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🛸X-Files Chinese spy balloon

Uh seriously though, what the fuck is happening

https://www.reuters.com/world/us/us...a-ufo-new-object-seen-over-canada-2023-02-11/

Separately, the U.S. military also scrambled fighter jets in Montana to investigate a radar anomaly that triggered a brief federal closure of airspace.

"Those aircraft did not identify any object to correlate the radar hits," the North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) said in a statement.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau first announced Saturday's shootdown over the northern Yukon territory, saying Canadian forces would recover and analyze the wreckage.

Canadian Defence Minister Anita Anand declined to speculate about the origin of the object, which she said was cylindrical in shape.
 
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Do we have some kind of secret war with China where both sides have drones capable of incredible things? And that’s what we are shooting down? Because now China is getting in on the action:

 
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DocZaius said:
Do we have some kind of secret war with China where both sides have drones capable of incredible things? And that’s what we are shooting down? Because now China is getting in on the action:

https://twitter.com/dagosupremacy/status/1624743384396058625?s=61&t=b2wdraukiRJpD2QsDgtMAQ

Or they're doing it themselves to act like it's not their spy shit over our country.
 
Secdef and chairman of JC are not competent and need to be retired or maybe that's what all the money paid to Biden Inc. Bought for the CCP....access to our bases.
 
DocZaius said:
https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/national-security/china-spy-balloon-collected-intelligence-us-military-bases-rcna77155

FFS

Not that it probably matters when China could nuke us with a hypersonic missile that would hit us before we knew it was coming
 
Something seems off here though. 17 days and no one stopped it, investigated it, reported it, or did anything other than to ignore it? And it takes almost a year for us to find out?
interesting info:

The incursions started on Dec. 6, 2023. The drones ranged in size, some being around 20 feet long, often flying over the base in the evening. The drones flew at approximately 100 miles per hour and made noises described as similar to lawnmowers. According to reports, they were also hard to track. The Wall Street Journal reported that Air Force Gen. Mark Kelly, then the head of Air Combat Command, witnessed the drones.

Despite months of investigations, the source remains unknown. It’s also unclear if the flights were malicious or the work of some hobbyists. The fact that the drones were able to make repeated flights into restricted airspace remains a concern. Despite last year seeing several suspected surveillance balloons shot down by American fighter jets, the drones were not shot down; federal law says that drones flying over bases can only be shot down if they are a direct threat to the installation.

The base, located in southeastern Virginia and part of Joint Base Langley-Eustis, is home to F-22 squadrons and the headquarters of Air Combat Command. The F-22 that shot down a Chinese spy balloon early in 2023 was based at the installation.

 
Something seems off here though. 17 days and no one stopped it, investigated it, reported it, or did anything other than to ignore it? And it takes almost a year for us to find out?

Yeah, seems really strange, right? I mean, on the one hand if you report it, then you kind of admit you were powerless to stop it. On the other hand, I would expect our military to do SOMETHING about it.
 
interesting info:

The incursions started on Dec. 6, 2023. The drones ranged in size, some being around 20 feet long, often flying over the base in the evening. The drones flew at approximately 100 miles per hour and made noises described as similar to lawnmowers. According to reports, they were also hard to track. The Wall Street Journal reported that Air Force Gen. Mark Kelly, then the head of Air Combat Command, witnessed the drones.

Despite months of investigations, the source remains unknown. It’s also unclear if the flights were malicious or the work of some hobbyists. The fact that the drones were able to make repeated flights into restricted airspace remains a concern. Despite last year seeing several suspected surveillance balloons shot down by American fighter jets, the drones were not shot down; federal law says that drones flying over bases can only be shot down if they are a direct threat to the installation.

The base, located in southeastern Virginia and part of Joint Base Langley-Eustis, is home to F-22 squadrons and the headquarters of Air Combat Command. The F-22 that shot down a Chinese spy balloon early in 2023 was based at the installation.


I'm calling bullshit. Telling me the CIA can't and won't locate, then shoot down unknown drones flying around? I don't buy that for a second.
 
So there has been a lot of talk in my feed about drone or UAP/UFO sightings all over the world lately, including drone incursions over US military bases that we apparently can't do anything about?

An example:



Some are clearly conventional planes or drones, but the authorities are supposedly taking it kind of seriously?

 
That video...looks like a drone, but it looks damn big to be the type of drone an average dude would use and not the right style of drone the government would use. That close up, there's no relatable visual to get an idea on the actual size though.

They want help? Tell the hunters who see one to shoot it and they won't be changed for discharging a firearm if they live in city limits.
 
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