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Post by Deleted on Jan 17, 2018 14:01:13 GMT -5
A thermometer shows a temperature of -65 degrees Celsius (-85 degrees Fahrenheit) in Tomtor village in the east of Yakutia, Siberia on Jan. 14, 2018. (Photo: AP)
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Post by rob49 on Jan 17, 2018 23:27:11 GMT -5
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Post by rob49 on Jan 17, 2018 23:45:48 GMT -5
Something to think about. If you are having a hard time believing that the ballistic missile alert in Hawaii was a simple mistake by one person, then you are not alone. It's been pointed out that the system is designed to prevent this precise mistake:
There is no “button” that could be accidentally hit. There are five fail safe procedures in the Hawaiian Emergency Alert Management System, the last being a two key system such as are present in US missile silos and on US nuclear missile submarines. Two keys, eight feet apart, requiring two different individuals to simultaneously and positively trigger the alert.
There is 'talk' that some rouge Chinese sub commander fired the missile, and that our defenses took out the missile, and that elements of the Chinese Navy took out the sub.
Makes more sense to me than one person being able to "accidentally" set off the alert, and taking nearly 40 minutes to correct it.
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Post by jrchico on Jan 18, 2018 1:21:48 GMT -5
Something to think about. If you are having a hard time believing that the ballistic missile alert in Hawaii was a simple mistake by one person, then you are not alone. It's been pointed out that the system is designed to prevent this precise mistake: There is no “button” that could be accidentally hit. There are five fail safe procedures in the Hawaiian Emergency Alert Management System, the last being a two key system such as are present in US missile silos and on US nuclear missile submarines. Two keys, eight feet apart, requiring two different individuals to simultaneously and positively trigger the alert. There is 'talk' that some rouge Chinese sub commander fired the missile, and that our defenses took out the missile, and that elements of the Chinese Navy took out the sub. Makes more sense to me than one person being able to "accidentally" set off the alert, and taking nearly 40 minutes to correct it. You must have read all about that on CNN.
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Post by rob49 on Jan 18, 2018 1:52:40 GMT -5
Something to think about. If you are having a hard time believing that the ballistic missile alert in Hawaii was a simple mistake by one person, then you are not alone. It's been pointed out that the system is designed to prevent this precise mistake: There is no “button” that could be accidentally hit. There are five fail safe procedures in the Hawaiian Emergency Alert Management System, the last being a two key system such as are present in US missile silos and on US nuclear missile submarines. Two keys, eight feet apart, requiring two different individuals to simultaneously and positively trigger the alert. There is 'talk' that some rouge Chinese sub commander fired the missile, and that our defenses took out the missile, and that elements of the Chinese Navy took out the sub. Makes more sense to me than one person being able to "accidentally" set off the alert, and taking nearly 40 minutes to correct it. You must have read all about that on CNN. Others are saying it was our Deep State that fired the missiles, one at Hawaii, and another at Japan. CNN LOL Did CNN report that President Trump's trip to London was cancelled because of a Deep State plot to assassinate him, by using drones to take down Air Force One as it was landing in London. The same type of drones they use in Syria. None of this is being reported by any normal news source.
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Post by Deleted on Jan 18, 2018 8:02:49 GMT -5
Something to think about. If you are having a hard time believing that the ballistic missile alert in Hawaii was a simple mistake by one person, then you are not alone. It's been pointed out that the system is designed to prevent this precise mistake: There is no “button” that could be accidentally hit. There are five fail safe procedures in the Hawaiian Emergency Alert Management System, the last being a two key system such as are present in US missile silos and on US nuclear missile submarines. Two keys, eight feet apart, requiring two different individuals to simultaneously and positively trigger the alert. There is 'talk' that some rouge Chinese sub commander fired the missile, and that our defenses took out the missile, and that elements of the Chinese Navy took out the sub. Makes more sense to me than one person being able to "accidentally" set off the alert, and taking nearly 40 minutes to correct it. The truth is Sean Connery's career has slowed down and wanted to do a 'Hunt For Red October' sequel. So he joined the Chinese Navy as a consultant to stop the attack. Then Tom Selleck heard about it and wanted to do a crossover episode of 'Hawaii Five-O' to solve the problem. Russians, Chinese and a Hawaiian. Sounds like the beginning of a bar joke. Surely, this could serious. Don't call me Shirley. Edit: I know Tom Selleck was Magnum PI. He did wear a Hawaiian shirt.
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Post by rob49 on Jan 18, 2018 8:21:34 GMT -5
Something to think about. If you are having a hard time believing that the ballistic missile alert in Hawaii was a simple mistake by one person, then you are not alone. It's been pointed out that the system is designed to prevent this precise mistake: There is no “button” that could be accidentally hit. There are five fail safe procedures in the Hawaiian Emergency Alert Management System, the last being a two key system such as are present in US missile silos and on US nuclear missile submarines. Two keys, eight feet apart, requiring two different individuals to simultaneously and positively trigger the alert. There is 'talk' that some rouge Chinese sub commander fired the missile, and that our defenses took out the missile, and that elements of the Chinese Navy took out the sub. Makes more sense to me than one person being able to "accidentally" set off the alert, and taking nearly 40 minutes to correct it. The truth is Sean Connery's career has slowed down and wanted to do a 'Hunt For Red October' sequel. So he joined the Chinese Navy as a consultant to stop the attack. Then Tom Selleck heard about it and wanted to do a crossover episode of 'Hawaii Five-O' to solve the problem. Russians, Chinese and a Hawaiian. Sounds like the beginning of a bar joke. Surely, this could serious. Don't call me Shirley. Shirley, sorry, I meant Wayne, Jack Lord was the star of Hawaii Five-0, and Alex O'Loughlin played McGarrett in the remake.
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Post by Admin on Jan 18, 2018 9:10:46 GMT -5
Edit: I know [abbr title="Think Of Me" style="border-bottom-color: rgb(0, 0, 0); border-bottom-width: 1px; border-bottom-style: dotted;"]Tom[/abbr] Selleck was Magnum PI. In this instance Tom is short for Thomas. It does not mean Think Of Me.
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Post by rob49 on Jan 18, 2018 9:15:52 GMT -5
Something to think about. If you are having a hard time believing that the ballistic missile alert in Hawaii was a simple mistake by one person, then you are not alone. It's been pointed out that the system is designed to prevent this precise mistake: There is no “button” that could be accidentally hit. There are five fail safe procedures in the Hawaiian Emergency Alert Management System, the last being a two key system such as are present in US missile silos and on US nuclear missile submarines. Two keys, eight feet apart, requiring two different individuals to simultaneously and positively trigger the alert. There is 'talk' that some rouge Chinese sub commander fired the missile, and that our defenses took out the missile, and that elements of the Chinese Navy took out the sub. Makes more sense to me than one person being able to "accidentally" set off the alert, and taking nearly 40 minutes to correct it. The truth is Sean Connery's career has slowed down and wanted to do a 'Hunt For Red October' sequel. So he joined the Chinese Navy as a consultant to stop the attack. Then Tom Selleck heard about it and wanted to do a crossover episode of 'Hawaii Five-O' to solve the problem. Russians, Chinese and a Hawaiian. Sounds like the beginning of a bar joke. Surely, this could serious. Don't call me Shirley. Edit: I know Tom Selleck was Magnum PI. He did wear a Hawaiian shirt. Did you hear anything about Don Chaffey, and Dennis Quaid getting together to show the Vegas Shooting to be a cover story for a failed assassination attempt on Prince Mohammed bin Salman(who was in Vegas and staying at Four Season). The assassination attempt was ordered by Prince Alwaleed bin Talal(who owns the Four Seasons, which is the top 5 floors of the Mandalay Bay tower). Lucky for Prince Salman, he was out playing cards at the Tropicana when the squad of hitmen came for him. EDIT: the FBI really does not want the truth about how Paddock is ACTUALLY tied into this becoming known.
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Post by rob49 on Jan 18, 2018 10:03:59 GMT -5
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Post by trebor on Jan 18, 2018 13:14:08 GMT -5
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Post by richard on Jan 18, 2018 13:33:24 GMT -5
Something to think about. If you are having a hard time believing that the ballistic missile alert in Hawaii was a simple mistake by one person, then you are not alone. It's been pointed out that the system is designed to prevent this precise mistake: There is no “button” that could be accidentally hit. There are five fail safe procedures in the Hawaiian Emergency Alert Management System, the last being a two key system such as are present in US missile silos and on US nuclear missile submarines. Two keys, eight feet apart, requiring two different individuals to simultaneously and positively trigger the alert. There is 'talk' that some rouge Chinese sub commander fired the missile, and that our defenses took out the missile, and that elements of the Chinese Navy took out the sub. Makes more sense to me than one person being able to "accidentally" set off the alert, and taking nearly 40 minutes to correct it. I don't know what to believe, but I do find it hard to believe it was a 40 minute mistake. The harm is already done, if it is really needed many people will now think it is just another false alarm. It is a fact that a Russian general saved the world from W-III when atmospheric conditions caused their radars to indicate that the US had fired a salvo of missiles toward the USSR. I think they could have made up a better story than the wrong button pushed. I also find it hard to believe that two of our most modern military ships could be hit by oil tankers in the ocean.
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Post by johnnyb on Jan 18, 2018 13:41:38 GMT -5
Something to think about. If you are having a hard time believing that the ballistic missile alert in Hawaii was a simple mistake by one person, then you are not alone. It's been pointed out that the system is designed to prevent this precise mistake: There is no “button” that could be accidentally hit. There are five fail safe procedures in the Hawaiian Emergency Alert Management System, the last being a two key system such as are present in US missile silos and on US nuclear missile submarines. Two keys, eight feet apart, requiring two different individuals to simultaneously and positively trigger the alert. There is 'talk' that some rouge Chinese sub commander fired the missile, and that our defenses took out the missile, and that elements of the Chinese Navy took out the sub. Makes more sense to me than one person being able to "accidentally" set off the alert, and taking nearly 40 minutes to correct it. I don't know what to believe, but I do find it hard to believe it was a 40 minute mistake. The harm is already done, if it is really needed many people will now think it is just another false alarm. It is a fact that a Russian general saved the world from W-III when atmospheric conditions caused their radars to indicate that the US had fired a salvo of missiles toward the USSR. I think they could have made up a better story than the wrong button pushed. I also find it hard to believe that two of our most modern military ships could be hit by and oil tankers in the ocean. We're still waiting for those quotes of David Foster stating he never believed his wife had lymes disease.
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Post by richard on Jan 18, 2018 14:13:52 GMT -5
I don't know what to believe, but I do find it hard to believe it was a 40 minute mistake. The harm is already done, if it is really needed many people will now think it is just another false alarm. It is a fact that a Russian general saved the world from W-III when atmospheric conditions caused their radars to indicate that the US had fired a salvo of missiles toward the USSR. I think they could have made up a better story than the wrong button pushed. I also find it hard to believe that two of our most modern military ships could be hit by and oil tankers in the ocean. We're still waiting for those quotes of David Foster stating he never believed his wife had lymes disease. www.usmagazine.com/celebrity-news/news/david-foster-thinks-yolanda-fosters-exaggerating-illness-w159759/www.realitytea.com/2015/12/17/report-david-foster-questioning-yolanda-fosters-lyme-disease-battle/Yolanda said she lost all brain function, she sure has recuperated quickly. I doubt that either Lisa or Yolanda were actually diagnosed by a real doctor that they have chronic Lyme disease. Surprised Lisa didn't mention Lyme disease on GUE it would be just the thing for a reality show. Yolanda sure used it on " House Wives" to gain popularity.
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Post by johnnyb on Jan 18, 2018 15:15:44 GMT -5
But her ex-husband David Foster is skeptical. “David and his family think Yolanda just loves the attention of being sick,” a friend of the 66-year-old songwriter reveals in the new issue of Us Weekly. “They believe she’s exaggerating her condition. And they point out that she’s never gotten a legit diagnosis or a second or third opinion.” Just as I thought, there is no quotes of David Foster making those remarks. Take note that the Rag Mags are using some "friend" and "they" as their source. 😒
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