Continental Pilot Reports Missile Flying Near His Plane Over Texas

www.foxnews.com...

I saw this and thought it might be an interesting discussion. This is my first post so be gentle.

It seems this guy is really a credible witness. It is strange it would be over Texas. Where would it have come from? And more importantly were did it go?

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[edit on 6/2/2009 by Pinkarella]

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The CTist in me can't help linking this to the second story on the same page:

Air France Jet Carrying 228 Vanishes Over Atlantic Ocean

Probably bunkum. I hope it is.

Stranger things have happened, though.

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Very odd story indeed! Being that the pilot is ex military and was able to quickly take down the location means alot. Simply because he would know what a "rocket or missle" was to begin with. Will have to keep an eye out for any similiar stories on the waves guys!
There are portable rocket launchers you know

That is intriguing. I wonder how he was able to tell that it was a missile if it was night time.

Unless that missile was able to fly around for a couple days, I don't think that this missile could've taken that Air France flight down, since that plane went down yesterday [Monday] and the missile was spotted over Texas on Friday.

the first quote from the comments section really says it all ~!!!

Whaahhh? Huhhh? This happened Friday night? And you slip this in at 12:30 Tuesday morning? I guess a possible surface to air missile shot at a commercial airline isn't newsworthy. Anyhow, any news about John and Kate plus eight?

Wasn't there a thread concerning bottle rockets, or amateur rockets/ missiles being launched near a Texas airport, awhile back (+ 6months, or so)?
Surely, 13000 feet is a long flight for something amateurish.
I wonder if it came out of Mexico? A portion of the "package" the US supplied Mexico with, to fight the drug war/ cartels? Maybe they are just returning the munitions felt to be "overkill"?

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Unless that missile was able to fly around for a couple days, I don't think that this missile could've taken that Air France flight down, since that plane went down yesterday [Monday] and the missile was spotted over Texas on Friday.

(chuckle) Quite so old boy, quite so. I was thinking more in terms of synchronicities. Think multiple attacks a la 9/11 or 7/7 - but on a global scale. Preposterous, surely, I agree. But if we're not here to join the dots, well, we might as well just stick to the MSM.

Thank you for sharing this. This is most certainly interesting and I hope that more will come out on this.

A Continental Express pilot reported seeing a "missile or rocket" flying near his aircraft over Texas Friday night, the Houston Chronicle reported.

The pilot told the Federal Aviation Administration an object was spotted within 150 feet below his airplane around 8:15 p.m. Friday night over Liberty County, Texas, the newspaper reported.

“The pilot, from what we understand, was former military," Cpl. Hugh Bishop of the Liberty County Sheriff’s Department told the Chronicle. "He was able to get the coordinates down real quick,” said Cpl. Hugh Bishop with the Liberty County Sheriff’s Department."

But, Bishop said deputies searched for where a missile might have been launched from and found nothing.

The plane was reportedly flying around 13,000 feet.

While doing some searching, I came across a simiar article (though older):

www.rumormillnews.com...

Passengers advised not to talk about incident

27 May 2008: Shortly after takeoff yesterday morning, the pilot of Continental Flight 1544 reported seeing a rapidly moving object with a thick smoke trail closing in on his aircraft and shooting past his cockpit window. According to some of the crew and passengers aboard Flight 1544 traveling from Houston to Cleveland, it appeared like some type of missile was headed toward the aircraft. The plane was at an altitude of 5,000 feet and 11 miles east of Bush Intercontinental Airport when the pilot radioed the control tower to report the sighting. The object was described as "missile-like with a thick contrail," and traveling at a high rate of speed.

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It was on November 26, 2005 when the pilot of American Airlines Flight 612 reported a “near-hit” from what was described as a rocket as the aircraft was traveling over the Santa Monica Bay at approximately 5,000 feet. Although the incident received scant media attention, the Northeast Intelligence Network provided an extensive investigative report on the incident, complete with audio from the pilot and control tower, at this link.

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The Houston Chronicle reports a Continental Airlines pilot was startled by what he described as a rocket that shot past his cockpit window Monday as Flight 1544 was about eight miles north of George Bush Intercontinental Airport. The FAA is trying to establish a radar history, and the FBI's Joint Terrorism Task Force is investigating the incident, which happened about 10:30 in the morning.

And this...

www.aero-news.net...

Building rockets is a legitimate hobby," Herwig added, "but hobbyists have to let the FAA know what they're doing."

Robert Morehead, president of the Amateur Spaceflight Association in Houston, says that's not exactly accurate, as the FAA would only need to be notified if a rocket would be entering controlled airspace.

He said the only danger to an airliner might be if the rocket is ingested by an engine... and even then, it might not cause serious damage. He acknowledged getting a model rocket up into the flight levels is, well, "...not rocket science if you use a kit."

"There is a guy who claims his rocket has reached the threshold of space or 75 miles... there are lots of models that could fly as high as an airliner. You can do it with a 10- to 15-foot tall rocket and some little ones."

[edit on 6/2/2009 by greeneyedleo]

Brings this recent media post to mind. A passenger on a Southwest flight taped a cruise missile flying under the jet he was in.

Is this about the same as this thread? Just to be sure there's no two threads about the same incident in the front page. And just to be sure this is not a single line post I will add that... this is not a single line post.

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...not to mention this thread on THE front page.

I believe the rules allow a simultaneous thread in BN, but IMHO it is sometimes a pity to see discussions like this running in parallel.

Fascinating contribution from dainoyfb, I have to say.

One report as a missile video, other reports have hobby rockets
going off.

Sounds like the the old flood the media campaign by Illuminati agents.
Guess how many are in the know, not too many.

Same thing with Alien and Tesla books, don't waste your money.

But, Bishop said deputies searched for where a missile might have been launched from and found nothing. The plane reportedly was flying around 13,000 feet. The FAA referred all questions to the sheriff's office. Attempts to the reach the FBI in Houston were not immediately successful.

I'm confused now, which one has the 'cruise missile' or is it an new
fangled Tesla dirigible torpedo for his TeleForce defense system
only 70 years later.

[edit on 6/3/2009 by TeslaandLyne]

[edit on 6/3/2009 by TeslaandLyne]

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Just to say the missile video clip was from a separate incident. As I understand it, it was provided as a tangental reference.

Originally posted by pause4thought
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Just to say the missile video clip was from a separate incident. As I understand it, it was provided as a tangental reference.

They do bunch up don't they.
I think Illuminati agents are behind the coverage.
A missile launch will not be found by a sheriff rounding to
Texas bottle rocket experts.

No way will anything be found out about the missile.
Navy as denied the missile is theirs.
That doesn't help for all missiles.

Originally posted by pause4thought
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Fascinating contribution from dainoyfb, I have to say.

Thanks. I have to give credit where it is due. This video was originally posted to the ATS Media Portal by Free_Spirit (a great find) and I only embedded it into this thread.

It definitely strains the mind to see a cruise missile flying over the US during peace time and in the company of commercial jets no less.

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[edit on 3-6-2009 by dainoyfb]

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I don't see any button for the ATS video.
Is there a page with instructions.

Originally posted by TeslaandLyne
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I don't see any button for the ATS video.
Is there a page with instructions.

You should see a large triangle in the center of the video screen to press. If it isn't there then you have a hiccup that is beyond my repair advice.
You could also try to access the video directly. It is still on page 1 or 2 of the "Newest Videos" section of the "ATS Videos & Media" Portal.

Very real evidence of a cover-up regarding the Air France crash is now emerging:

Intriguing Discussion of A330 Evidence

You couldn't make this stuff up. Maybe the missile reported in this thread deserves a serious second look!

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Thanks but my bad.
I was looking for instructions to embed in a post.
There are Google and youtube buttons for posting but not for ATS.

I find the video/photo section much like learning a new computer
program and not that easy, well I haven't checked the FAQ
either since I had not intended to post a video before but since
ATS might have some valid videos there was an immediate need.

I'll get around to it sooner or latter but if you have good instructions
on posting ATS video give it a try.


To think we solved the Air crash before it happened.
Don't think anyone will take notice.
They want to argue over facts and news reports.
Any clearly induced crash is a back page conspiracy.

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Ahhhh, I see.

If you play a video directly from the ATS Media Portal and scroll down to the bottom of the page, on the bottom right hand corner there are several options for embeding into different types of websites.

They are in the form of text strings that you can just copy and then paste into your post.