Another TFR bust

[Jim]

The White House is being evacuated due to a TFR or ADIZ incursion.
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[Aardvark]

Jim wrote:
> The White House is being evacuated due to a TFR or ADIZ incursion.

From
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,103616,00.html

WASHINGTON — At least part of the White House (search) was evacuated
Thursday after a false radar reading mistakenly indicated that a plane
flew within five miles of restricted airspace around the complex,
officials said.


"It's a false radar target," said William Shumann, Federal Aviation
Administration (search) spokesman. "When the NORAD fighters got to the
location of the alleged violation, they found nothing."

The North American Aerospace Defense Command (search), or NORAD, is the
command center for the defense of U.S. and Canadian airspacursday morning.

An aide to President Bush said that staffers were told to go to a nearby
street but were allowed to go back to their desks a short time later.

The president was traveling in Britain at the time. Many of his top
aides also were on the trip and not in the building.

"The threat level was never raised," Mitchell said.

On Nov. 10, Air Force fighter jets scrambled to intercept a private
plane that flew too close to the White House. The plane was later
determined not to be a threat.

The president was away then, also, on a trip to Arkansas and South Carolina.

[C J Campbell]

"Jim" > wrote in message
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| The White House is being evacuated due to a TFR or ADIZ incursion.
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Latest reports are that it was a false radar return. No airplane, but
perhaps a flock of birds or something.

Now our fearless leaders are running from shadows and ghosts. Not that a
real airplane was much threat to them.

[Anonymous]

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> "It's a false radar target," said William Shumann, Federal Aviation
> Administration (search) spokesman. "When the NORAD fighters got to the
> location of the alleged violation, they found nothing."

Of course. The old "aircraft equipped with a cloaking device" story.

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[Roger Tracy]

A stealth Cessna?


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[Guy Elden Jr.]

Yeah, probably another case of the mysterious November Golf Hotel Oscar
Sierra Tango.

How much longer do you all think it's going to be before somebody actually
gets shot down?


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[Ron Natalie]

"Roger Tracy" > wrote in message ...
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Same one we use to create the chemtrails.

[Jeff]

there you go, a C-152 in stealth mode carrying bin laden.

Roger Tracy wrote:

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[Larry Fransson]

On 2003-11-20 08:25:41 -0800, "Roger Tracy" > said

> A stealth Cessna

More likely the Foo Fighters on their way into town for a gig

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Larry Fransso
Seattle, WA

[Larry Dighera]

On Thu, 20 Nov 2003 12:05:43 -0500, "Guy Elden Jr."
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>How much longer do you all think it's going to be before somebody actually
>gets shot down?

You mean like the evangelists in Peru?

I believe, that if the intruder aircraft is able to communicate with
the intercepting aircraft on 121.5, and its pilot complies with
instructions, the likelihood is not too great that an innocent
'intruder' will be downed. It is to the advantage of the errant
intruding flight, that it be detected and challenged as near as
possible to the time it enterers the TFR. It would be my guess, that
the shoot-down trigger is expressed as a distance from a specific
point; any unidentified aircraft within that distance is probably
deemed a threat and therefore a target. But, I'm just gussin'.

[Anonymous]

C J Campbell wrote:

> Latest reports are that it was a false radar return. No airplane, but
> perhaps a flock of birds or something.

Now that would be a story. "Blackhawk helicopters shoot down a
migrating flock of geese when the birds failed to respond to intercept
signals. One goose, who was taken into custody on the ground, admitted
that the flock failed to check with FSS before departing."

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[paul k. sanchez]

>Now that would be a story. "Blackhawk helicopters shoot down a migrating
flock of geese when the birds failed to respond to intercept signals. One
goose, who was taken into custody on the ground, admitted that the flock failed
to check with FSS before departing."
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Further interogation by Bureau of Customs and Immigration Enforcement revealed
that all had entered the country thru Canada illegaly, and gave many false
statements to Homeland Security Agencies investigators, leading the unwary
agents on a "wild goose chase".

A Homeland Security spokesperson did allude to the fate of these cross-border
conspirators, mentioning that their sentence will be carried out on the 4th
Thursday of this month.

Since Attorney General Ashcroft deemed these terrorists of the most fowl kind,
they are considered "unlawful combatants" and therefor have no appeal to their
fate. Place and manner of execution will be at a "undisclosed location" and
with secret witnesses.


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2011 south perimeter road, suite g
fort lauderdale, florida 33309-7135
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[C J Campbell]

"paul k. sanchez" > wrote in message
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| >Now that would be a story. "Blackhawk helicopters shoot down a migrating
| flock of geese when the birds failed to respond to intercept signals. One
| goose, who was taken into custody on the ground, admitted that the flock
failed
| to check with FSS before departing."
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| Further interogation by Bureau of Customs and Immigration Enforcement
revealed
| that all had entered the country thru Canada illegaly, and gave many false
| statements to Homeland Security Agencies investigators, leading the unwary
| agents on a "wild goose chase".
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| A Homeland Security spokesperson did allude to the fate of these
cross-border
| conspirators, mentioning that their sentence will be carried out on the
4th
| Thursday of this month.
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| Since Attorney General Ashcroft deemed these terrorists of the most fowl
kind,
| they are considered "unlawful combatants" and therefor have no appeal to
their
| fate. Place and manner of execution will be at a "undisclosed location"
and
| with secret witnesses.
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Obviously secret, because no one wants to see turkeys eating geese.

[Tom S.]

"C J Campbell" > wrote in message
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> | A Homeland Security spokesperson did allude to the fate of these
> cross-border
> | conspirators, mentioning that their sentence will be carried out on the
> 4th
> | Thursday of this month.
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> | Since Attorney General Ashcroft deemed these terrorists of the most fowl
> kind,
> | they are considered "unlawful combatants" and therefor have no appeal to
> their
> | fate. Place and manner of execution will be at a "undisclosed location"
> and
> | with secret witnesses.
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> Obviously secret, because no one wants to see turkeys eating geese.
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Those geese are on double secret probation.

[K. Ari Krupnikov]

"Roger Tracy" > writes:

> A stealth Cessna?

Isn't stealth the other way around?

`Well! I've often seen a plane without a radar signature,' thought
Alice; `but a signature without a plane! It's the most curious thing I
ever saw in my life!'


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