UFO frenzy goes into overdrive as three red lights hover over Colorado town

Daily Mail ^ | 3/27/11 | Staff

[Nachum]

It's the latest internet sensation--amateur footage of three red lights in a triangular formation hovering in the night sky above the town of Lafayette in Colorado. The video, shot last Monday, shows that the sky was clear and witnesses said they could not see anything connecting the lights. Leroy Vandervegt, a 50-year-old who has lived in Lafayette for 16 years, shot the video Sunday evening after his 17-year-old son saw the glowing orbs move from south west to south east along the horizon. 'I had no idea what it is,' he said. 'It wasn't a satellite, it wasn't an airplane

[airborne]

You’d think with all the technology we have today to videotape, someone somewhere would be able to get just one undeniable, irrefutable, steady handed, close up shot.

[right way right]

Tower cranes

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&biw=1277&bih=577&site=search&tbm=isch&sa=1&q=tower+cranes+pictures&aq=1&aqi=g2g-m6&aql=f&oq=+tower+cranes

[stbdside]

Maybe it’s Screwy Louie’s ride.

[bgill]

Slightly OT, since the earth's axis tilted after the Japan quake, how does that change 12/21/12? Am watching Nostradamus and they were just talking about Sagittarius aiming an arrow at the center of the universe on that date. With the axis now shifted that would throw his aim off which changes things.

[Quix]

Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

[Las Vegas Dave]

With the axis now shifted that would throw his aim off which changes things.

The earth's (molten core) axis is always changing by inches. Guess Nostradamus missed that fact when he came up with his theories.
BTW: Does Nostradamus theories explain what happens to the axis when Pangea was the only continent? < /humor >

[Quix]

HMMMMMMMMMM