In 1998, inventor Paul Moller invited CBS News to witness a test flight of his flying car. The vehicle had been proven to work when piloted by remote control, but this time Moller wanted to be in the cockpit himself for a manned flight. CBS News correspondent John Blackstone covered Moller's attempt for the "CBS Evening News" as part of a story on the pursuit of a flying car
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In 1998, inventor Paul Moller invited CBS News to witness a test flight of his flying car. The vehicle had been proven to work when piloted by remote control, but this time Moller wanted to be in the cockpit himself for a manned flight. CBS News correspondent John Blackstone covered Moller’s attempt for the “CBS Evening News” as part of a story on the pursuit of a flying car
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Lets get this understood right from the Start *White Folks* Did *Not*
Create so-called U.F.O’S. They’ll soon come out of their mouths to try and
use these type of stories to debunk *actual* so -called U.F.O’S these are
the tactics of the C.I.A forever trying to use the Media to Divert the
people’s attention of Reality. People please don’t allow yourselves to Be
Misled *Sheeple*
LOL THE 90’s!
OK whom put up todays news 3.24.15 then took it down, lay off the glue.