[nw_arizona_granny]

My wee brain thinks there is a missile or RPG that has a birds name.

If I were writing the script and had him talking in front of a stranger, then I might well have him say 'bird' and not missile. His boss will understand what he means.

I know "get the tin foil".

One last thought, don't forget that the east coast has had 3 planes shot down on the east coast.

It may have been here that I read something about the 3 planes, if not it has info on OKC, the Bojinka Plot.

Bojinka is a word that has come up recently.

Khalifa an OBL Relative Deported.

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1130068/posts

[DAVEY CROCKETT]

If I were writing the script and had him talking in front of a stranger, then I might well have him say 'bird' and not missile. His boss will understand what he means.

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Of course he would! Get out more tinfoil.


HHHMMMMMMMMMM it is real busy on the east coast today.

Posted on Thu, May. 06, 2004





Search for plane called off after false report of crash

Associated Press


McCORMICK, S.C. - A nearly two-hour search was called off after residents in South Carolina mistook a sonic boom for a plane crash Thursday, officials said.

"We have a lot of military aircraft that fly over the lake up here running practice drills," said Chris Doolittle, emergency services coordinator for McCormick County along the Georgia state line. "We did an extensive search of the area ... and have found no aircraft at all."

People saw a C-130 cargo plane and then heard the boom, which was actually generated by another jet nearby, said Courtney Franchio, a spokeswoman for Dobbins Air Reserve Base north of Atlanta.

"Someone saw a C-130 in the area, then they heard a sonic boom, so the assumption was a plane crash was occurring," she said.