This happened for weeks in the US without (apparently) any attempt to capture one of shoot one down. Now it’s happening in the UK. They refer to them as drones. Why is unclear to me. Do they make noise and or have video of them and their shapes etc? In the US events at least, they came in different sizes, some too large and fast to be hobbyist level drones.
The ROE is they don’t demonstrate a threat, they don’t shoot them down. Seems at the very least some adversary of ours is messing with us and we need to capture one, or shoot the damn things down. Enough of this BS:
No one paying attention to this one? Now it’s NJ, and none of our supposed security orgs seem to have a clue, or if they do, not sharing it. Congressional hearing was held, all said they didn’t know what and why, and it’s not making people happy. Summary discussion:
Big question, with regards to the ones over the U.S., is where are they coming from? I doubt they have intercontinental ability, so given the enormous distances involved over oceans could they be launched from subs or other surface ships off our coast? The pics of the ones over NJ had lights on them, so doubt they’re UFO’s.
The only reason any aircraft will have lights turned on is to be seen. So there is a reason all these are flying around with lights on, maybe just testing our, as in the locals on the ground, response to them. Maybe conditioning folks to seeing unidentified aircraft. But why?
ETA: any unidentified aircraft over military or secure installations that won’t identify themselves should be shot down.
That is the Q among others. They seem to stay close to the ocean and many have reported seeing them from off, or from the direction of, the ocean. Launched from a ship, a sub, etc we don’t know, but what’s clear due to their size, flight times and distance, etc, they’re no simple commercial drones. My $ is on China currently.
Actually I just read on BARFCOM that they appeared over China too. Now THAT, and all the other places they’ve shown up (especially sensitive military and nuke facilities), is a bit disturbing.
The only thing about that is I doubt China has an interest in nuke and military facilities we may have in the UK. Hawaii, Guam, West Coast, yeah, I can see those being targeted. But all the way up in the North Atlantic in the UK?
The more I think about this the more it kind of gives me the creeps…
You may be confusing two different things, what’s clearly man made tech, and what’s true UFO/UAP phenomena. I believe what was seen in China was the latter group. UFO/UAP of the latter kind have shown interest in nukes and sensitive locations for at least 80 years. What the thread covers appear to be manmade drones of some form. They too have been seen over mil locations more recently. See:
In the recent events we are focused on, they exhibit clear typical drone behaviors. What makes some of them unique is their size, time they are able to stay aloft, and not using bands normal to commercial drones. They even have traditional navigation lights. However, they’re not of color and type use for navigation/identification.
Here’s my theory on that, they only fly at night, are dark colored, and the lights make it impossible to get a clear vid of them even with high end cameras. I’m thinking the lights are part of masking their identity. No doubt mil tech can see them , but they’re not sharing that with us (I assume) as to not expose capabilities to the public.
Our ROE and laws do not allow us to shoot the damn things out of the sky of they have demonstrated no threat, and I bet $ they’re aware if that too! Good info:
I saw one of the “drone” clips in the media and it clearly was a plane. Many of them had the red and green marker lights on them. Sure, aliens are using red/green marker lights…gtfoh.
This bs has gotten out of control due to media coverage and many people who see anything flying around at night are reporting them as drones when they are just small planes or helicopters.
A Cessna/Piper is as small/big as an suv. The media is blowing this crap up without getting any facts together for clicks.
The reason these “drones” are perceived as “only flying at night” is because the camera phones’ night capabilities are garbage and they can only “not be identified” at night. In the day, they aren’t reported because they look like freaking planes.
Well to play Devil’s Advocate, if it was regular aircraft why don’t they just say so? Isn’t there some site you can go to and see flights all over the world on it? IIRC it’s some kind of transponders that planes use that this particular site uses to track aircraft (?). Surely someone has looked at what was flying over NJ when this happened.
Yeah, if UFO’s are really “not of this world” I also doubt they’d use running lights.
I’m not sure what the significance of NJ is, but the stuff flying over Northern Virginia (the seat of our government) or RAF bases in the UK where we ostensibly have nukes is definitely something we need to ascertain it’s identity.
Your right about Flight Tracker, but do you think the morons with cell phones are looking that up when they see a “UFO” appear? Do you think the media is finding and cross referencing that info either? Highly unlikely.
Yes, the bases are a totally different animal. The military is not going to comment on that regardless of what the reason is.
The things getting blown up and shown all over the media are the NJ sightings.
Other then the fact the media blows things out of proportion (which goes without saying…), nothing you wrote is factually correct. It’s been well documented now, hence the Congressional hearing where FBI, etc all are clear it’s legit issue taking place. No one is claiming aliens/NHI either, they appear clearly manmade craft.
That’s obviously separate from mistaken identity of small planes, helos, etc, as to be expected by derpa derps who can’t tell the differences. That’s to be expected also, and of course the media will only make it far worse. That’s their job! It’s ironic to note War Of The Worlds hysteria took place in NJ!
“Assemblyman Brian Bergen attended a briefing on Wednesday hoping for answers about unidentified drones but is met with vague excuses and no solutions. Officials admit they don’t know where the drones come from, who’s behind them, or what they mean—yet insist there’s no threat. Frustrated by the lack of effort or direction, he leaves, calling it a waste of time and a failure of responsibility.”
