UFO shot down In Indianapolis! Two die in inferno.

Meteorite Impacts Earth in Minden, Louisiana - Media and Government Cover It Up
Louisiana Explosion - Just one more in a long list
Wed, 17 Oct 2012 15:27 CDT
Sott.net has been tracking the startling increase in reports of meteorite/comet fragment sightings and impacts for at least 8 years, and there have been many hundreds of such reports in that time period. This alone should give us cause for concern. Check out the above link to get an idea of just how frequent meteorite/comet fragment sightings have become. Of course, you might say that this apparent increase could just be the result of us paying more attention, but the numbers don't lie. For example, browsing the right bar links on the above Sott.net blog, you'll notice that in 2004, 2005 and 2006, reports were consolidated into two month periods, and there were, on average, less than 10 sightings over that 2-month period. By contrast, in 2008, reports were plentiful enough to begin collating them into monthly records and, since then, their number has increased steadily.

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Two separate fireballs explode over Northeastern US, 5 November 2012

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Some thought a plane had crashed

so when it was shot down, even though it was going 2,000 mph ++++ or higher it fell straight down and only damaged 2 houses?

it didnt skid along the ground at all?

ok...

fucking tards

It's not natural gas people have checked but it could be propane, if it was a UFO that whole area would be off limits at least a two mile radius around the crash site and no one would be allowed anywhere near it resident or not.

There were no gas leaks found in the area, so ufo,s are back on the list of probability.