Flamers...go home.

You can't verify this. I won't use a real name. Those who 'know' me from months of posting and/or private correspondence can take this for what it's worth. I will only say that it came from someone I trust very much.

Friend: "You remember the link you sent me concerning the military equipment being moved on the trains in TX?"

Me: "yes"

Friend: " saw some Chinese military equipment being moved on Thursday. There was a convoy of 4-6 large trucks."

Me: "Where?"

Friend: "Some shipping containers with the trucks"

Friend: "Heading north on the 101."

Friend: "There was Chinese writing on the vehicle just under the windshield on the front of the truck. All was OD green."

Maybe this is nothing. Maybe there is a great explanation. Okay by me. Husband mentioned above is an engineer. Received this message today. On the other hand, this may be another piece to a critical puzzle.

-- Mumsie (shezdremn@aol.com), December 04, 1999

Answers

Probably the payment we received in trade for the computers, plutonium, and other stuff we sent over there.

-- dozerdoctor (dozerdoc@yahoo.com), December 04, 1999.

Lost on their way to the Panama Canal?

-- TA (sea_spur@yahoo.com), December 04, 1999.

LOL TA!

Can someone pin down where this aleged sighting occured? Us East coasters don't cover geography past the original 13 colonies.

-- Hokie (product@public.edu), December 04, 1999.

Hi Mumsie,

Always look forward to your posts. Thanks for info. I travel alot and will keep my eyes open too. Continue to post....

-- More Dinty Moore (dac@ccrtc.com), December 04, 1999.

Mumsie, you still here? Geeez, I figured you'd be hiding down in your bunker in the duck and cover position by now! Only got 3 or 4 days until that big old nuclear warhead gonna come right down on top o' your ole noggin now, you better go crawl back 'tween them sand bags honey! Get that butt movin now girl, times a wastin! :-)

-- Hawk (flyin@high.again), December 04, 1999.

1. Where on the 101? The 101 goes from Los Angeles up the California coast and beyond.

2. Is your friend sure it was Chinese and not Korean?

3. How do you know it was military equipment? There are lots of Asian businesses in California. They transport stuff.

-- ?? (someone@somewhere.not), December 04, 1999.

Might have been an outbound shipment on the way to China---?

I've seen new ambulances logo'd in Arabic, Red Crescent ensign, etc., coming up I-85 out of SW Georgia in quantity. This was 7, 8 years ago -- nothing to fan the NWO flames. International trade and commerce is a fact.

-- Tom Carey (tomcarey@mindspring.com), December 05, 1999.

Are you sure it was Chinese writing on the trucks and not, say for example, Korean? Where on 101? Could they have been on their way to a naval base for transport?

-- Tuan (Strider X6@aol.com), December 05, 1999.

hmm ... wondering if this has ANYTHING to do with the fact that our venerable Mr. President "gave" the Chinese military (well, a 'shipping' company - COSCO, I believe is the name of the company- which is wholly owned and operated by the Chinese People's Liberation Army) a US Navy base AND a US Air Force base in Long Beach, CA?

BTW - from what I understand, the 'company' which will take over operational control of the Panama Canal is part of COSCO.

WorldNetDaily and a few other online sources had several very detailed articles about both of these issues earlier this year.

-- hiding in plain (sight@edge. of no-where), December 05, 1999.

Hawk...Shut up....please...thank you.

He was driving in the L.A. area, I'll find out where specifically, and any other details I can.

-- Mumsie (shezdremn@aol.com), December 05, 1999.