Posted on 01/17/2011 7:01:21 AM PST by ExxonPatrolUs
I’m pretty sure Jared Lee Laughner was ranting about the X-37B in the flag burning video under YouTube channel Starhitshnoz.
Jared: “There's a new bird on my right shoulder. The beak is two feet and lime green. The rarest bird on earth, there's no feathers, but small grey scales all over the body. It's with one large red eye with a light blue iris. The bird feet are the same as a woodpecker. This new bird and there's only one, the gender is not female or male. The wings of this bird are beautiful; 3 feet wide with the shape of a bald eagle that you could die for. If you can see this bird then you will understand. You think this bird is able to chat about a government? I want you to imagine a comet or meteoroid coming through the atmosphere.”
I believe Jared was mocking the Columbia disaster by indicating in a popup message that he only has his right arm.
Could the YouTube channel name itself (Star|hit|shnoz) mean that somthing will hit the nose of the X-37B?
Pictures of the X-37B unmanned space plane:
Pretty long stretch there.. almost loony.
Do you hear voices sometimes?
Don’t stare at the abyss (that is Loughner’s mind) too long or it will stare back at you.......
Well, you live in the real world so you try to decipher his ramblings. He lives in his own universe. I wouldnt try to make sense of his thought process.
Re-direct your thoughts in the future.
Here's how:
1. Turn off your tv.
2. Turn off your tv.
3. Stop listening to "Coast to Coast".
4. Read non-fiction. Histories. Biographies.
5. Turn off your tv. Television viewing leaves you ill-informed and gullible.
AV
I don’t know if this is true or not. But it could be. He considered himself a scientist and had an interest in stuff like space travel, I believe.
Since his intended victim’s husband is an astronaut, there is a connection of sorts.
I’d be curious what questions he asked her when he got mad at her answers a couple of years earlier? Political? Or possibly pseudo-scientific?
I thought he asked her, “What would politics be like if words had no meaning.” or something like that. Saw it suggested somewhere. He asked his math teacher, “Can you teach me to deny math.” and in another place someone said he once insisted that “six was actually eighteen”. Surely the latter was a reference to “If six was nine ...” and actually shows a bit of humor. As to denial of math, it has a long history.
6+6+6 = 18 ???
oogum boogum!
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