Mystery Missile Rocket test over California?

Captured on 10/27/10
Total run time 20min 31sec available upon request.
Surprise at 5 min 11sec.

Hilltop in distance is Anza-Borrego Desert State Wilderness Park.
Eastward is Borrego Springs
Westward is Agua Caliente Airport
Other side of hill is Salton Sea.
Desert spotted with USMC and USAF bases, testing grounds and demolition storage.

Off coast is San Clemente Island, USN testing center.
Suspected site of Mini HAARP facility.
Island is classified as bombing range but Google Earth shows something a bit different.

North is Edwards USAF Airbase Base; they work on improving targeting systems and
South is the Camp Pendleton USMC Facility. They work on detection and intercept technology.

The USAF will send a missile or rocket in the general direction of San Clemente Island which is off the coast of the USMC base.
They shoot at incoming missiles but recoil and contact is never heard.

Those of us living within 60 miles of the Island don't need a schedule to know when they are bombing in the area just off shore.
but here is one: http://www.scisland.org/schedules/schedules.php
The water carries that percussion for some distance.
You don't hear it as much as you feel it pulsating around in your skull.
Some of us "hear it" more than others.

Schedule is seldom accurate.
If you set up shop on the beach ready to record event you will never see it happen.
If you try to record the audio from any distance you will get blank tape, not a sound.

I have to admit that I am more than a little curious about this "rocket".
To those of us that are SkyWatcher Hobbyists, this is nothing new and not a rocket.
I find it hard to believe that this is the first time anyone working in the media with a video camera in hand has ever caught one of these on film.

Why are they reporting this world-wide?
Check the Global News Agency websites.

How are they going to spin this?
First something extremely important than nothing at all, never to be looked into again?
Except by those of us not in the pin with the sheeple.
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