Mystery missile launch

[Scar7 Profile]

The Worst of Both Worlds

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[Brocifer Profile]

Personally, I think, and of course this is speculation, that this may have been a head check.

- 2 days ago the Fed printed a shitload of cash.
- 2 days ago China rebuked the US for that
- 2 Days ago China downgraded the US credit rating
- China has been pissed at our subs being in and around Taiwan
- Yesterday an unexplained missile type ICMB looking thing launched just off our coast and headed out to sea.

Guys, stop circle-jerking and use your brains. This "missile" launch was nothing more than a commercial airliner. If you actually care to take the time out from playing in Delusion Land, you can easily find a logical explanation for this, here's one for starters:

http://contrailscience.com/

P.S. Even if you choose to ignore the science, try this exercise in critical thinking: Ask yourself, if this was in fact a missile being launched... why is there a total of ONE video source and why is there no other footage or reports from any pilots in the area (or people on the ground for that matter) of seeing anything resembling a missile. Surely if this was actually a missile, someone else would have caught more footage of it, be that photos or video, but they didn't. Why? Because it looked just like any other contrail from most angles.

Dude, since you seem to be either willfully ignorant or BLIND I'm going to try one last time.

Here are the last 24 hours of hits on "Mystery Missile Launch" from Google. Don't just take it from contrailscience.com (a very reputable blog btw with a lot of experience in aerial photography if you'd bothered to read it).

http://www.google.com/search?q=Mystery+ ... afe=images

Oh wow look, here's another one with an anonymous source from the FAA saying they had commercial planes in the area at the time.

http://www.tomsguide.com/us/Mystery-Mis ... -8736.html

and I quote, "An anonymous source from the FAA also spoke to the LA Times and said that there were commercial planes in the area at the time."

Not good enough? How about the Washington Post?

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/co ... 03136.html

Let's face it guys you're too busy validating each other's b.s. to actually face up to reality. If you weren't, you could easily Google this and find the same information yourself, instead you'd rather pretend it's just me quoting some lone blogger, as that validates your preconceived notion of it being a missile and doesn't require any effort on your part. If you were debating honestly, you would actual espouse a position, give some supporting evidence and then debate it. Instead you keep asking for evidence, then attacking the messenger when it doesn't fit your narrative.

Frankly If you believe an actual missile was launched that close to California without even one single other person getting a shot of what has been described time and again by credible sources to be a very slow moving object - there's not much more I can probably say to convince you.

Oh, and yes, there are others. But let me be the first to say, "BOOOOOOOOM!"

Retired U.S. Air Force Lieutenant General Tom McInerney

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Robert Elseworth (former U.S. ambassador to NATO & former Deputy Secretary of Defense)

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LOL, thanks for the comic relief. Your stubborn refusal to acknowledge math is amusing at best. So you linked to one guy Faux Snooze (yeah, they don't have an agenda) and the ORIGINAL comments by Elseworth as proof positive it was a missile? You're right man, that just TOTALLY destroyed the math and all the logic in the multiple links I pointed out. After all, who are you going to believe math and people who take aerial photos for a living or Fox News?

The fact that your little buddy from from the peanut gallery seems to be indicating a smug contentedness just further illustrates the unwillingness of people on this forum to be honest with themselves. I do realize it's an escape for a lot of you, but it's still laughable. Really, I should have known what would pass for evidence on a forum where probably a good half of the people posting actually believe shape shifting lizards from outer space are controlling the Earth.

At any rate, I just thought i'd interrupt the circle jerking and high-fiving again to remind you that reality is still here in case any of you get home sick. Regardless, I'll still check in from time to time, this forum is the closest thing I've found online to what I imagine visiting a mental hospital would be like. The laughs are nonstop!

[Cognoscenti Profile]

Welcome disinformation agent Brocifer! (joined Nov 11 with orders to get out there and do some damage control on those non mass-media controlled forums ) People are beginning to realize that we are in an information war, who is to be believed? All missile experts currently not employed by the military have stated this was most definitely a missile launch and I might add that the common sense reaction of any thinking person is that it is a missile fired from land or sea and ascending at about a 60 degree angle.
Maybe Nov 14 will become known as the tipping point-- the date when a rapid acceleration of novelty occurs as predicted by Timewave Zero theory as it catalyzes the realization by a majority of Americans that the first response of our government and our military is to lie to the people and we are not going to take it anymore!

[Redwoodrick Profile]

the realization by a majority of Americans that the first response of our government and our military is to lie to the people and we are not going to take it anymore!

Yes...but I think a whole lot of people already kinda take that for granted.They dont really agree,but the impetus needed to ignite action just isn't there.There needs to be outrage and the crowd dynamic of critical mass in numbers before the majority of us wake up and take action.They don't really need to fool all of us.Just 51%.
What I continue to find HIGHLY suspicious is the fact that the very next day after the missile report the feds raided a California resident's home and carted out containers and computers.
That man was a missile research specialist.
Way too much coincidence for me.
But I live in a family with close relatives who are Navy brass and I can tell you they will lie automatically to keep the average citizens in the dark.They think nothing of it.Naval intelligence are a paranoid bunch.I will be very interested to see if anyone breaks this one open somehow.