West Coast Event

[kscarbel2]

If the U.S. Navy wanted to conduct top secret operations allegedly involving the test firing of a Trident II missile from the ballistic missile submarine USS Kentucky, given they have the entire Pacific Ocean to work with, or the Indian Ocean (the secretive Diego Garcia) for that matter, why would they instead force commercial aircraft flying in and out of LAX (one of the country’s busiest airports) to take alternative routes for a week and send the alleged missile over Orange County, California?

What were they really doing?

Was the object actually a U.S. missile?

In a convoluted way, the event reminds one of when the government authorized the military to use the population of San Francisco as unsuspecting human guinea pigs for germ warfare experimentation in 1950 (and other US cities, from the 1940s thru the 1960s), a direct violation of the Nuremberg Code which stipulates that “voluntary, informed consent” is required for research participants, and that experiments which might lead to death or disabling injury are unacceptable. Of course, what they admitted to, and what they were actually doing, are quite possibly two different things.

http://www.wsj.com/articles/SB1003703226697496080

http://www.businessinsider.sg/the-military-tested-bacterial-weapons-in-san-francisco-2015-7/

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[gearhead204]

things that make a guy go HUUMMMMMMMMMM!!!!!!!