Title: STARTLING! Experts: Missile was CHINESE - President KNEW IT. Systems Failed. Cover-up! Source:
YouTube URL Source:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4WGcSuGojYA&feature=player_embedded#! Published:Nov 20, 2010 Author:Joseph Farah Post Date:2010-11-20 22:59:39 by buckeroo Keywords:None Views:1589 Comments:70
Poster Comment:
ROTFL about anything that WND publishes ... next up, Farah's lackey, Jerome Corsi PhD is going to provide technical comment on this STARTLING event.
Well, I was sure startled. Yep. Startled is the word for it.
I could only stand about 1 1/2 minutes of this crap. In that time I heard the words "experts" and "speculated" more than once. I was startled at how idiotic this vid was. I was uber-startled. Startled startled startled!
BTW, have you ever noticed that words like "startled" sound idiotic and a little funny when overused? I find that to be most startling.
If it was a "missile" how come the visual flight path is so slow; more than that, how come the contrail clearly shows a slight "zig-zag" path as opposed to a straight trajectory?
Besides buck, airplanes don't travel straight up and disappear into the sky, leaving a huge smoke trail behind them.
How do you know the airplane was traveling straight up? I say it was an optical illusion of the contrail spreading from a long distance off over the Pacific Ocean giving the appearance of "straightup".
Southern California is undergoing the phenomenon of La Niña; this means changes are occurring in the atmosphere further suspending contrails into the atmosphere. When you couple both elongated and suspended commercial jet aircraft contrails with a setting Sun, you have a possible optical illusion based upon exact time of day, position of viewing point and weather conditions.
Southern California is undergoing the phenomenon of La Niña;
You are smokin' more than that missile was, buckeroo.
La Niña is a persistent phenomena, and we should expect to have seen a phenom such as you suggest with some regularity in westward bound aircraft over the Pacific.
Au contraire, mon ami. La Niña is a reoccurring phenomena about every five years ( the cycle varies for many unknown reasons BTW ) interleaved with El Niño. Within the La Niña phenomenon of the recurring cycle, the atmosphere is cooler which of course suspends the water vapor exhaust of the jet aircraft for a longer period of time.
#27. To: randge, FormerLurker, Buckmonster Fullofit, buckeroo, all (#23)
Southern California is undergoing the phenomenon of La Niña;
You are smokin' more than that missile was, buckeroo.
La Niña is a persistent phenomena, and we should expect to have seen a phenom such as you suggest with some regularity in westward bound aircraft over the Pacific.
Looks like you've got him going now. He's cranking up the Smoke Generator to try and make the facts look fuzzy.