--- Horace Heffner wrote: ... Cynthia McKinney, FORMER US CONGRESSWOMAN, GEORGIA...
> Controversial at least. Looks that way. I would have less trouble with a putative Cheney plot- a last ditch effort to salvage the presidency, if the story about the "Five cruise missiles armed with nuclear warheads" had not broken. Coincidence, of course. Apparently, the conspiracy bloggers are already insisting that high level calls were made to keep the story quiet, and that only the courage of the three military officers, who asked for anonymity, kept the story from being a footnote to a second 9/11. The U.S. military had supposedly been transporting the missiles to be decommissioned before "the error was noticed." The nuclear warheads were apparently unaccounted for during the flight, but the Air Force spokesman said U.S. citizens were "never in any real danger." One conspiracy blogger has suggested that the real danger was if the "innocent mistake" had turned out to be part of a larger 9/11 (Act ll) plot, maybe even a Cheney inspired plot. I should add that we may not have heard the end of this yet - as it's not clear why the warheads hadn't been removed ahead of time (which is standard practice); nor why the first reports said six warheads instead of five!! ; nor the exact timing of the incident; nor why the vice-president's office was involved. Apparently there are a couple of rather large discrepancies in the various reports which have filtered out.
