UFO with HUGE CONTRAIL west of California

Seems like a possible USO taking off north of Catalina (western USO hotspot) of course all the usual agencies deny launching anything. I can't wait until it's deemed a "Weather Ballloon". lol

Ace wrote:

Seems like a possible USO taking off north of Catalina (western USO hotspot) of course all the usual agencies deny launching anything. I can't wait until it's deemed a "Weather Ballloon". lol

Nah, it is a missile launch from Vandenberg Air Force Base. The launches can look pretty spectacular at times. I think we had two launches this past week - one for sure. I missed them but have seen many others.

Yes, but supposedly All branches of the government and even Nasa are claiming they had nothing live yesterday when the live film was shot.

http://www.foxnews.com/scitech/2010/11/09/mystery-solved-missile-launch-jet-contrail/

New reports are calling the Unidentified projectile a "CHINEEE MISSLE LAUNCH" from a stealth Chinese Submarine. Ironically, exactly 3 years ago today, the Chinese surfaced a Stealth Sub next to the USS Kittyhawk in the middle of a Naval war game operations.

And obama fiddles.....

Ace wrote:

New reports are calling the Unidentified projectile a "CHINEEE MISSLE LAUNCH" from a stealth Chinese Submarine. Ironically, exactly 3 years ago today, the Chinese surfaced a Stealth Sub next to the USS Kittyhawk in the middle of a Naval war game operations.

And obama fiddles.....

I don't know where those "new reports" are from, but I'm guessing it was just made up by someone on the internet, as is almost always the case.

And that Chinese sub that surfaced in Okinawa five miles from the USS Kitty Hawk was not "exactly 3 years ago today." It was on Oct 26, 2006 - 4 years and a couple of weeks ago today.

By the way, all modern submarines are "stealth" submarines. Sonar is used to detect submarines, and they're always coming up with new ways to make subs quieter, which would make them much more difficult to detect.

The type of Chinese sub that popped up in Okinawa undetected by US Naval forces was a "song class" sub, which I guess can be called "stealth" by virtue of it's teardrop hull design - a design that the US introduced in 1952, almost 60 years ago.

Gee, Is this article a year late? Check the date....

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-492804/The-uninvited-guest-Chinese-sub-pops-middle-U-S-Navy-exercise-leaving-military-chiefs-red-faced.html

BTW, I mean stealth as in, we were completely unaware of it's presence.

Just saw an AF Col. on TV that was very emphatic about that contrail being a missil . He felt it was probably a Black Ops mission.

Still waiting for homeland security to call lit "Weather Balloons".

Ace wrote:

Gee, Is this article a year late? Check the date....

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-492804/The-uninvited-guest-Chinese-sub-pops-middle-U-S-Navy-exercise-leaving-military-chiefs-red-faced.html

Yes, that article is a year late.

http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/91150/chinese_submarine_beats_navys_best.html

Regardless, the timing of this missle launch came the day after Monkey Boy monetized our debt at China's expense.

Ace wrote:

Regardless, the timing of this missle launch came the day after Monkey Boy monetized our debt at China's expense.

Monkey boy? Ben Bernanke, the chairman of the Federal Reserve? I wasn't aware people called him that.

And, the day after? Or a week, or a year, or 18 months. Depends on who's counting I guess. This has been reported since around April 2009, and Bernanke made his latest official announcement concerning this on November 3rd, 2010. And, the very next day, on November 9th... oh, wait.

But whoever, whatever and whenever, are you saying that we should run everything by China before we do it?

WIlhelm wrote:

But whoever, whatever and whenever, are you saying that we should run everything by China before we do it?

You mean we don't already?

Nah, it is a missile launch from Vandenberg Air Force Base. The launches can look pretty spectacular at times. I think we had two launches this past week - one for sure. I missed them but have seen many others.