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lostrune2
The Christmas Star showed the way to the Annointed Ones at the Nobel Prize ceremony, for all the wise men to present gifts/awards to.
panzerkampwagen
They put too many warheads in the payload of the SLBM
seijichuudo9sha
Anyone who believes in UFOs needs her head examined.
lostrune2
Hahaha, it's the Christmas Star just in time for the Nobel Prizes in Norway!
Russia has no choice but to S.T.A.R.T. reducing nuke armaments because they're losing the expertise to maintain high stockpiles.
Kapuna
Watch Glen Beck, he knows, he knoooows!
numbskull
LostinNagoya: But an official statement explaining what really was the cause of the light has not been issued yet.
What defense ministry is this talking about?:
If its the Russian defense ministry, do we really need an official statement? Official statements are not always true either!
nath
Aliens in Russia. Cool
LostinNagoya
This article is at least wrong. Russia did launch a missile that failed on its second stage. There was this light that was seen over Northern Norway. But an official statement explaining what really was the cause of the light has not been issued yet. So, to me, this sort of article is not jornalistic at all, it's called assumption.
UnagiDon
The video is great (see BBC), as is the knowledge that Russia's SLBMs are more likely to hit their own sub than their targets.