>>1720994

I am in WA state, about 150 miles from where this occurred, and unless it was just a coincidental phenomenon, at 3:59 am last Sunday I experienced what I can only describe as a mild soundwave/airwave type occurrence. I will explain…the following all happened pretty quickly:

I was laying on the sofa playing cards on my laptop and in my peripheral vision I noticed the water in my glass begin to wave/vibrate. I have lived for decades on major fault lines along the bases of volcanoes, so this is something I notice. I immediately glance over to the sleeping pets on the floor and am momentarily relieved that they are still sleeping, but look back to the glass. The intensity is increasing and my neurosystem just lights right the fuck up. I jump up, and plant myself solidly because only have a few seconds to assess if this is a shaker or roller and execute a plan. And why in the fuck are the animals still sleeping?! Glass rattling on glass table now, and why can't I feel anything?! I have a metal base with a glass top table, with a glass of water on top. The base is slightly uneven, so even walking by the table hard will make the base wobble a bit on the floor. The glass top never wobbles. At this moment, the base is of the table is NOT wobbling. First, the water in the glass started…then it grew to the glass itself rattling on the table top…the base of the table and the glass top were still. Confused as all hell, I grab the glass and steady it. I let go and it very mildly rattle a small bit and faded off, water still vibrating. Out loud, embarrassingly enough, I remember saying "what the fuck is happening, what the fuck is happening?" It faded out and I stood there for a moment and I realized it wasn't the earth, but it was in the air. It wasn't instantaneous in intensity, and there was no sound on my register. It was just a deep, low, almost lazy wave of undetectable (to me) sound. This is the point that I actually felt SCARED. I don't know why. It seemed ominous for some reason. I immediately wanted to go wake my husband, and so checked the time. It was 3:59 am. I didn't wake him.

After he woke I told him "I almost woke you up at 4am, I thought we were having an earthquake." I explained what happened and that I have no idea what it was, but it was not an earthquake, it was in the air, and it totally freaked me out. He later said he checked if there was any activity, and it was definitely not an earthquake.

I don't know why, but yesterday it suddenly crossed my mind – wait, what time was that possible missile sighting again? So last night I ask my husband if he remembers me telling him about me thinking we were having an earthquake and reconfirm with him what I told him. He confirms what I remember. So I showed him the article (he doesn't news) and told him I wondered if there was any validity to the missile thing because I totally think I observed a wave of some sort at basically that exact time.

So I don't honestly know what it was that I experienced or what caused it, or if it is related to this story, but when I looked at the clock it was 3:59 am and I'm about 150 miles from the island.>>1720994

>>1773083

I am in Vancouver, WA. about 150-160 miles directly south through the I-5 corridor at the Columbia River.

I was just talking with my husband about it. He is former Air Force. Several years back I was living in Portland close to downtown/the river and someone detonated a small pipe bomb about 7 miles from where I was, down by the marina on the Willamette. From where I was there was a fairly loud explosion, everything rattled, and then I was hit with a massive wave of energy that was far stronger and seemed longer than the audible noise, itself. The way the water and the surrounding mountains are situated in that area acted like an amplifier for all that energy. I wondered if Sunday morning there was an explosive event and that energy made it's way down echoing through the I-5 corridor.

He he didn't think so, that what I described to him on Sunday sounded exactly what would be basically the outskirts of a sonic boom. He described it as sort of a cone shaped echo and at the ends of it you would probably not hear anything but it would basically rattle things and whatnot. In his interpretation he seems to think I "heard" something overhead but far away – I saw the shake… and not an explosive launch or anything.

He is an extremely rational and logic based person who is not into conspiracy at all, but I asked him if he believed that was a helicopter in that time lapse vid. He said no, I really don't think so. I asked him if he thought it was a missile. He said yes, that is what it appears to be to him. I asked him that if it was a missile, where would it be headed and why. He immediately pulled up maps on his phone and said "Look, there is puget sound and there is north korea." The visual was clear. I said some speculate that it was an attempt at AF1 – he did not think that was a reasonable explanation. His most likely theory was "a show of capability." He is not a fan of Trump, and said this scares him, although he did say if that is what happened he doesn't believe it would actually be carrying a nuke. He thought it would be most likely we might drop something just off of their coast or something to make the point. I think he would prefer it was a helicopter.

>>1776293

That's his viewpoint. He and I are living in totally different reality tunnels in this regard. My theory is we have been usurped by a pack of wild Marxists and we are probably literally at war right now.