Coincidenţă ?

 

Event Convergence Alert: Mystery Monday missile launch off coast of Los Angeles puzzles viewers ahead of G20 summit in South Korea 

 

- Pentagon Denies Involvement with Sea-Borne Launch of "Massive" Missile near Los Angeles

- Kremlin Media Concocts Story of "Unauthorized Trident-2 Launch"



[...] US President Barack Hussein Obama is attending the G20 summit in South Korea. Thus, there has been speculation that Washington was sending a not-so-subtle message to the People's Republic of China about its ballistic "throw weight." Along the same theme, the White House could also have been warning North Korea to avoid doing anything "stupid" during the G20 meet-and-greet.

Additional speculation centers on a hoax consisting of Photoshopped contrails from an aircraft or possibly an amateur missile. (Whoa, dude, that's quite an amateur missile!)

For its part, the Kremlin media concocted the story of an "unauthorized ICBM launch" to explain this "UFO": "An unauthorized ICBM Trident-2 launch is likely to have occurred off California’s coast in the United States. The opinion has been ventured by the vice-president of the Russian Council of Military Experts Alexander Vladimirov." Comrade Vladimirov: Are you sure? An unauthorized ICBM launch from a US submarine? Heads will surely roll in the Pentagon.

On the other hand, if the missile did not originate from the US military, then there are only a few likely alternatives. Russia, of course, has significant SLBM capability, while Red China has a limited SLBM capability. North Korea or Iran could potentially launch a Shahab or Taepodong-2 missile from a ship disguised as a civilian vessel. One thing is clear: This missile delivered a big message from someone to someone.

http://once-upon-a-time-in-the-west.blogspot.com/2010/11/usa-file-mystery-monday-missile-launch.html


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