vxbush 2/13/2023 6:28:21 AM

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OR, you need to learn how to post pictures! 

So it appears at least one of the UFOs this weekend was, in fact, simply a radar glitch. I haven't gone digging to figure out which one they are talking about, though. And work this week is insane. 

But as OR didn't post breakfast, allow me.

lucius septimius 2/13/2023 6:57:04 AM

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Occasional Reader 2/13/2023 7:01:29 AM

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In #1 vxbush said: So it appears at least one of the UFOs this weekend was, in fact, simply a radar glitch.

Quite vague... is that referring to one of the "shootdowns", or some other, minor incident that hasn't gotten much/any press?  Seems like the latter. 

vxbush 2/13/2023 7:16:17 AM

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In #3 Occasional Reader said: Quite vague... is that referring to one of the "shootdowns", or some other, minor incident that hasn't gotten much/any press?  Seems like the latter. 

I'm not certain, which is why I posted it. It appeared on a statistician's page that I read periodically, and I was surprised to find it there--hence my interest in sharing here and getting some more information of what folks know. You may be right--it might be another issue that never bubbled up to the level of the MSM. 

JCM 2/13/2023 7:30:06 AM

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At least today's shooting in the Seattle Area is defensive!

buzzsawmonkey 2/13/2023 8:38:01 AM

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JCM 2/13/2023 8:41:29 AM

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vxbush 2/13/2023 9:09:13 AM

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In #6 buzzsawmonkey said: Ghost Riders in the Sky

Smooth. Very smooth. 

Kosh's Shadow 2/13/2023 4:55:23 PM

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In #6 buzzsawmonkey said: Ghost Riders in the Sky

Ghost Crabbers in the Sea

An old crab boat went sailin’ out
one dark and stormy day
Upon the waves that crested
as it sailed along its way
When all at once a tired old boat
Of hollow-eyed men they saw
Pullin’ empty pot after pot
Without a single claw

I want the crab count
And I want it now!
Ghost crabbers in the sea

Their hooks were still on fire
And their pots were made of steel
The waves were black and shiny
And their cold spray they could feel

A bolt of fear went through them
as they pulled pot after pot
For they saw the skipper pushing hard
and heard what crap they got

I want the crab count
And I want it now!
Ghost crabbers in the sea

Their faces gaunt, their eyes were blurred,
Their gear all soaking wet
They’re pulling hard to catch their quota
But they ain’t caught nothing yet

‘Cause they’ve got to fish forever
On the grounds where many die
With boats of ice and fire
And still, the captain cries

I want the crab count
And I want it now!
Ghost crabbers in the sea

The deck boss looked upon them
And words came from his throat
If you want to save your souls from hell
A-Fishing on our boat
Crabbers, change your ways today
Or with us you will freeze
Tryin’ to catch the Devil’s crab
Across these merciless seas

I want the crab count
And I want it now!
Ghost crabbers in the sea

Ghost crabbers in the sea

Ghost crabbers in the sea

Ghost crabbers in the sea

Kosh's Shadow 2/13/2023 5:08:09 PM

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Some notes on Hersh saying NATO blew up the Norstream pipelines (scroll down to "The Back Pages")

The most astounding claim in the blockbuster new article from Seymour Hersh alleging that the U.S. is responsible for sabotaging two of Russia’s natural gas pipelines is that the Biden administration is led by a no-nonsense crew of highly capable tacticians. Forget what you’ve heard about secret classified documents turning up in various Biden residences; in Hersh’s telling the Biden White House practices exceptional operational security.

Kosh's Shadow 2/13/2023 5:12:13 PM

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Reply to Kosh's Shadow in 10:
One former senior intelligence official I spoke with described the Hersh piece as “Steele Dossier-quality garbage.” Journalists say the Hersh story was rejected by several publications before he decided to publish it on his own Substack. The issue was apparently that the story was single-sourced, but the real problem seems to be something else.

REALLY RTWT.

I might repost in tomorrow's thread so people will see it

Occasional Reader 2/13/2023 7:58:00 PM

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Reply to Kosh's Shadow in 11:

I read it. I share the author’s skepticism  that this Administration could pull off such a complex and professional operation. And while I do think it’s possible that the US administration ordered this, I do agree that Seymour Hersh claiming it proves exactly nothing. (In particular, the idea that underwater explosives were left in place for three months seems crazy. ) But the author loses me when he basically blames the Ukraine invasion on the United States.