[ClearCase_guy]

I'm in the camp of people who think it was a missile. I heard the pundits float the idea that the US was demonstrating to the world our awesome ability to fire a missile from a sub. Ummmm. We've been able to do that since before I was born. Stupid pundits.

The highest ranking experts I've seen go on record (Ellsworth, McInerny, Janes Defense) all say it's a missile. The people who say it was Hawaii Flight 808 seem to be basically nobodies.

Bottomline: our government is not trustworthy.

[GOPJ]

The highest ranking experts I've seen go on record (Ellsworth, McInerny, Janes Defense) all say it's a missile.

Hmmmm

[kanawa]

Bottomline: our government is not trustworthy.

...and "it lit up the sky" CBS is...

[muawiyah]

You really don't know that anybody is a "nobody" ~ BTW, another guy took a helicopter up, filmed the same plane at the same time the next day, and lo and behold, got a picture of contrails remarkably similar to those the day before.

The conclusion is ~ (1) Missiles are launched on a schedule, (2) It was an airplane, or (3) This was the same Blue UFO previously seen hovering over the Satellite Service headquarters near Centreville VA?

[Mrs.ThurstonHowell]

i see your point .
the missle had been placed there by someone/somehow w/o DOD scrutiny or else it is an american missle but
launched remotely. you don’t need something nearby like a submarine or even a ship to launch .

but here’s my pet theory:The Bam-mobile is outfitted with all sorts or jingle jangles and state of the art launch code this and launch that,so the man-child got bored in the mobile waiting for Michelle to finish up shopping in India and when she finally got back to the car one of her fully laden shopping bags hit the hubs hand where he was messing around with the buttons on the fully designated launch panel controller and there you have it.

It was ‘chelle’s shopping bag at fault.

How did i come up with this? I don’t know I’ll have to ask the family cat.