9-11 Anniversary Morning Sky

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9-11 Anniversary Morning Sky

By: bowser1987Subscribe Channel: Weather Location: Cedar Rapids, Iowa Tuesday, Sep 11 , 12 at 5:49 PM

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A crescent moon and the brilliant planet Venus accent the display of the American flag around 6:17 AM, Tuesday, September 11, 2012--the 11th anniversary of 9-11. The celestial objects are in the east sky, the flag on our house.

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shane says ... on Thursday, Sep 20 at 6:04 PM

Walk outside and look up,if you see a contrail and it does not disappear with in 60 seconds it's a CHEMTRAIL very simple. Condensation; contrail do not expand and linger nano particles of self replicating aluminum oxide. Research and learn it's real

carl Heiar says ... on Sunday, Sep 16 at 9:30 AM

Wow what a shot I love America and I see you do as well

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