MSNBC Live Feed Following What Looks Like A Light In The Sky

MSNBC Live Feed ^ | 3/4/2003

[Colorado Doug]

Could be a plane testing for AAA? Seems to change directions. Can hear explosions in the background. Does anyone else see it?

[abner]

This light is bizarre. It's been going for what 15 or so minutes now?

[w_over_w]

You're funy!

[NorCoGOP]

Drone, or, dare I wish...

AC-130?

[Cyber Liberty]

Can't be. It was last week, but unless PMSNBC and FOX are both figuring it wrong, the "Local Baghdad Time" I see on the TV is 9 hours from EST.

[conservababeJen]

It's just a strange light moving all over the screen

[N. Theknow]

Time went to DST in DudBagh last weekend. We catch up tomorrow night/Sunday morning.

[sonrise57]

I am deeply saddened by your sexist and unkind remarks about Helen.

[sheik yerbouty]

"I see the lights; I see the party lights...."

[Cyber Liberty]

Is it a host?

No, but it was certainly encouraging many men to come eat of it.

[ArrogantBustard]

Please don't resurrect CGEB. That would be just too wierd. Or queer. Or something.

[abner]

Yep, that is it. A minute or so ago I saw what looked like anti-aircraft fire near it. But, it is still there.

[quack]

or maybe not.......The one they showed earlier went by in a straight line and then they turned from it.This one seems to to just keep going and going.

[Humbug]

"Here comes a bunch of AAA. Prolly a drone."

This is a bit off topic, but your post reminded me of something. A few days ago there were reports that Iraq might deploy WMD from the air. A lot of people here thought it was a silly idea, since we own the skies and have knocked out many of their planes on the ground already. But i wonder if maybe they might use drones (i remember reports a few weeks ago about them having such drones) to deliver those chemical agents. It would make sense and would be hard for us to detect them via radar i imagine.

[al baby]

Naw its the goodyear blimp

they are always at the mother of all wars

[abner]

Now it is either behind buildings or gone.

[1riot1ranger]

Actually there are two beacons. it is the Hugh Hefner express!

[Cyber Liberty]

Ah! Thanks!

Me, I haven't paid much attention to when we're supposed to "change" because I live in AZ. We don't believe in that clock-chaging crap.

[bwteim]

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» UFOs are Saddam's secret - UFO watchers claim
21 March 2003
By MARTIN DAVEY
President Bush decided to attack Iraq because he was scared Saddam Hussein would use technology from a crashed alien spaceship, UFO watchers claim.

But the dictator doesn't want "Dubya" getting his hands on the space-age technology, says a professed Kiwi UFO expert. He and his fellow space-case managers say a UFO crashed in Iraq in 1998. Top American secret agents have been worried since then that Iraqi president Saddam would break it down to find out how to build his own spaceship and weapons, they claim. Wellington UFO believer Bre said President Bush wouldn't be told about the spacecraft. "Normally the president of the USA doesn't have a security clearance high enough to be in the know about all the Black Operations projects.
"You have to have MK Ultra clearance, before you are given access to such things as reverse engineering alien technology," Bre said. George Dubya's father George Bush senior - who was president during the last Gulf war in 1991 - was a former head of the CIA. Apparently he told his son.
And somehow Bre - who doesn't have a last name - has found out about the UFO conspiracy.
"Bush senior was privy to info that he wouldn't normally have access to," Bre told Truth. The Americans should be careful in case Saddam already had alien weapons technology, Bre said.
"I imagine Saddam would delight in knocking the USA's airforce out of his skies," he said.
He forwarded Truth an email from an American UFO watcher. She claimed President Clinton almost attacked Iraq in 1998 after Saddam threw out United Nations weapons inspectors.
But Clinton decided against it at the last minute. He was scared Saddam already had alien technology, she claimed.