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I skimmed through the thread and probably missed this question but really , how hard would it be to track down that plane ? O mean it this was a plane it had to be on radar , it had to be a registered flight , so how hard would it be for the officials to track the records back to the exact plane that was at that location during that time ?
Originally posted by helix1776dragon
reply to post by Human_Alien
I served in the US Navy for 21 years. I bet my life on it that it was a missile launch. It came from out at sea and most likely was launched from a submarine. Seriously, how stupid can anyone be to believe that it was a plane or an amateur rocket. It amazes me how they insult the intelligence of the general public by saying they have no idea what it is yet it amazes me even more at how stupid the American people are to believe their story.
Originally posted by iwan2ski
A good researcher or one who thinks for themself would not rule-out anything. Instead, they would treat all info as a possible lead, ranking the more likely to the least and using a systematic approach to make a decision. Not just Nay saying!edit on 12-11-2010 by iwan2ski because: (non given)
Originally posted by butcherguy
reply to post by Prove_It_NOW
Good eyes!
Now that you mention it, it is plain as day. WOW. Three views of one event.
Wouldn't it be nice if we had three different views of the missile going up?
The actual New Years Eve contrail, viewed from Santa Monica. This is what the CBS "missile" contrail would have looked like to most people in LA, which is why nobody reported it.