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Only the Fox News interview video to be seen there. Full 8 or 10 minute video still missing. From your link: AT DBKP REPORT 100 Most Popular Conservative Websites: The Conservative 100 FUN I Own the World.com People's Cube IMaksim.com GAMES 2011: Obama's Coup Fails BLOGS Blogs Lucianne Loves LIBERTARIAN HI-JINKS Freedom's Phoenix EDITORIAL HI-JINKS Don Surber DBKP "A Rip-Snortin' Gang of Hard-Livin' Right Wing Cutthroats" Libertarian-Conservative News & Commentary * Cigar Aficionado --Mondo Frazier * Classy Dame --Marlow/LBG * Graphics Wiz----RidesAPaleHorse * Bard of Paradise - pat For email address, click on the name. For bio, click on the title. Pirate banner by Red Planet Cartoons ©Copyright 2007-2010 DBKP.com. All rights reserved. This material may be quoted and distributed with credit and link to DBKP - Death By 1000 Papercuts. http://deathby1000papercuts.com DO YOU HAVE A STORY? TELL DBKP! SEND US A TIP! EMAIL: LBG or Mondoreb DON'T BE SHY! Add DBKP - The Worldwide Leader in Weird to your favorite RSS Reader ARCHIVES DBKP BIRTHDAY WIDGETBOX NETWORK California Missile: Chinese Cyberwar or DOD ‘Accident’? November 14, 2010 By LBG1 California missile launch, work of Chinese hackers? When KCBS aired the news helicopter footage of a mystery missile launch last Monday off the coast of southern California the ‘expert’ most quoted by the press, GlobalSecurities.org Director John Pike. It was Pike’s ‘optical illusion’ which got the most press. Another quote from Pike which got far less press, this statement from Pike during the 36 hour time period the DOD took to come up with the ‘most likely an aircraft’ explanation: Pike said he didn’t understand why the military had not recognized the contrail of an aircraft. “The Air Force must … understand how contrails are formed,” he said. “Why they can’t get some major out to belabor the obvious, I don’t know.” The military’s response, 36 hours after the event, an ‘illusion’? Based on the news reports we’ve read related to the Pentagon and Chinese hackers, the questions of, If Chinese hackers were responsible for the missile launch, would it have been construed by the DOD as an act of ‘cyberwar’ by China? A cyberwar act which occurred while the President of the United States was overseas in the Far East? If Chinese hackers were responsible for a U.S. submarine ‘accidentally’ firing a missile, would the DOD admit it to the press, the American public, and, the Chinese government? Our military admitting Chinese military hackers had successfully hacked into the U.S. Dept. of Defense computer and fired one of our missiles? If the missile was ‘accidentally’ fired by the U.S. military, could be there reasons the military doesn’t want the public to know? In case you’re still debating whether the object videotaped off the coast of California last Monday was a missile or an aircraft the news a Three Star General, retired General Tom McInerney, is ‘absolutely certain that was not an aircraft’. The report from the Dept. of Defense the ‘missile’ was ‘most likely an aircraft’. ‘Most likely’, not a definitive answer from the DOD. General McInerney, guest commentator on Sean Hannity’s FOX News show: ‘First of all I do not agree with the assertion, Sean, and your question is we should get a definitive answer, you’re absolutely correct. Look, this is not an airplane because of the plume and the way you see that plume, airplanes do not con (contrail) at sea level or at 5000 like that. I spent 35 years flying fighters and I have never seen an airplane con like that. That is a missile, it was launched from a submarine and you can see it go through a correction course and then it gets a very smooth trajectory, meaning that the guidance system is now kicked in, it’s going about 45 degrees away from you that why you’re not seeing a lot of vertical velocity.’ Sean Hannity: General, are you a 100% certain? General McInerney: Sean, I’ve watched that film ten times, I’ve watched 15 other Trident films, SM-3′s, standard missile 3′s, and T-Lan launchers, I am absolutely certain that that is not a an aircraft. Armchair bloggers think they know better than General McInerney: "good that he is retired." Dumb dumb remark. And insulting too.