Palmetto Pundit
So who's the trigger man, Ding Chavez or Mr. Clark? For the M82 that sets about a one to two mile radius at a guess.
While thinking of fiction, one left leaning author, sniping at SDI, postulated other assets providing real time intel on launches to cover the utter fraud of a space based launch detection system. That part of the system, in fact, exists and works to the dismay of Beijing and Moscow.
Of interest, Il-Jong's impetious launching lost face for Beijing after promises to Washington that they would intervene.
Suppose we observed all the launchings but two? The two stealthed tests. I don't like to think that scenario at all, but in this day of technological leaps... All of the gear that's out there that we know about is bad enough. The gear that's out there that we don't know about is ... I can't think of the word.
Dread, they might mask radar signatures, but infra red and visible tracks are difficult to hide. I suspect there is other data that would compromise its source should it be released, meaning that the US press is salavating with fantasies of finding a leak that they can splash across the headlines.
Back to information warfare, leaked correctly, can make North Korea go looking for another Pueblo on their east coast when they might look to their west...
The Russians have a word, maskirovka, a tactic like slight of hand or misdirection. I'm waiting to see our press played like a violin in the hands of a master soon.
God keep us from the likes of the NYT's and Washington's rag. Should they get their hands on the why's and wherefores of any more secrets that keep us safe.
Sorry for the off topic....Hope you guys had a wonderful vacation...Please forgive me for not yet responding...love the photo you sent...between posting and following trackbacks...then the doctors weekly..so far behind...Will email soon. Take care...Hope all is alright there...I see your time stamp (back dated). Your friend, Suzie
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