The Drones

[Uncle Gump]

Like the Biden administration wants to admit they lost radioactive materials.

 

[Snoranger]

One theory is that there's radioactive material missing in New Jersey and these drones are being used to search for it. That may be the most likely reason, but I don't know why the government doesn't just say so.

It NJ… it’s not missing, it “fell off a truck”. I know a guy that knows where to find it. What’s it worth to ya?

 

[Brain75]

When it comes to radioactive materials, the government (US and foreign) will deny, cover up, dis-inform, do whatever it takes to distract and hide... that Jim makes the most sense of any theory I have heard, we will only know the truth 25 years from now when it is declassified or if it manages to get leaked out to the point that they can't cover it up.

Ever heard of SL-1, Kystym, etc... those things came to light way way way later when they were accidentally leaked.

 

[Curious Hound]

It’s not just New Jersey. My brother and his wife said the drones have flown past their town (Downingtown, PA) headed west.

 

[alwaysFlOoReD]

Copied and pasted from a different forum....

"This has been a test of the EASTS (Emergency American Stupidity Test System).
This system has ben developed to test the combined stupidity of the American Public when aided with the full resources of the Media and political system."

The results of this test confirm a minimum two week stupidity cycle is still in place, with the possibility of extending to a month as needed.

 

[Curious Hound]

Copied and pasted from a different forum....

"This has been a test of the EASTS (Emergency American Stupidity Test System).
This system has ben developed to test the combined stupidity of the American Public when aided with the full resources of the Media and political system."

The results of this test confirm a minimum two week stupidity cycle is still in place, with the possibility of extending to a month as needed.

They’ve been testing that system heavily for the past 4 years.

 

[alwaysFlOoReD]

They’ve been testing that system heavily for the past 4 years.

And ramping it up for the next four.
Just imagine what blanket tariffs are going to do to your buying habits...

 

[RobbieD]

And ramping it up for the next four.
Just imagine what blanket tariffs are going to do to your buying habits...

Good point. I've stocked up on ammo, canned goods, toilet paper and cat food, but I forgot about blankets.

Thank you; I'm running out to WalMart right now to buy me some blankets.

 

[Jim Oaks]

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New Jersey needs one of these. This vehicle is outfitted with a Marine Air Defense Integrated System, or MADIS, which detects, tracks and defeats aerial threats.

 

[Jim Oaks]

Good news...

"Intelligence officials insist there is nothing nefarious about the drone invasion that has plagued New Jersey residents in a three-hour classified briefing.

The CIA, FBI, Department of Homeland Security and Department of Defense met with members of the House Intelligence Committee on Tuesday night about the unidentified aircrafts that have been reported in multiple states.

It was argued the aircrafts are not the work of a classified government operation, and said there seems to be no one reason behind the phenomenon.

Many of the more than 5,000 reported drone sightings are just planes, helicopters or hobbyist drones operating lawfully, the officials told congressmen, according to Fox News.

'There is no evident threat coming from any place,' Rep. Chrissy Houlahan, a Democrat from Pennsylvania, said following the hearing.

Rep. Jim Hines, a Democrat from Connecticut, also claimed: 'There's no evidence that anybody acted unlawfully here or that any of these drones, in as much as the authorities know about them, are associated with malign intent.

'I don't think we have any reason to believe that they are hiding information,' he added. 'And again, we asked an extraordinarily detailed series of questions of 28 people over a period of three hours.' "

So, there you go.

 

[Jim Oaks]

I found this interesting. It's more about the news media and government than it is about the drones.

 

[Curious Hound]

I still don't like the whole mess.

I don't like the fact that they can't or won't identify who or where they come from.

I don't like the fact that there are so many of them acting together.

I don't like the fact that we aren't doing anything about them.

I feel like we are being played and our safety is at risk.

Are we just going to let this continue? Just wait until they all find public places and government buildings to land on and explode? Or let them fly over population centers and disperse some disease we're not prepared to fight?

In my not so humble opinion, homeland security is failing us. Our military is failing us. Our government, from the top to the bottom is failing us. Not just failing us, but covering it up with lies and bad media communications.

 

[pjtoledo]

why does the whole situation appear to be telling me to sit down and shut up? "go away little boy. you're bothering me"

if the drones are legitimate, with all the news coverage, why haven't some of the operators spoken?

vigilance, worth practicing in these times.

 

[Roert42]

I think there’s just way more commercial drone activity than people realize. Now something has gone viral and people are paying attention.

Even massive commercial drones done have to file any type of flight plan. They just need to be registered and the pilot must have various licenses that prove he knows what they can do and can’t do.

No real traceability on those things.


You’ve got hundreds of companies operating commercial drones in NJ independently. Certainly you’ll have a hard time tracking down who’s operating all these thing at the same time.

Plus, our radar systems aren’t configured to detect objects this size and altitude. So the only way for someone to track them would be visually. Not practical.

 

[85_Ranger4x4]

why does the whole situation appear to be telling me to sit down and shut up? "go away little boy. you're bothering me"

if the drones are legitimate, with all the news coverage, why haven't some of the operators spoken?

vigilance, worth practicing in these times.

Legitimate enough they are closing military airports because of the proximity of the drones...