Coyote attacks cat on camera in Naples
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Coyote attacks cat on camera in East Naples Monday. July 28, 2008.Florida wildlife officers went door-to-door in an East Naples neighborhood Monday to try to calm worries about a weekend coyote attack on a pet cat.Surveillance cameras set up to catch vandals caught the coyote chasing Riverwood Estates resident Carol Dinwiddie's cat Caesar up a tree in her yard. The coyote partially climbed up the tree and then the cat fell out of the tree early Sunday."And then he got my cat, " she said.Coyotes have been fingered in a string of attacks since March against dogs, cats and goats in Lee and Collier counties, but the attack in the neighborhood east of Collier Boulevard and south of U.S. 41 East is the first report so far south of the original attacks.Neighbors said Monday they are worried about the safety of their own pets, but the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission is holding fast to its policy of not trapping nuisance coyotes.
ABC News Alien Blimps Over Salt Lake City - January 5, 2009
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Source: InfowarsABC News wants you to believe we are being visited by aliens. In the video here, they say the residents of Salt Lake City are scratching their heads.However, there is plenty of documentation these supposed alien blimps are in fact surveillance vessels manufactured for Homeland Security. From Engadget:Lockheed Martin to build High Altitude Airship for homeland securityDarren MurphJanuary 22, 2007by Darren Murph, posted Jan 22nd 2007 at 9:50AMAlthough its not exactly shocking to hear of yet another homeland security application that seems to border on Big Brother, Lockheed Martins High Altitude Airship could keep an elevated eye on 600 miles of US countryside at any given time, and if all goes as planned, well have 11 of these things floating over our everyday activities by the end of the decade. The HAA prototype is a ginormous airship that measures 17-times larger than the Goodyear rendition were all used to seeing above sporting events, and is designed to hover 12 miles above the earth in order to keep tabs on whats happening below. The airship is slated to be solar-powered and should stay in a geocentric orbit for "up to a year," and if equipped with high-resolution cameras, a single one could cover everything "between Toledo, Ohio and New York City." While Lockheed Martin is thrilled with the $40 million project theyve been awarded, its certainly understandable to get a little worried about how these blimps will actually be used, but a company spokesperson suggested then an entire fleet could actually be used for "border surveillance" — and hey, we need a little help down there anyway, right?Copied from BLACKLISTED NEWS http://blacklistednews.com
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