Strange delayed sonic booms from Russian Meteor and claim that UFO smashed it

[SeaMonkey]

It may not have even been a meteor, as you mentioned it did not produce the expected extreme sonic boom, but several small booms, instead.

Correct, it was not a meteor.  It was in
fact intercepted in order to assure that
the onboard toxic fuel was ignited and
consumed before the object struck the
ground.  It was a man-made object on a
mission that went awry.

The cover story is that it was a meteor so
that there would be no need to either confirm
or deny.

Yes, the Kiwi (or so he claims) is a disinfo agent.

[NickZ]

  Interesting, and confirms what some of us had thought that had happened. 
The disinfo agent also makes sense, at least it does to me. As you'd have to be blind not to see the object intersecting, flying through and destroying the so called "meteor".

  Any links to the information you've mentioned would be most welcome.

  Nick_Z

[SeaMonkey]

Fortunately, sufficient video was obtained from
various observers which reveal, to those who are
familiar with such events, telltale signs enabling
discernment of the true nature of what was seen,
heard and felt by many.

When cover is initiated it is done by agreement at
the highest levels of the participant governments.
At some time in the future the truth may be revealed
but because of the classified nature of the event the
media sources (mainstream and alternative) will find
nothing to substantiate any suspicions they might have.

Weapons in Space are not supposed to exist.

[TechStuf]

http://rense.com/general81/myst11.htm




They don't like it when lasers are pointed at them....I can promise you that.  Sometimes they just flutter out of the way.  Sometimes they zoom down from orbit to just 100 feet off the ground, coming at you so fast it seems that an impact, with you at it's center, is a split second away....only to hover for a few moments, lighting up the entire area, before zooming back to orbital height again in a second or two. 


They appear to move faster than any meteor I've seen.  Much faster.




TS