. Now, why did that stuff fall to earth and what was it? There's a bit of mystery.

I'd love for this thread to be real, unfortunately, sources matter.

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oops, thanks SDog, didn't see it was a new member....

Saw Soorcha Faal and went into action

Don't worry dkman222 I think I may have posted one (or two) of SF's fantasies myself...

The mysterious boom and flash of light seen over parts of Virginia Sunday night was not a meteor, but actually exploding space junk from the second stage of a Russian Soyuz rocket falling back to Earth, according to an official with the U.S. Naval Observatory.

SOURCE

Of course, they would say that, wouldn't they?

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e.t. dogfight?! that is the funny stuff man! thanks for saying that. godbless english he did.

Originally posted by JacKatMtn
three words....


By: Sorcha Faal


fantasy at it's worst.

Amen, buddy.

Sorcha has a nickname around here. that nickname is sucha fool.

Sorcha is well known for posting hoax articles and making false claims,

If it comes from Sorcha faal you can rest assured that it is a lie.

Op, I do not mean to indicate that I do not appreciate your efforts. I do, It is just that, like I said, and like JackKatMtn said, Sorcha Faal is known for only hoaxing.

Hoaxer+Liar=Sorcha Faal

haha dang, well thanks for the info. i actually just came across that site the day before yesterday, i'll make sure to erase the bookmark now, haha thanks guys

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nah, keep the site, remember the author of the article's name

Sorcha Faal

If you spot that name

Get yourself some popcorn and enjoy the story

p.s. I hope I didn't make myself any enemy's here by posting this thread, i don't take this for the "gospel" by any means

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"nah, keep the site, remember the author of the article's name

Sorcha Faal

If you spot that name

Get yourself some popcorn and enjoy the story "


haha good advice!

we are all here to share, and learn, and explore the world. Im fairly positive you made no enemies here today.

Reading all sorts of things makes it easier to weed out fact and fiction, and also to help formulate new ideas.

Is Sorcha faal a person or a group of people? heres why i ask
www.whatdoesitmean.com...

This sounds like the air battle described in the book Shoot Them Down by Frank C. Feschino,Jr. However, it occured in 1952. And there is a cover story for it: a fire ball or something like that.

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p.s. I hope I didn't make myself any enemy's here by posting this thread, i don't take this for the "gospel" by any means

Enemy?
Not even close.
In fact you joined a good crowd of us here who've fallen for a Sorcha too.

So, now that you've got that out of the way we'll be looking forward to hearing from you again!

Welcome to ATS - Enjoy!