'Drones' EVERYWHERE, What's Going On?

[mountain_jim]

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NEW — Tucker Carlson on the Drone Sightings Over New Jersey: “Something Big is Happening”

“Here's what I know. I know that something actually big is happening. I think we can deduce that. I know that the coverup is bipartisan. That always makes me uncomfortable when both sides are in on something. And I know that I don't know what it really is. I've never had this experience before.”

Full Episode:

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[Moemers]

anyone getting sick from any of this?

[RunningDeer]

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[ErtheVessel]

I don't know if anyone else has posted this guy, maybe on another thread? It's from a YouTube channel called Homesteading Off The Grid. He's had his channel for eight years, and as far as I can tell, it's not typically been about drone/UFO stuff, so it looks like this topic is new for him.

Here are three of his recent videos, which are kind of long-winded, but may be interesting to someone.

This first one is about two sightings of drones while on his property, one with his wife and one when he was alone. In both cases, they, and then he, experienced three days of sickness and then felt well. He has talked to others who have also fallen ill after a drone sighting.

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=pfREqualiBg

This second one is about comments he received on the first video above, that YouTube was censoring. He reads those censored comments here.

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=NWhqpfI2lqE

This third video is about the possibility that abductions are also happening with the drone/plasmoid sightings.

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=OpIGqDUi3H4

This guy lives in central Virginia with his wife and son on about six acres of land and is a vet (ex-military). Don't know how credible he is, as I've never watched him before, but I thought it was an interesting addition to the narrative.

[Delight]

orbs drones plasmoids compendium

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=QOt-M3-L5_M

[onevoice]

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[mojo]

Hi all,
Made this analysis and the video stills at the end are interesting especially at 5:31. I can see a shadow of a bigger object above and on the right hand side of the lights. When watching the slow motion part 2 of the video it looks to be one large object with lights shinning on two areas of the craft. Sharing this because most of the recent drone footage isnt in night vision but they do show blinking lights like this video. If I filmed this today dollars to donuts people would be saying its a drone. So in closing perhaps some of those drone videos are in fact a UFO.

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=KpMauBvazs8

[Johnnycomelately]

Drone story of a different type. More mundane, but still somewhat scary. Vid is embedded; should be clips up on YouTube, will edit to add if I find something. Edit, done.

Spectacles of dozens or hundreds of lit drones performing a choreographed big image in the night sky, are a thing now. There was a discussion last year here at PA, forget what thread and it was off topic for that thread. Mentioned was their apparent vulnerability to GPS disruption, but I don’t think that was the cause here. The engineering model for this sort of thing, relies on that many consumer gizmos not failing. This is like Boeing, but instead of the top management being bean counters, it’s artists.

7-year-old injured in drone accident

The U.S. FAA is investigating a drone show malfunction in Florida that seriously injured a 7-year-old child.
Dec. 23, 2024 2:18 p.m. MST

https://www.ctvnews.ca/video/c305226...drone-accident

Edit, found the same vid clips, on a news show called Good Morning America.

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=UYL4x2xOpxU

[QueenRia]

This is a great conversation with Gregg Braden, John Petersen & Penny Kelly. They take the bird's eye view and try to identify
- what aspect could be an 'op',
- what aspect is real,
- what does it mean,
- and what is going to happen next

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=iuBkQ0J5JZk

[QueenRia]

Posted by ErtheVessel (here)
I don't know if anyone else has posted this guy, maybe on another thread? It's from a YouTube channel called Homesteading Off The Grid. He's had his channel for eight years, and as far as I can tell, it's not typically been about drone/UFO stuff, so it looks like this topic is new for him.

This guy got recommended to me several times by the Youtube algorithm. He's playing nicely into the fear-based narrative that I suspect is part of whatever psy-op is currently being run, so I'm not surprised his videos are being pushed by the algorithm. He doesn't seem well-informed to me though.

[rgray222]

This is the first serious mainstream story I have seen that starts pointing the finger at otherworldly beings as the primary cause of the drone event. I can't help but think that this is intentional.

Former defense official makes earth-shattering UFO revelation as unexplained drones leave millions on edge

A man camping alone in California reported bright, white oval light, completely silent, hovering above trees

Video: https://www.foxnews.com/video/6366201454112

Testimony and several reports have exposed unidentified flying object (UFO) sightings across the country amid the national attention on apparent drone observations over recent weeks.

Luiz Elizondo, the former head of the Defense Department's Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program, and other witnesses testified before Congress last month about an alleged government group "hid[ing] the fact that we are not alone in the cosmos."

"I believe that we as Americans can handle the truth. And I also believe the world deserves the truth," Elizondo said, urging Congress to enact legislation protecting whistleblowers too afraid to come forward.


This UFO was photographed when it hovered for 15 minutes near the Holloman Air Development Center in Alamogordo, N.M., on Dec. 16, 1957. (Bettmann/Aerial Phenomena Research Organization/Getty Images)

The hearing was part of a larger effort by lawmakers to investigate UFOs, or unidentified aerial phenomenon (UAPs), and determine whether elements within the government are unlawfully withholding evidence from Congress.

Meanwhile, UFO sightings have been reported in every U.S. state, according to the National UFO Reporting Center, the largest independently collected set of UFO/UAP sighting reports online.

A military-trained observer reported that he was camping alone in Mountain Center, California, in October when suddenly all natural outdoor-related noises went silent and the entire area "lit up brighter than the brightest full moon he’d ever seen," according to the UFO reporting site.

The man said he saw a bright, white oval light that was about 20 to 30 feet long and hovering at treetop level, adding that the light remained completely still and noiseless, emitted no heat and resembled a large helicopter.



Several pilots also reported seeing three or four UFOs in the sky over Oregon, flying at different altitudes, just a few weeks ago, KPTV reported.

The pilots reported seeing strange, red circular lights zipping around at night, and a United Airlines pilot contacted the control tower to talk about moving lights seen over western Oregon, the outlet reported.

In April 2022, a witness said she noticed a light in the sky over a reservoir in Connecticut, believing it was potentially an unidentified aerial phenomenon (UAP/UFO), according to NewsNation.

"I’m always a sky watcher, so I was wondering if it was a plane," the woman told the outlet. "But the way it was moving, there’s no way it was a plane."



While recent sightings of drones or mysterious aircraft are not exactly UFO observations, they have, nonetheless, raised concerns and have even attracted the attention of the FBI, sparking conversation about the possibility of other unidentified flying objects in the sky.

"The FBI Newark, NJ State Police, and NJ Office of Homeland Security and Preparedness are asking for the public to report any information related to the recent sightings of possible drones flying in several areas along the Raritan River," a Dec. 3 FBI statement noted.

Last week, the Federal Aviation Administration issued temporary flight restrictions, which expire Jan. 17, 2025, prohibiting drone flights over parts of New Jersey after the influx of sightings, excluding drone operations in support of national defense, homeland security, law enforcement, firefighting, search and rescue or disaster response missions.

However, White House National Security Communications Adviser John Kirby recently told Fox News the mysterious drones flying over the country are in fact "legal" and "lawful."



The White House, in coordination with the FBI and state and local officials, examined roughly 5,000 sightings, and their analysis concludes that "lawful, legal, commercial hobbyist and even law enforcement aircraft activity" is responsible for the sightings, Kirby said about the assessment.

In a recent statement by the Department of Homeland Security, the FBI, the Federal Aviation Administration and the Department of Defense, the agencies said that while they "recognize the concern," there is no evidence that the drones are "anomalous" or a threat to national security or public safety.

Source: https://www.foxnews.com/us/former-de...-millions-edge

[norman]

Happy Christmas

https://rumble.com/v60nt7k-idiots-pa...e9s=src_v1_ucp


Source: https://www.rumble.com/video/v5yfbjq/?pub=1yatds

[QueenRia]

Posted by ErtheVessel (here)
This second one is about comments he received on the first video above, that YouTube was censoring. He reads those censored comments here.

By the way, he is not reading CENSORED comments. He's reading "comments held for review". When Youtube censors a comment, it gets deleted instantly, so the channel owner never even sees it. A lot of my own comments get censored that way, it's very frustrating. When a comment gets "held for review", the comment only got flagged for whatever reason (might even have to do with the channel's settings) and Youtube lets the channel owner decide.

[norman]

In my own mind, I can well imagine that the black underbelly of government has been playing with antigravity for many decades and so very likely has stored specimens/production-runs of much older technological applications of antigravity science they were doing as far back as the 50s.

Grabbing such old stock out of underground facilities/storage to put to use in an event like this would probably require a lot of Calibration Flights and general deployment capability testing here and now at the end of 2024. Would that explain the variability of the sightings ? . . I think it very well could. When it's "all hands on deck" that includes old and maybe even very old hands that have not seen the light of day/night since I was born.

In this video Courtenay Turner looks at plenty of interesting data/documentation, joins a few interesting dots and has plenty of interesting comments to make about the 'Drones'. Even though there seems to be video evidence of unusually fast and "physics" defying elements to the story, I think she's ploughing in the right direction.

I recommend diving into this video at around 12 minutes and I suggest keeping in mind that Trump probably knows a LOT more than he's letting on.

https://rumble.com/v62l2rw-is-there-...html?start=721


Source: https://www.rumble.com/video/v60cnr2/?pub=1yatds&start=721

[Denise/Dizi]

Whether or not the drone issue is being used to create fear, or a psyop, is what the viewers make of it, and how they allow themselves at an individual level, to perceive such things... A psyop won't work if the public spends a bit of time doing their own homework or really thinking something through.

If a psyop, the reason for such things, is for an adversary to believe WE BELIEVE that we have something to fear.

The ones we really should be paying attention to, are the ones that we know the military are observing... Those are being tested, scanned, and examined, while still in the air, to see what they really are... And if the military is examining them while they're still in the air, they're doing so because they want to know what they're dealing with.

Which means, they may not just be someone's backyard toy. It could be the military trying to disarm something they sent up, or examining something that shouldn't be there.

Those are the drones we really should focus on, the rest? Not worthy of the effort in my opinion. But a psyop? I would be concerned if I was given the task of protecting our airspace at all times, and a rouge unknown drone appeared in our skies...

But rest assured, they know what they're looking for... They get the patent requests long before these things hit the skies... It's those they have no record of they're really looking at in a serious manner.

It could be we sent them up, to then "FAKE EXAMINE THEM".. And then use outdated technology to give the illusion we do not have more advanced technologies to do such things.. It's a shell game, as you do not want to tip your hand. Usually the psyop isn't to fool Americans, but rather our adversaries, and or to paint an illusion for them... And the media wouldn't be told which is which, in which case the media themselves would hype it up for ratings...

The news thrives when hype is created... But the individuals shouldn't worry... Unless they see military involvement.

[SilentFeathers]

Posted by Denise/Dizi (here)
Whether or not the drone issue is being used to create fear, or a psyop, is what the viewers make of it, and how they allow themselves at an individual level, to perceive such things... A psyop won't work if the public spends a bit of time doing their own homework or really thinking something through.

If a psyop, the reason for such things, is for an adversary to believe WE BELIEVE that we have something to fear.

The ones we really should be paying attention to, are the ones that we know the military are observing... Those are being tested, scanned, and examined, while still in the air, to see what they really are... And if the military is examining them while they're still in the air, they're doing so because they want to know what they're dealing with.

Which means, they may not just be someone's backyard toy. It could be the military trying to disarm something they sent up, or examining something that shouldn't be there.

Those are the drones we really should focus on, the rest? Not worthy of the effort in my opinion. But a psyop? I would be concerned if I was given the task of protecting our airspace at all times, and a rouge unknown drone appeared in our skies...

But rest assured, they know what they're looking for... They get the patent requests long before these things hit the skies... It's those they have no record of they're really looking at in a serious manner.

It could be we sent them up, to then "FAKE EXAMINE THEM".. And then use outdated technology to give the illusion we do not have more advanced technologies to do such things.. It's a shell game, as you do not want to tip your hand. Usually the psyop isn't to fool Americans, but rather our adversaries, and or to paint an illusion for them... And the media wouldn't be told which is which, in which case the media themselves would hype it up for ratings...

The news thrives when hype is created... But the individuals shouldn't worry... Unless they see military involvement.

Many are already losing interest as these drone things are becoming boring and aren't blowing up buildings or targeting and killing people. The conditioning and new normal is to have things flying around overhead now all the time.

Regardless, I still suspect these things are weapons to be used against us during a martial law type of situation or if we are just simply misbehaving. We're likely to see how nasty these things are if they pull out the rug from under Trump on January 20th and people start "protesting" and or rioting because of it.

[Mike]

Posted by SilentFeathers (here)

Posted by Denise/Dizi (here)
Whether or not the drone issue is being used to create fear, or a psyop, is what the viewers make of it, and how they allow themselves at an individual level, to perceive such things... A psyop won't work if the public spends a bit of time doing their own homework or really thinking something through.

If a psyop, the reason for such things, is for an adversary to believe WE BELIEVE that we have something to fear.

The ones we really should be paying attention to, are the ones that we know the military are observing... Those are being tested, scanned, and examined, while still in the air, to see what they really are... And if the military is examining them while they're still in the air, they're doing so because they want to know what they're dealing with.

Which means, they may not just be someone's backyard toy. It could be the military trying to disarm something they sent up, or examining something that shouldn't be there.

Those are the drones we really should focus on, the rest? Not worthy of the effort in my opinion. But a psyop? I would be concerned if I was given the task of protecting our airspace at all times, and a rouge unknown drone appeared in our skies...

But rest assured, they know what they're looking for... They get the patent requests long before these things hit the skies... It's those they have no record of they're really looking at in a serious manner.

It could be we sent them up, to then "FAKE EXAMINE THEM".. And then use outdated technology to give the illusion we do not have more advanced technologies to do such things.. It's a shell game, as you do not want to tip your hand. Usually the psyop isn't to fool Americans, but rather our adversaries, and or to paint an illusion for them... And the media wouldn't be told which is which, in which case the media themselves would hype it up for ratings...

The news thrives when hype is created... But the individuals shouldn't worry... Unless they see military involvement.

Many are already losing interest as these drone things are becoming boring and aren't blowing up buildings or targeting and killing people. The conditioning and new normal is to have things flying around overhead now all the time.

Regardless, I still suspect these things are weapons to be used against us during a martial law type of situation or if we are just simply misbehaving. We're likely to see how nasty these things are if they pull out the rug from under Trump on January 20th and people start "protesting" and or rioting because of it.

Well said.

I'll admit: I'm getting bored with it too! The human mind can only remain in a state of suspense for so long before it finally exhausts itself, shrugs, and resumes whatever it was doing before.

I recall experiencing this phenomena when I was a kid, lying in bed, terrified after waking from a nightmare or whatever. I'd remain in a heightened state of stress and fear and suspense for quite a while before my body and mind just couldn't maintain it anymore. And then I'd either fall back asleep or get up and distract myself by reading or playing video games or something. And I'm doing the equivalent as an adult now. I'm just back to thinking and doing all my normal stuff, and could hardly give a sh!t about the "drones".

Maybe I've fallen victim to the psy op that you've described above. Maybe it's some form of demoralization at knowing we'll never get an honest answer anyway. Or maybe I've been so neck deep in UFO and paranormal stuff over the years that I'm just not too surprised by it all, and therefore not all that interested. All the above? Hard to say.

I'd like to know what the heck is going on! But I think I already know. And I think that's the main reason behind my indifference actually. I think it's a classic UFO "flap", and the military sent up drones as a kind of misdirection/distraction. I feel pretty confident in that theory.

[SilentFeathers]

Posted by Mike (here)

Posted by SilentFeathers (here)

Posted by Denise/Dizi (here)
Whether or not the drone issue is being used to create fear, or a psyop, is what the viewers make of it, and how they allow themselves at an individual level, to perceive such things... A psyop won't work if the public spends a bit of time doing their own homework or really thinking something through.

If a psyop, the reason for such things, is for an adversary to believe WE BELIEVE that we have something to fear.

The ones we really should be paying attention to, are the ones that we know the military are observing... Those are being tested, scanned, and examined, while still in the air, to see what they really are... And if the military is examining them while they're still in the air, they're doing so because they want to know what they're dealing with.

Which means, they may not just be someone's backyard toy. It could be the military trying to disarm something they sent up, or examining something that shouldn't be there.

Those are the drones we really should focus on, the rest? Not worthy of the effort in my opinion. But a psyop? I would be concerned if I was given the task of protecting our airspace at all times, and a rouge unknown drone appeared in our skies...

But rest assured, they know what they're looking for... They get the patent requests long before these things hit the skies... It's those they have no record of they're really looking at in a serious manner.

It could be we sent them up, to then "FAKE EXAMINE THEM".. And then use outdated technology to give the illusion we do not have more advanced technologies to do such things.. It's a shell game, as you do not want to tip your hand. Usually the psyop isn't to fool Americans, but rather our adversaries, and or to paint an illusion for them... And the media wouldn't be told which is which, in which case the media themselves would hype it up for ratings...

The news thrives when hype is created... But the individuals shouldn't worry... Unless they see military involvement.

Many are already losing interest as these drone things are becoming boring and aren't blowing up buildings or targeting and killing people. The conditioning and new normal is to have things flying around overhead now all the time.

Regardless, I still suspect these things are weapons to be used against us during a martial law type of situation or if we are just simply misbehaving. We're likely to see how nasty these things are if they pull out the rug from under Trump on January 20th and people start "protesting" and or rioting because of it.

Well said.

I'll admit: I'm getting bored with it too! The human mind can only remain in a state of suspense for so long before it finally exhausts itself, shrugs, and resumes whatever it was doing before.

I recall experiencing this phenomena when I was a kid, lying in bed, terrified after waking from a nightmare or whatever. I'd remain in a heightened state of stress and fear and suspense for quite a while before my body and mind just couldn't maintain it anymore. And then I'd either fall back asleep or get up and distract myself by reading or playing video games or something. And I'm doing the equivalent as an adult now. I'm just back to thinking and doing all my normal stuff, and could hardly give a sh!t about the "drones".

Maybe I've fallen victim to the psy op that you've described above. Maybe it's some form of demoralization at knowing we'll never get an honest answer anyway. Or maybe I've been so neck deep in UFO and paranormal stuff over the years that I'm just not too surprised by it all, and therefore not all that interested. All the above? Hard to say.

I'd like to know what the heck is going on! But I think I already know. And I think that's the main reason behind my indifference actually. I think it's a classic UFO "flap", and the military sent up drones as a kind of misdirection/distraction. I feel pretty confident in that theory.

I think we've reached a point that if they came clean and actually did come out and tell us the truth, we wouldn't believe them anyways!

I've kind of decided to go with my theory until I see something different to change my mind. All I know for sure is that things are getting really weird!

[SilentFeathers]

Here's a post I made on March 6th, 2013 in the thread: Brainwave and Thought Pattern Manipulation - AI Technology And The Invasion Of Our Minds Post #119 in thread.

Just think what they can do with any kind of drone now-a-days....

Posted by SilentFeathers (here)
Another "leg" of this technology....more evidence most of the technology in todays world is being weaponized one way or another, whether its to spy on people or to kill people, either way it's a weapon....

Recently uncovered government documents reveal that the U.S. Department of Homeland Security's (DHS) unmanned Predator B drone fleet has been customize designed to identify civilians carrying guns and track cell phone signals.
http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Governm...-Carrying-Guns

also this....

Eric Holder: Drone strikes against Americans on U.S. soil are legal
March 5, 2013
http://washingtonexaminer.com/eric-h...rticle/2523319

DHS built domestic surveillance tech into Predator drones
Homeland Security's specifications say drones must be able to detect whether a civilian is armed. Also specified: "signals interception" and "direction finding" for electronic surveillance.

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security has customized its Predator drones, originally built for overseas military operations, to carry out at-home surveillance tasks that have civil libertarians worried: identifying civilians carrying guns and tracking their cell phones, government documents show.
The documents provide more details about the surveillance capabilities of the department's unmanned Predator B drones, which are primarily used to patrol the United States' northern and southern borders but have been pressed into service on behalf of a growing number of law enforcement agencies including the FBI, the Secret Service, the Texas Rangers, and local police.
Homeland Security's specifications for its drones, built by San Diego-based General Atomics Aeronautical Systems, say they "shall be capable of identifying a standing human being at night as likely armed or not," meaning carrying a shotgun or rifle. They also specify "signals interception" technology that can capture communications in the frequency ranges used by mobile phones, and "direction finding" technology that can identify the locations of mobile devices or two-way radios.
MORE: http://news.cnet.com/8301-13578_3-57...edator-drones/

ADDED: 2 links are broken and no longer work but I assure you they were working in 2013 when I made this post.