MSM Reports: Meteor EXPLOSION in Tucson Sky Tuesday Night! Seriously????

I was just surfing around the net tonight and discovered that I missed a major astronomical event in Tucson where I live. Evidently last night (Tuesday) about 7:00pm (while I was working at my desk three flights up by a window that gives me a great view of all of Tucson) there was an explosion right over my head followed by a huge flash of light - and I missed it! I guess houses shook, items fell off shelves, people came running out of their houses in droves to see the spectacle, fingers pointed to the sky. And I missed it!

I think it's a crock of shit. Today, just 12 hours after the event,I worked at an auction that draws hundreds of people from all over Arizona - and no one said a thing?? Nothing?? The only proof that CNN and others are showing of this "explosion" is a ridiculous 15 second video and some fake Tucson residents remarking about the fake excitement at a fake restaurant. I'm supposed to believe that out of all the hundreds of people who supposedly came running outside, only one guy "was lucky enough" to have recorded it - and with a dashcam no less! Who has a dashcam in Tucson beside the cops??

[link to www.cnn.com]

As I studied the fakery, I noticed some very interesting things: 1) the media goes out of their way to connect this meteor explosion "kind of/sort of/but not really " with the Geminid meteor shower shower that is supposed to happen this weekend. They can't say for sure if that's what it was but the military (when asked by the news stations)said they hadn't a clue either. 2) the media made sure to mention all the conspiracy theorists who are saying that it was a UFO (didn't hear that anywhere either).

But it weighed at least 100 pounds - of THAT they are sure.

I think we're being set up. One news headline said "Did you see it? Explosion in the AZ sky!" .....power of suggestion anyone? And the people being interviewed (actors) were acting as if it was no big deal but, boy, was it spectacular!!!I think we're being set up for something coming really really soon.

Or am I out of my mind and there really was an explosion and a huge flash of light over my head last night and I missed it???

I was just surfing around the net tonight and discovered that I missed a major astronomical event in Tucson where I live. Evidently last night (Tuesday) about 7:00pm (while I was working at my desk three flights up by a window that gives me a great view of all of Tucson) there was an explosion right over my head followed by a huge flash of light - and I missed it! I guess houses shook, items fell off shelves, people came running out of their houses in droves to see the spectacle, fingers pointed to the sky. And I missed it!

I think it's a crock of shit. Today, just 12 hours after the event,I worked at an auction that draws hundreds of people from all over Arizona - and no one said a thing?? Nothing?? The only proof that CNN and others are showing of this "explosion" is a ridiculous 15 second video and some fake Tucson residents remarking about the fake excitement at a fake restaurant. I'm supposed to believe that out of all the hundreds of people who supposedly came running outside, only one guy "was lucky enough" to have recorded it - and with a dashcam no less! Who has a dashcam in Tucson beside the cops??

[link to www.cnn.com]

As I studied the fakery, I noticed some very interesting things: 1) the media goes out of their way to connect this meteor explosion "kind of/sort of/but not really " with the Geminid meteor shower shower that is supposed to happen this weekend. They can't say for sure if that's what it was but the military (when asked by the news stations)said they hadn't a clue either. 2) the media made sure to mention all the conspiracy theorists who are saying that it was a UFO (didn't hear that anywhere either).

But it weighed at least 100 pounds - of THAT they are sure.

I think we're being set up. One news headline said "Did you see it? Explosion in the AZ sky!" .....power of suggestion anyone? And the people being interviewed (actors) were acting as if it was no big deal but, boy, was it spectacular!!!I think we're being set up for something coming really really soon.

Or am I out of my mind and there really was an explosion and a huge flash of light over my head last night and I missed it???

I was just surfing around the net tonight and discovered that I missed a major astronomical event in Tucson where I live. Evidently last night (Tuesday) about 7:00pm (while I was working at my desk three flights up by a window that gives me a great view of all of Tucson) there was an explosion right over my head followed by a huge flash of light - and I missed it! I guess houses shook, items fell off shelves, people came running out of their houses in droves to see the spectacle, fingers pointed to the sky. And I missed it!

I think it's a crock of shit. Today, just 12 hours after the event,I worked at an auction that draws hundreds of people from all over Arizona - and no one said a thing?? Nothing?? The only proof that CNN and others are showing of this "explosion" is a ridiculous 15 second video and some fake Tucson residents remarking about the fake excitement at a fake restaurant. I'm supposed to believe that out of all the hundreds of people who supposedly came running outside, only one guy "was lucky enough" to have recorded it - and with a dashcam no less! Who has a dashcam in Tucson beside the cops??

[link to www.cnn.com]

As I studied the fakery, I noticed some very interesting things: 1) the media goes out of their way to connect this meteor explosion "kind of/sort of/but not really " with the Geminid meteor shower shower that is supposed to happen this weekend. They can't say for sure if that's what it was but the military (when asked by the news stations)said they hadn't a clue either. 2) the media made sure to mention all the conspiracy theorists who are saying that it was a UFO (didn't hear that anywhere either).

But it weighed at least 100 pounds - of THAT they are sure.

I think we're being set up. One news headline said "Did you see it? Explosion in the AZ sky!" .....power of suggestion anyone? And the people being interviewed (actors) were acting as if it was no big deal but, boy, was it spectacular!!!I think we're being set up for something coming really really soon.

Or am I out of my mind and there really was an explosion and a huge flash of light over my head last night and I missed it???

I was just surfing around the net tonight and discovered that I missed a major astronomical event in Tucson where I live. Evidently last night (Tuesday) about 7:00pm (while I was working at my desk three flights up by a window that gives me a great view of all of Tucson) there was an explosion right over my head followed by a huge flash of light - and I missed it! I guess houses shook, items fell off shelves, people came running out of their houses in droves to see the spectacle, fingers pointed to the sky. And I missed it!

I think it's a crock of shit. Today, just 12 hours after the event,I worked at an auction that draws hundreds of people from all over Arizona - and no one said a thing?? Nothing?? The only proof that CNN and others are showing of this "explosion" is a ridiculous 15 second video and some fake Tucson residents remarking about the fake excitement at a fake restaurant. I'm supposed to believe that out of all the hundreds of people who supposedly came running outside, only one guy "was lucky enough" to have recorded it - and with a dashcam no less! Who has a dashcam in Tucson beside the cops??

[link to www.cnn.com]

As I studied the fakery, I noticed some very interesting things: 1) the media goes out of their way to connect this meteor explosion "kind of/sort of/but not really " with the Geminid meteor shower shower that is supposed to happen this weekend. They can't say for sure if that's what it was but the military (when asked by the news stations)said they hadn't a clue either. 2) the media made sure to mention all the conspiracy theorists who are saying that it was a UFO (didn't hear that anywhere either).

But it weighed at least 100 pounds - of THAT they are sure.

I think we're being set up. One news headline said "Did you see it? Explosion in the AZ sky!" .....power of suggestion anyone? And the people being interviewed (actors) were acting as if it was no big deal but, boy, was it spectacular!!!I think we're being set up for something coming really really soon.

Or am I out of my mind and there really was an explosion and a huge flash of light over my head last night and I missed it???

A meteor wiping out Tucson would do millions of dollars of improvement.
That's how much if a shithole Tucson is.

A meteor wiping out Tucson would do millions of dollars of improvement.
That's how much if a shithole Tucson is.

Light causes deadly apartment fire almost completely destroying entire apartment complex and killing several people and seriously injuring several others.



Does anyone need any more proof why you should never ever live in an apartment complex.

A meteor wiping out Tucson would do millions of dollars of improvement.
That's how much if a shithole Tucson is.

A meteor wiping out Tucson would do millions of dollars of improvement.
That's how much if a shithole Tucson is.

trying to discredit anything going on in the sky/space so this must mean there IS something going on in space/sky......so there we have it

trying to discredit anything going on in the sky/space so this must mean there IS something going on in space/sky......so there we have it

I was outside working in my yard Tuesday night. I didn't hear a thing.

I live in Vail...maybe too far away?

I haven't heard anything about this either...

I was outside working in my yard Tuesday night. I didn't hear a thing.

I live in Vail...maybe too far away?

I haven't heard anything about this either...

A meteor wiping out Tucson would do millions of dollars of improvement.
That's how much if a shithole Tucson is.

the day after reports of missile flying over Phoenix

I was just surfing around the net tonight and discovered that I missed a major astronomical event in Tucson where I live. Evidently last night (Tuesday) about 7:00pm (while I was working at my desk three flights up by a window that gives me a great view of all of Tucson) there was an explosion right over my head followed by a huge flash of light - and I missed it! I guess houses shook, items fell off shelves, people came running out of their houses in droves to see the spectacle, fingers pointed to the sky. And I missed it!

I think it's a crock of shit. Today, just 12 hours after the event,I worked at an auction that draws hundreds of people from all over Arizona - and no one said a thing?? Nothing?? The only proof that CNN and others are showing of this "explosion" is a ridiculous 15 second video and some fake Tucson residents remarking about the fake excitement at a fake restaurant. I'm supposed to believe that out of all the hundreds of people who supposedly came running outside, only one guy "was lucky enough" to have recorded it - and with a dashcam no less! Who has a dashcam in Tucson beside the cops??

[link to www.cnn.com]

As I studied the fakery, I noticed some very interesting things: 1) the media goes out of their way to connect this meteor explosion "kind of/sort of/but not really " with the Geminid meteor shower shower that is supposed to happen this weekend. They can't say for sure if that's what it was but the military (when asked by the news stations)said they hadn't a clue either. 2) the media made sure to mention all the conspiracy theorists who are saying that it was a UFO (didn't hear that anywhere either).

But it weighed at least 100 pounds - of THAT they are sure.

I think we're being set up. One news headline said "Did you see it? Explosion in the AZ sky!" .....power of suggestion anyone? And the people being interviewed (actors) were acting as if it was no big deal but, boy, was it spectacular!!!I think we're being set up for something coming really really soon.

Or am I out of my mind and there really was an explosion and a huge flash of light over my head last night and I missed it???

I was just surfing around the net tonight and discovered that I missed a major astronomical event in Tucson where I live. Evidently last night (Tuesday) about 7:00pm (while I was working at my desk three flights up by a window that gives me a great view of all of Tucson) there was an explosion right over my head followed by a huge flash of light - and I missed it! I guess houses shook, items fell off shelves, people came running out of their houses in droves to see the spectacle, fingers pointed to the sky. And I missed it!

I think it's a crock of shit. Today, just 12 hours after the event,I worked at an auction that draws hundreds of people from all over Arizona - and no one said a thing?? Nothing?? The only proof that CNN and others are showing of this "explosion" is a ridiculous 15 second video and some fake Tucson residents remarking about the fake excitement at a fake restaurant. I'm supposed to believe that out of all the hundreds of people who supposedly came running outside, only one guy "was lucky enough" to have recorded it - and with a dashcam no less! Who has a dashcam in Tucson beside the cops??

[link to www.cnn.com]

As I studied the fakery, I noticed some very interesting things: 1) the media goes out of their way to connect this meteor explosion "kind of/sort of/but not really " with the Geminid meteor shower shower that is supposed to happen this weekend. They can't say for sure if that's what it was but the military (when asked by the news stations)said they hadn't a clue either. 2) the media made sure to mention all the conspiracy theorists who are saying that it was a UFO (didn't hear that anywhere either).

But it weighed at least 100 pounds - of THAT they are sure.

I think we're being set up. One news headline said "Did you see it? Explosion in the AZ sky!" .....power of suggestion anyone? And the people being interviewed (actors) were acting as if it was no big deal but, boy, was it spectacular!!!I think we're being set up for something coming really really soon.

Or am I out of my mind and there really was an explosion and a huge flash of light over my head last night and I missed it???

Lots of fires in China

I was just surfing around the net tonight and discovered that I missed a major astronomical event in Tucson where I live. Evidently last night (Tuesday) about 7:00pm (while I was working at my desk three flights up by a window that gives me a great view of all of Tucson) there was an explosion right over my head followed by a huge flash of light - and I missed it! I guess houses shook, items fell off shelves, people came running out of their houses in droves to see the spectacle, fingers pointed to the sky. And I missed it!

I think it's a crock of shit. Today, just 12 hours after the event,I worked at an auction that draws hundreds of people from all over Arizona - and no one said a thing?? Nothing?? The only proof that CNN and others are showing of this "explosion" is a ridiculous 15 second video and some fake Tucson residents remarking about the fake excitement at a fake restaurant. I'm supposed to believe that out of all the hundreds of people who supposedly came running outside, only one guy "was lucky enough" to have recorded it - and with a dashcam no less! Who has a dashcam in Tucson beside the cops??

[link to www.cnn.com]

As I studied the fakery, I noticed some very interesting things: 1) the media goes out of their way to connect this meteor explosion "kind of/sort of/but not really " with the Geminid meteor shower shower that is supposed to happen this weekend. They can't say for sure if that's what it was but the military (when asked by the news stations)said they hadn't a clue either. 2) the media made sure to mention all the conspiracy theorists who are saying that it was a UFO (didn't hear that anywhere either).

But it weighed at least 100 pounds - of THAT they are sure.

I think we're being set up. One news headline said "Did you see it? Explosion in the AZ sky!" .....power of suggestion anyone? And the people being interviewed (actors) were acting as if it was no big deal but, boy, was it spectacular!!!I think we're being set up for something coming really really soon.

Or am I out of my mind and there really was an explosion and a huge flash of light over my head last night and I missed it???

A meteor wiping out Tucson would do millions of dollars of improvement.
That's how much if a shithole Tucson is.

I was just surfing around the net tonight and discovered that I missed a major astronomical event in Tucson where I live. Evidently last night (Tuesday) about 7:00pm (while I was working at my desk three flights up by a window that gives me a great view of all of Tucson) there was an explosion right over my head followed by a huge flash of light - and I missed it! I guess houses shook, items fell off shelves, people came running out of their houses in droves to see the spectacle, fingers pointed to the sky. And I missed it!

I think it's a crock of shit. Today, just 12 hours after the event,I worked at an auction that draws hundreds of people from all over Arizona - and no one said a thing?? Nothing?? The only proof that CNN and others are showing of this "explosion" is a ridiculous 15 second video and some fake Tucson residents remarking about the fake excitement at a fake restaurant. I'm supposed to believe that out of all the hundreds of people who supposedly came running outside, only one guy "was lucky enough" to have recorded it - and with a dashcam no less! Who has a dashcam in Tucson beside the cops??

[link to www.cnn.com]

As I studied the fakery, I noticed some very interesting things: 1) the media goes out of their way to connect this meteor explosion "kind of/sort of/but not really " with the Geminid meteor shower shower that is supposed to happen this weekend. They can't say for sure if that's what it was but the military (when asked by the news stations)said they hadn't a clue either. 2) the media made sure to mention all the conspiracy theorists who are saying that it was a UFO (didn't hear that anywhere either).

But it weighed at least 100 pounds - of THAT they are sure.

I think we're being set up. One news headline said "Did you see it? Explosion in the AZ sky!" .....power of suggestion anyone? And the people being interviewed (actors) were acting as if it was no big deal but, boy, was it spectacular!!!I think we're being set up for something coming really really soon.

Or am I out of my mind and there really was an explosion and a huge flash of light over my head last night and I missed it???

I was just surfing around the net tonight and discovered that I missed a major astronomical event in Tucson where I live. Evidently last night (Tuesday) about 7:00pm (while I was working at my desk three flights up by a window that gives me a great view of all of Tucson) there was an explosion right over my head followed by a huge flash of light - and I missed it! I guess houses shook, items fell off shelves, people came running out of their houses in droves to see the spectacle, fingers pointed to the sky. And I missed it!

I think it's a crock of shit. Today, just 12 hours after the event,I worked at an auction that draws hundreds of people from all over Arizona - and no one said a thing?? Nothing?? The only proof that CNN and others are showing of this "explosion" is a ridiculous 15 second video and some fake Tucson residents remarking about the fake excitement at a fake restaurant. I'm supposed to believe that out of all the hundreds of people who supposedly came running outside, only one guy "was lucky enough" to have recorded it - and with a dashcam no less! Who has a dashcam in Tucson beside the cops??

[link to www.cnn.com]

As I studied the fakery, I noticed some very interesting things: 1) the media goes out of their way to connect this meteor explosion "kind of/sort of/but not really " with the Geminid meteor shower shower that is supposed to happen this weekend. They can't say for sure if that's what it was but the military (when asked by the news stations)said they hadn't a clue either. 2) the media made sure to mention all the conspiracy theorists who are saying that it was a UFO (didn't hear that anywhere either).

But it weighed at least 100 pounds - of THAT they are sure.

I think we're being set up. One news headline said "Did you see it? Explosion in the AZ sky!" .....power of suggestion anyone? And the people being interviewed (actors) were acting as if it was no big deal but, boy, was it spectacular!!!I think we're being set up for something coming really really soon.

Or am I out of my mind and there really was an explosion and a huge flash of light over my head last night and I missed it???

trying to discredit anything going on in the sky/space so this must mean there IS something going on in space/sky......so there we have it

A meteor wiping out Tucson would do millions of dollars of improvement.
That's how much if a shithole Tucson is.

I was just surfing around the net tonight and discovered that I missed a major astronomical event in Tucson where I live. Evidently last night (Tuesday) about 7:00pm (while I was working at my desk three flights up by a window that gives me a great view of all of Tucson) there was an explosion right over my head followed by a huge flash of light - and I missed it! I guess houses shook, items fell off shelves, people came running out of their houses in droves to see the spectacle, fingers pointed to the sky. And I missed it!

I think it's a crock of shit. Today, just 12 hours after the event,I worked at an auction that draws hundreds of people from all over Arizona - and no one said a thing?? Nothing?? The only proof that CNN and others are showing of this "explosion" is a ridiculous 15 second video and some fake Tucson residents remarking about the fake excitement at a fake restaurant. I'm supposed to believe that out of all the hundreds of people who supposedly came running outside, only one guy "was lucky enough" to have recorded it - and with a dashcam no less! Who has a dashcam in Tucson beside the cops??

[link to www.cnn.com]

As I studied the fakery, I noticed some very interesting things: 1) the media goes out of their way to connect this meteor explosion "kind of/sort of/but not really " with the Geminid meteor shower shower that is supposed to happen this weekend. They can't say for sure if that's what it was but the military (when asked by the news stations)said they hadn't a clue either. 2) the media made sure to mention all the conspiracy theorists who are saying that it was a UFO (didn't hear that anywhere either).

But it weighed at least 100 pounds - of THAT they are sure.

I think we're being set up. One news headline said "Did you see it? Explosion in the AZ sky!" .....power of suggestion anyone? And the people being interviewed (actors) were acting as if it was no big deal but, boy, was it spectacular!!!I think we're being set up for something coming really really soon.

Or am I out of my mind and there really was an explosion and a huge flash of light over my head last night and I missed it???

trying to discredit anything going on in the sky/space so this must mean there IS something going on in space/sky......so there we have it