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**JohnImamadviser** · 09-11-2010, 04:47 PM

So the big news this morning was that a missile was launched off the coast of California this morning. It was, apparently, very pretty and spectacular to behold. Unfortunately, it also seems that nobody knows who launched the doggone thing.

California missile launch remains a mystery

Well....uh.....gee!....

Holy hopping horn toads! Whaddaya mean "so far, we've come up empty with any explanation"? A missile...not a model rocket...blasted off from an area north of Catalina Island and West of LA....in the ocean...and you don't know who did it? THAT is a pretty doggone big problem!

If it was a US military launch, even an accidental one, that's one thing. If it's a private company doing a little testing of a new toy that would be "interesting" and it would sure be nice if they let somebody know the next time they conducted such a test. If, however, it was a launch by a foreign military.....

09-11-2010, 04:47 PM	#1
JohnImamadviser Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 551 Senior Member	Pentagon has no idea who launched missile So the big news this morning was that a missile was launched off the coast of California this morning. It was, apparently, very pretty and spectacular to behold. Unfortunately, it also seems that nobody knows who launched the doggone thing. California missile launch remains a mystery Well....uh.....gee!.... Holy hopping horn toads! Whaddaya mean "so far, we've come up empty with any explanation"? A missile...not a model rocket...blasted off from an area north of Catalina Island and West of LA....in the ocean...and you don't know who did it? THAT is a pretty doggone big problem! If it was a US military launch, even an accidental one, that's one thing. If it's a private company doing a little testing of a new toy that would be "interesting" and it would sure be nice if they let somebody know the next time they conducted such a test. If, however, it was a launch by a foreign military.....
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