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: Northeast Intelligence Network

Whose Missile Was It & Why?

By Sean Osborne

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by Sean Osborne 10 November 2010: I’d like to focus in on two sentences from Doug Hagmann’s article below: According to one source within the Pentagon, many of the top brass were in unscheduled, high level meetings throughout the day. Although he was not privy to the information imparted during these meetings, he told me that ?there was an air of deep concern among the officials,? and all participants had a DAWT policy (don?t ask because I won?t tell) policy. Surreal was just one of the adjectives amply used by my Pentagon source. At the very least, according to this source, it was a missile. As to whether it was ours or theirs, he does not know. But he said ?they do,? a reference to the brass. The rumors circulating ?within the [Pentagon] rings? suggest that it was a deliberate launch of a missile from ?Chinese property at sea? intended as a warning to the U...continue to full post

Full post as published by Northeast Intelligence Network on November 10, 2010 (boomark / email).

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