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I can see how a lot of head games might get played over this event, not only between the U.S. and the perpetrator, but also between the U.S. officials and the U.S. population.  Over and over, the pentagon says that it was not one of their missiles without once addressing the obvious possibility that it might have been a foreign missile.  I do not know how much video might be available of this incident, but reportedly, witnesses say they saw fire immediately trailing the object.   <o:p></o:p> The litany of absurd explanations attempting to convince the public that it was not what it looked like leaves me no choice but to believe that U.S. military officials know exactly what was fired off the coast of California and who fired it.  If they did not know, but were willing to share the information if they should find out, they would tell us they were continuing to investigate.   <o:p></o:p> Obviously, however, the U.S. officials want the public to stop questioning what they saw because if they tell the public it was a Chinese missile, for instance, they will be acknowledging to the Chinese that the U.S. is officially aware of it.   And then it would follow that the U.S. officials should do something about such a provocative threat.  Therefore, the U.S. officials want us to stop speculating and forget about it.  So, they say it was a jet contrail; “case closed.”  <o:p></o:p> I predict that there are experts out there who have no vested interest in pulling the wool over the public’s eyes, and that they will soon come forward and offer informed, technical explanations based on what the video showed.   <o:p></o:p> When the time is right, China will take back Taiwan, but they hesitate because of their uncertainty over how we will react.  Maybe this missile off out coast was a test to gauge our probable response if they were to make a move on Taiwan.  If that were the case, I guess the Chinese learned that when the public sees Chinese smoke plumes over Taiwan, U.S. officials will tell us that it is just a jet contrail.  "CASE CLOSED."
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