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originally posted by: bimyou
a reply to: nighthawk1954
They have spy satellites that watch everything on the globe, they know where it went down. They don't want it out that they have this technology setup due to National Security reasons.
originally posted by: AnteBellum
a reply to: nighthawk1954
They did and still do know something, I am convinced of it!
Friday, one week after it happened a friend of mine in a tactical group of the NSA was told to 'ready up' with his team for immediate deployment regarding something related to this flight. 4 days later they told him and the rest to stand down. He doesn't know what, where or why but definitely something was in the works that became fixed by some other unknown event.
I'm still convinced this is just another piece to an increasingly growing puzzle. Something is about to happen or be implemented. The question is what?
originally posted by: Metallicus
originally posted by: Flatfish
a reply to: nighthawk1954
Orly Taitz, really?
What I can't figure out is why anyone in our government would waist one second of their time responding to that nut-job birther queen in the first place.
Great opinion. We wouldn't want anyone questioning the integrity of our Government and our elected officials. Everyone knows we can trust those in power. Anyone who questions authority is clearly deserving of ridicule and derision. Ugh.
originally posted by: Battleline
That most people are not stupid enough to believe that a plane can just disappear without a trace in todays world of technology and hundreds of satellite's watching EVERYTHING .
originally posted by: SlightlyAbovePar
Sorry, no. The NSA does not have "tactical groups". NSA is in the signal intercept business, not in the tactical response business. The CIA? Yes. The military? Yes. The FBI? Yes. Each has it's specialization. There are others. NSA isn't one of them.