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I don't know if it's possible the Russians could "spoof" a commercial 747's INS but I'd guess the nature of the equipment precludes such a possibility ... any takers on this concept out there?

Check out "Mel's Hole" as featured on the Art Bell show ... 'remote viewing' might also have a tie in </sarcasm> ...

You would have to affect gravity, time and space in order to affect ANY changes on an IN unit. Unless you're prepared to explain how this is done you're just throwing terms around and idlely conjecturing about the landscape.

Maybe goodelle has some ideas - he/she/it 'claims' to have an engineering background, registered, and educated to the depth a "Masters" level at a recognized school ... so far I'd say he/she/it would have difficuly plotting the course out-of the proverbial brown-paper shopping bag ...

An registered 'engineer' with no concept of 'system' operation - what can he/she/it possibly be qualified in?

Concrete hardness calculations?

On second thought - he/she/it only seems to be versed in handling the political undercurrents of possible international treachery and coverups - forget about hard, cold factual material from this duck ...

I suppose there's something meaningful in all that *stuff* you posted there ... I cannot see where you explained fully how INS works and why it's immune from spoofing ... if you can explain, please do ... if it's an astro-tracker, well, that's enough explanation for me ...

View McDonald's (Western Goals Foundation) "The Subversion Factor." It is a two-hour documentary video on Russian subversion of the U.S. Government. Then you may understand all of this. You shouldn't carry on about something that you do not have the background for understanding, especially when it is something so easily within reach. I apologize for mentioning my engineering background -- but I just wanted to respond somehow to your dismissing this subject on the basis that persons like myself are "technically illiterate." Again, please view "The Subversion Factor." McDonald was exposing something that most people (yourself included, it is apparent in these dialogues) have no idea of. Thank you.