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Originally posted by Realtruth
This was not an actual missile, it was a containment cylinder that Washington and ALL Politicians were using to store all their BS.
The unfortunate part was they implemented the storage unit on 11/7/2010 and it was suppose to hold 10 years worth of BS, but it ruptured after one day.
edit on 10-11-2010 by Realtruth because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by JimOberg
All missiles on Ohio class missiles are fitted with nuclear warheads, he said. Because they are controlled by a system of codes, a warhead can only be destroyed by detonation, the general said.
Originally posted by natters
Just been reading along, I'm totally fascinated and not yet 100% convinced its a plane. But I just thought it was interesting that NORADS threat level is at high...wonder why?
www.norad.mil...
Originally posted by pajoly
reply to post by snowspirit
Where do you get "high"? I clicked on the NORAD link and the threat level is blinking organe, not red. Click on that and it takes you to the DHS Web site and you get this:
"Current Threat Level
November 10, 2010
•The United States government's national threat level is Elevated, or Yellow."
"
The United States government's national threat level is Elevated, or Yellow. For all domestic and international flights, the U.S. threat level is High, or Orange.
From page 25 of the weekly report above, it was also in last week's USGS Marine Safety Bulletin (page 14 of 23).
"Pacific Missile Test Range, Point MaguDeparting the IMO approved TSS and transiting south of the Channel Islands may result in delays and diversions, as this transit will take vessels through the Pacific Missile Test Range, Point Mugu, California. The U.S. Navy advises that hazardous operations may take place within the test range. The test range extends for 180 miles in a South West direction from Point Mugu and is up to 210 miles wide."
Originally posted by sickofitall2012
reply to post by JimOberg
I'm pretty sure that a plane can be filmed at night.
Blinking lights and all. We have not been shown the end of his video, why? That would end the question of which way it was moving. The Pentagon said the object was moving away from land, don't you think they saw the full 10 min.?
Originally posted by sickofitall2012
reply to post by Phage
Don't start Phage, you know very well Fox mentioned that several times yesterday. I was listening to it live. The pentagon said that there was no threat to Americans because the object was moving away from land. I heard it, and my husband heard it.