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September 11, 2014
Sorry, but the math doesn't add up. 20 miles up would yield a line of sight radius of just under 400 miles. Not enough to cover the entire nation. Alternatively, the space station is about 200 miles up. It would have a line of sight of around 1275 miles. This is a rough calculation based on... -
September 11, 2014
Or they know that in western and Judeo-Christian societies it has become folklore to most in a negative connotation. More of the tactics they employ. -
September 11, 2014
Say what you will about Russia. But at least they have the fortitude to go after their aggressors instead of trying to appease them. -
September 11, 2014
The planes aren't exactly missing. They're still in Libya under ISIS control. I would think a coordinated attack amongst the defenseless would be more in their M.O. than another high scale attack like 9/11. It certainly would bring our country to it's knees mentally/spiritually/emotionally... -
The Current Medical Records Release Form - Look Closely
Correct, correct, and correct. -
The Current Medical Records Release Form - Look Closely
That's not just ours. (I work for them) That verbiage is nationwide. -
Federal plan to IDENTIFY "KEY BLOGGERS"
Well said, that's why I just live with it. -
Federal plan to IDENTIFY "KEY BLOGGERS"
With all my posts on a multitude of boards, the topics I research, and the individuals that know me and the stuff I have/do. I'm certain that I'm already on a list. I'm sure I'm just another blip on a long long list. But on a list somewhere. -
Dawson Forest nuclear reactor site.
Typically radiological matter will sink in water (when in their solid forms). Water is also a great barrier for radiation. Of course the water becomes ionized when in contact with the material. -
Dawson Forest nuclear reactor site.
The mind can be a powerful thing.... -
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Dawson Forest nuclear reactor site.
I'd like to know more about it, but from what I gather the entry point has been buried under a couple feet of soil, rock, and trees now. -
Georgiaâs own Stonehenge
IMHO, given the project scope, I think Ted Turner funded the entire thing. -
FEMA coffins?
Sure, I can park it wherever you like. But the delivery fee is a little high. -
FEMA coffins?
Did you know the military is leasing out some of my land? Look at all the stuff they've left around. Heck there's even a crane here At least half the people that know where I live thinks that's the case! -
FEMA coffins?
I know if I had that much land and was leasing out the land for a manufacturer. I couldn't resist stirring up a tale like that to see how much internet conspiracy it spawns. -
Moon
Let's think this out. You live on the outskirts of a desert. You could go to the heart of the desert. You have the ability to get there and get back. There's nothing in said desert. The only thing to gain would be "I went there and back" bragging rights. The difference of the two... -
Dawson Forest nuclear reactor site.
I'd like to explore the flooded lab.