Wright-Patterson Air Force Base in Dayton, Ohio, was shut down for hours this weekend due to drone activity.
who still thinks this is some drone nerd prank?
who still thinks this is some drone nerd prank?
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David Grusch - Real Deal UFOs In Gov Possession?
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H e d g e
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Me.
Just not to sure who’s flying them, US or Russian.
Ca++
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Pondering that, I realised it's not the Russians. If they had such capability, we would be seeing it in the Ukraine.
This can only be China. We know they want Taiwan, and that the Nato countries likely to support Taiwan are seeing drones. So when these same drones are seen over Taiwan, and accepted as the same, they can then start doing damage. The US isn't going to help, knowing the same things are in their airspace, but they have nothing in China. It's like talking about fetching a gun, when their is already one to your head. That's invisible. So there could be one anywhere. Stopping you getting your planes off the ground, and just how will ships do against them.
The only other option really is aliens. But then, the aliens just seem to be sending the 'No' message to certain players.
Of course there is another option. These actually belong to the US or UK military, who really should be developing swarms, and have no interest in confirming their abilities. For it looses plausible deniability.
We have a tradition of deploying vehicles within vehicles. Booster rockets, and such. We must want to fire something like an icbm full of drones. The lights might even be a means of communication within the swarm. Jam that?
Very hard to keep a lid on things like this. If it is another nation, they must surely be very satisfied.
This can only be China. We know they want Taiwan, and that the Nato countries likely to support Taiwan are seeing drones. So when these same drones are seen over Taiwan, and accepted as the same, they can then start doing damage. The US isn't going to help, knowing the same things are in their airspace, but they have nothing in China. It's like talking about fetching a gun, when their is already one to your head. That's invisible. So there could be one anywhere. Stopping you getting your planes off the ground, and just how will ships do against them.
The only other option really is aliens. But then, the aliens just seem to be sending the 'No' message to certain players.
Of course there is another option. These actually belong to the US or UK military, who really should be developing swarms, and have no interest in confirming their abilities. For it looses plausible deniability.
We have a tradition of deploying vehicles within vehicles. Booster rockets, and such. We must want to fire something like an icbm full of drones. The lights might even be a means of communication within the swarm. Jam that?
Very hard to keep a lid on things like this. If it is another nation, they must surely be very satisfied.
H e d g e
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No way it’s the Chinese or we’d have seized all their assets by now like we did with the oligarchs.
Probably British American or Russian, not sure who’d be the greater threat, being liberated by the Russians might be our best hope of survival, they’d target our leaders before us.
I wouldn’t vote for any of them,
depopulation is the worry whoever’s running the place.
Technological unemployment, ageing population, environmental destruction. I don’t think they need us anymore, we’re fucked either way.
Probably British American or Russian, not sure who’d be the greater threat, being liberated by the Russians might be our best hope of survival, they’d target our leaders before us.
I wouldn’t vote for any of them,
depopulation is the worry whoever’s running the place.
Technological unemployment, ageing population, environmental destruction. I don’t think they need us anymore, we’re fucked either way.
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xtsho
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"We assess that the sightings to date include a combination of lawful commercial drones, hobbyist drones and law enforcement drones, as well as manned fixed-wing aircraft, helicopters and even stars that were mistakenly reported as drones," John Kirby, the National Security Council spokesperson, told reporters Monday.
"We have not identified anything anomalous or any national security or public safety risk over the civilian airspace in New Jersey or other states in the Northeast," he added.
"We have not identified anything anomalous or any national security or public safety risk over the civilian airspace in New Jersey or other states in the Northeast," he added.
have we ever seen an official government communication that doesn't dismiss UFO sightings as misidentification?
They're looking for a lost Ukranian nuke 
www.timesnownews.com
'Drones Looking For Ukrainian Nuclear Bomb': Drone Manufacturer's Shocking Claim Goes Viral
For weeks, residents of New Jersey, New York, and Maryland have been reporting seeing big drones soar every night, which has raised public alarm and prompted government investigations. There is no proof of a security danger, according to the DHS and FBI, but rumors that the drones might be...
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