Originally posted by genius/idoit
Here's something to think about.What could they be covering up that's so big it makes a failed Russian ICBM launch over Norway no big deal?I wonder if Norway thinks it's no big deal?They are laughing about it on the news reports.

They are laughing cause we still stand here and cant do shiz..

It should be pointed out that the launch was not over Norway. The launch was over the White Sea.

I didn't read the whole thread.


If you are looking up at the sky and happen to see a spiral, what will it mean to you?

Will there be anything that you can do?
What will you tell your friends and neighbors to do or to think about it?

If I see one, what should I tell my friends or family? Should I instruct everyone to ignore it and not to look at it? Or do we prepare to leave the area and flee or what?

Ok, I didn't read everything, and I was thinking that maybe this was going to be part of project blue beam or part of a deception of some sort. So you don't think there is a chance of this or of anyone in the U.S seeing something like this?

I didn't say that of course. Seeing a failure of a Russian ICBM is unlikely in the US. They tend to do their launches where they can carefully observe the launch and make it difficult for land based observations to take place. But other places have had launch failures. China had a launch failure with a spiral result. Personally, with the cost of these systems I'd rather see that the launches be successful.