I have read most of the postings on these recent missile threads, my thoughts;
1) If they are missiles then; a) be happy nobody can hit anything with them or b) be scared nobody can hit what they are aiming at.
2) Does it make sense to anyone that if we were in some sort of media blind military exchange, or action, that the U.S. would launch anything from
home here to anywhere over there? do you think, they are thinking; "here! take that missile, and tomorrow I will send another in your general
direction." ( I hear John Cleese's voice there too.)
3) Maybe Clearwire is just trying to get more 4G network satellites up.
4) The media's modus operendus is still the same... 5 year boy trips down stairs and gets hot dog stuck up his nose in Jersey City. The next day you
will hear about other young kids tragically getting hot dogs stuck up their noses. Find one that fell down a well and got a hot dog stuck and that is
ratings bonus. Then the bloggers and someone from here will start a thread on the epic dangers of hot dogs and the governments involvement with
suppressing the use of warning labels on the hot dogs. "It's all about population control, man."
So of course we are going to hear, and see, more pretty con-trail pictures until the story is no longer interesting.
So to conclude:
I believe the cause(s) are planes. If a missile than they have stealth re-entry, because even if there were only a BlackCat firecracker taped to the
nose cone and it hit Sven Jorgenson's row boat in Sortland, Norway, people in Mount Airey, NC would be hearing about it before Sven even did.
If it was a rocket, satellite payload, than great, I hate my current internet connection.
I do want to thank those that did, do all the homework, that ensured my conclusion that they were and are planes causing the hooha. A special shout
out to Phage. (if he ever panics, go get your can goods)
Someone posted a clip from the Hannity show (can't stand the guy but...) The General that seems to be 100% sure that it was a missile has sold me for
now that it was a missile, and equally sure, it was ours.
edit on 11-11-2010 by Res Ipsa because: opinion change...doh!
(((((I mean the Cali. event, not this one)))
edit on 11-11-2010 by Res Ipsa because: ooops, I am referring to the Cali. missile...not this